Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
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Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
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Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#2Tough Tomate principle is a new (to me) take on how the tools and the product shape each other, but it reminded me of this gem: https://dourish.com/publications/2012/ubicomp2012-colonial.p...
Ubicomp’s Colonial Impulse
Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#3When you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail principle. Come on admit, you've hammered in a screw before.
Good easy read though.
Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#4World's biggest cake
See the video how they made and how it looks
https://howto105.blogspot.com/2019/04/worlds-biggest-ice-cre...
Very funny video of 2019 Just watch and try to control your laugh http://bit.ly/2IVEv1j
Cute dog walking like humans http://bit.ly/2VpFTQB
See the video of Cute dog skateboarding even humans can't do this easily http://bit.ly/2IXS2Wj
World's most highest truck jump Even you can't believe this That's not a movie scene it's real http://bit.ly/2VuUme7
See the video of Cute dog walking at rope Even humans can't do this http://bit.ly/2VupwSQ
Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#5When you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail principle. Come on admit, you've hammered in a screw before. Good easy read though.
I'm reading it more as "If the only tool everyone has is hammers, everything will be done with nails"
Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#6>> One instance of the Tough Tomato Principle is particularly interesting: when people are the tomatoes that have to fit their new technological paradigm.
Sounds like a lot of people are going to be thrown out.
Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#7“Software is anonymous by default.”
Ha ha ha ha ha HA!
https://www.reddit.com/r/StallmanWasRight/
“The final way software is changing what we can produce is by killing gatekeepers.”
No. The gatekeepers are now simply smaller in number and more powerful. Being unpersoned is a thing now, where maybe the rich elites would tolerate a message and downplay it before, now the message, if unpopular, ceases to exist.
Unfortunately, it seems like this article is full of hyperbole, which if true would mean we’re living in the greatest of times, and maybe that’s true, but only if you’re the one ordering uber eats, and not the one delivering.
“It’s good to be the king.” - History of the World, Part I
Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#8This, although a little different, reminded me of Conway's Law: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#9When you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail principle. Come on admit, you've hammered in a screw before. Good easy read though.
I'm reading it more as "If the only tool everyone has is hammers, everything will be done with nails"
Hmm.
"When our only tool for understanding principles is hammer-nail metaphors, everything will reduced to terms of hammers and nails."
Re: Software, the Tough Tomato Principle, and the Great Weirdening of the World
#10The name for this is co-evolution (though tough tomato sounds fun as well :D). It's been written about extensively in papers.