What we lost when we stopped programming
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What we lost when we stopped programming
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Re: What we lost when we stopped programming
#2There's a connection here, right?
https://www.enhanced.com/games
I'm haven't worked out angles or implications, but it seems to rhyme for me.
Re: What we lost when we stopped programming
#3There's a connection here, right? https://www.enhanced.com/games I'm haven't worked out angles or implications, but it seems to rhyme for me.
That's a great point, and yes, probably. Perhaps society is pushing in two opposing directions, the tech-enhanced and the purist / artisan. Whether one will win or they will be able to live peacefully side by side is hard to say
Re: What we lost when we stopped programming
#4There's a connection here, right? https://www.enhanced.com/games I'm haven't worked out angles or implications, but it seems to rhyme for me.
That's a great point, and yes, probably. Perhaps society is pushing in two opposing directions, the tech-enhanced and the purist / artisan. Whether one will win or they will be able to live peacefully side by side is hard to say
It's a very interesting question. One can't tell the difference between the "clear" and the clean human effort, or even if it matters. I'm not sure what the right answer should be. In sport, I have an answer. In development, it's less obvious to me.