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It's kind of the point of the computers. It may not seem like it now, but that's because a big chunk of software industry is making money on introducing fricti
by TeMPOraL 11mo ago
It's kind of the point of the computers.
It may not seem like it now, but that's because a big chunk of software industry is making money on introducing friction, and preventing automation, because the user interface that sits between a person and some outcome they desire, makes for a perfect marketing channel.
- manuelmoreale 11mo ago> It's kind of the point of the computers. It kind of isn't? If I read your comment and rather than taking the time to think about what you said and respond to you I simply prompted one of the many tools to "write a comment that disagrees with TeMPOraL" something would be lost. And the point of the computer is not to replace me everywhere it can. Also, automating something is one thing. It requires deliberate actions. Outsourcing is another thing.