Only developers see software in it's full resolution. The rest of us see an abstraction; the sheet lying over the top of a device that will never actually be unveiled due to its grotesque appearance. The public can barely even handle the aesthetics of the sheet.

Management and marketing can only cope with a vague, third party description of the sheet.

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dist-epoch 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Hardware engineers say the same thing "only we see a computer in it's full resolution, software engineers see just an abstraction which hides the grotesque reality"

	▲	BLKNSLVR 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Can't disagree with that. Reminds me of the XKCD with the mathematicians all the way over there... Oh, hi! Ironic that multiple levels of abstraction understanding, from mathematics to physics to hardware to software to management and marketing are all required to make a single, successful product that can touch the world. All these eyes of needles to be lined up and threaded. It's nice to stand back in awe occasionally. Then return to complaining about hardware prices and AI slop ;)