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Would you say software still has this gate / barrier or is it disappearing? From my experience looking at bootcamp students, grasping programming is still nothi
by Gooblebrai 1y ago
Would you say software still has this gate / barrier or is it disappearing? From my experience looking at bootcamp students, grasping programming is still nothing short of a mind switch that some are unable to do (regardless of if they have an LLM to assist, that tends to make it worse)
- StableAlkyne 1y ago> Would you say software still has this gate / barrier or is it disappearing? Not OP, but if you wanna get an idea for how much of a barrier there was 30 years ago... Just look through a few shareware CDs. So much crap was hastily thrown together by someone who read a beginner book on Hypercard or Visual Basic - and you'd have to mail $10 to an address, hope they hadn't moved, and that your floppy wouldn't get lost in the mail. The general shittiness of most software back in the 90s is still a bit nostalgic IMO. It felt like software that was written by actual people instead of a faceless corporation