On 21. feb. 2012 14:24, C. Cooke wrote:
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 11:52:32PM +0100, supernova wrote:
At a very basic level, what the HUD does, is to enable the computer to adapt
to the human, instead of forcing the human to adapt to the computer. Explain
to me how that's not different from the com
> On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 11:52:32PM +0100, supernova wrote:
> > > At a very basic level, what the HUD does, is to enable the computer to
> > > adapt
> > > to the human, instead of forcing the human to adapt to the computer.
> > > Explain
> > > to me how that's not different from the computers
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 11:52:32PM +0100, supernova wrote:
> > At a very basic level, what the HUD does, is to enable the computer to adapt
> > to the human, instead of forcing the human to adapt to the computer. Explain
> > to me how that's not different from the computers of the 80s.
> +1
>
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> At a very basic level, what the HUD does, is to enable the computer to adapt
> to the human, instead of forcing the human to adapt to the computer. Explain
> to me how that's not different from the computers of the 80s.
+1
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On 20. feb. 2012 21:41, supernova wrote:
What can I say to argue this opinion, that according to me is too extreme?
There are extreme differences between words and commands. For instance,
the HUD does not require exact matches. Since I use a Norwegian
translation, I can use "nedlastinger" or
Rather than VI commands, which were cryptic and more like shortcuts,
the HUD allows easy discoverability and flexible use of natural
language in it's search. That actually brings up a good point. The HUD
isn't for running commands, it's a search interface.
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 13:41, supernova
Hi to all. Today I have talked about the HUD to an old physicist
Professor; he completely dislikes HUD, guesses that it is like using
VI commands. I explained HUD is intelligent, smart, but he says since
the 80s there has not been any important change on desktops. Well,
apart from graphics that now
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