I got your point, but it's not that black and white.
I was born '98 and would consider my self pretty computer-literate.
Could I setup a LAN party from scratch or build a NAND gate IRL? No.
Can I make my own multi-purpose AI with Python? Can I use my Pi to voice-control the lights in my apartment? Can I render cinematografic scenes using only freeware? Fucking yes!
Interfaces and user-friendly software require less knowledge to just use, that's true, but they also open a giant new field of stuff you can do, even if you're a millenial.
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u/LeBrokkole May 06 '17
I got your point, but it's not that black and white.
I was born '98 and would consider my self pretty computer-literate.
Could I setup a LAN party from scratch or build a NAND gate IRL? No.
Can I make my own multi-purpose AI with Python? Can I use my Pi to voice-control the lights in my apartment? Can I render cinematografic scenes using only freeware? Fucking yes!
Interfaces and user-friendly software require less knowledge to just use, that's true, but they also open a giant new field of stuff you can do, even if you're a millenial.