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# thinking-together
c
Don't need to invert it if we get the right computer - for instance, the right computer for a human may be that the whole desk is a display, and that there are physical props as interface elements
s
Yea… I tend to think this narrative is narrow minded too. On one side: I would love to see more “_real-world_” interactive design, but on the other, I want the computer to just do shit for me without having a bunch of paper on my desk. Nonetheless, IMO the computer gets in our way most the time and in the future we will have something like Jarvis in Ironman (which I hope Dynamicland is ultimately heading towards). All I want is: “Computer, do my taxes” and “Computer, earl grey hot.”
Also… you cannot carry around physical props on the go… I could see the phones being embedded into the arm, but no way will you catch me with a pocket full of neatly wrapped paper and a tripod on my back for the camera to watch my paper move.
Mobile is the future. To me, mobile is not a phone it’s computers getting out of the way and more assisting my life and working with me so that I can be more mobile 😉
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c
Jarvis was neat because the idea wasn't "computer go do this for me", it was "let's work on this together"
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s
💯 I’m crying with love for that statement.
j
A CS professor thirty years ago: 'In the future when we talk about computers people will ask, "you mean those little things we put under our tongues to make us smarter?"'
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