when Alan Kay got into a convo with Rich Hickey in the comment section of HN:
when Alan Kay got into a convo with Rich Hickey in the comment section of HN:
> Strange that he still saw the field of action and the field of perception separately
As a result of missing keyboards *as default*, teens are already starting to see keyboards as old people's tech. On the other hand, they are completely lost when they need to produce a longer text on their device.
So, in essence, I think we should have physical keyboards *as default* on educational devices, exactly as #AlanKay envisioned them.
@dannyjpalmer It's about time these teams got trained on the difference between archive and backup (or whatever the buzzwords for them are these days).
I got the gist of it back in the 1980s by working on IBM big boxes. i.e. it was a solved problem *at least* 35 years ago.
#AlanKay was right--IT is a pop culture, so we frequently learn nothing from the past.
In my words, we reinvent the square wheel every generation, before we fix it.
“我们不需要的是某种模仿易犯错的人类、并被工业革命放大了的东西。让易犯错的人类制造垃圾、再由互联网将其成倍放大,已经够糟糕的了。”
“另一位将军说,我们甚至不想要普通人类的智能。我们已经征召了两百五十万士兵,可以训练他们做任何事。我们已经有了‘普通人类智能’的机器人。”
为什么真正的计算机革命从未发生
Why the Real Computer Revolution Never Happened | Alan Kay & Anjan Katta - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbEZ-DC0L-g
Context is worth 80 IQ points.
-- Alan Kay
Why the Real Computer Revolution Never Happened | Alan Kay & Anjan Katta
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbEZ-DC0L-g
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