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Why would this be any more true of shells than it is of programming languages? The sort of things people do with the shell requires a certain specificity and si
by wcummings 11y ago
Why would this be any more true of shells than it is of programming languages? The sort of things people do with the shell requires a certain specificity and simplicity (who wants to implement an NLP just to implement a compatible shell?)
Natural language input has displaced the graphical interface, somewhat. People use it every day on their phones.