Sticky
Hi, welcome to /comp/.
This is a board for discussing computers and related topics.
General technology posts are allowed but should be kept to a minimum.
If you've come to shitpost, please don't.
Suggestions go in this thread.
I'd like that point out >>>/torlounge/ and >>/privacy/ as some tech-related boards with no love. >>>/eh/ and >>>/lovecraft/ and >>>/box are also underrated.
/lisp/
Lisp general go!
Ask all your questions and post your code!
Check the pastebin first: Read the FAQ:
http://pastebin.com/u/g-lisp-general http://pastebin.com/aDfDm5sZ
What are you working on?
What dialect do you use? Why is it Guile?
Why can't I hold all these parens?
Web Design
Soup, /comp/.
Wanna discuss web design and the death of sane web platforms?
I even brought reading material.
>https://uxmag.com/articles/why-web-design-is-dead
>https://web.archive.org/web/20150609170909/http://uxmag.com/articles/why-web-design-is-dead/
It's only slightly better than you'd expect with the clickbait-y title and description.
Essentially, the good old web is dying. And being replaced by the nebulous heir named 'user experience'. There are numerous problems with this.
Off the top of my head there is the sad fact that this obviously implies user choice and versatility will be butchered under the guise of 'user friendliness'.
This also advances the growing trend of corporations creating monopolies within the web, the heterogeneous ecosystem of different websites being replaced by vast 'social platforms'.
There is a growing reliance on intelligent software, like Siri and Google Now, that offload your responsibilities. Very Problematic. Especially when this software is closed source.
It's nothing new, but it's something, and a decent fodder for discussion.
What's your take on it?