/tech/ - Technology★

We don't, things are bad enough as it is.

We don't. Why would you want that?

I want my computers to be complex enough so that they don't hide the underlying complexity of what an OS is like.

>>967196 (OP)

>how do we make computers easier for dumb people since 30% of people in white nations can't use them

30% of people in "white nations" aren't white. They're niggers and Latin American mestizos in the US, and Arabs, Turkroaches, and Africans in Europe. Instead of catering to them, society would be better off if we shipped them all back to their continents of origin or exterminated them.

Then their inability to use computers would be irrelevant.

<GUI actually making things harder

Woaahh

>>967196 (OP)

The real question of how do we make people smart enough to use computers.

Making computers easier is what led to 2007. Stop it.

Kill almost everyone who can't use a computer. Things would get infinitely better from there.

By simplifying the keyboard, providing actually useful guides, not relying on the command line, and ignoring the people who think having skill in these things somehow make them intelligent.

wow! some people can't use computers? like can't even open a browser and type shit?! well it is good thing. Less noobs, and potentially less terrible mistakes at work - bad jk.

and it is very complicated topic:

on one hand you need to compute (or some trivial stuff)

and on the other hand you need to fuck girls and do some stuff outside your house.

I think computers are too of a commodity these days. Like, you know how to browse web and fetch a porn and play games and make websites, but it make your life sad...

we don't

>>967221

The US is not a white country.

>>967196 (OP)

>how do we make computers easier for dumb people since 30% of people in white nations

>"(((easier)))"

no, only 5% of the population is white

>>975191

The US was literally funded on Masonic principles, which are crypto-jewry.

>>975199

No.

>that one fag claiming that /tech/autists were the cognitive elite was actually right

keek

Level 3 = 5% of Adult Population

This is what this most-skilled group of people can do: “At this level, tasks typically require the use of both generic and more specific technology applications. Some navigation across pages and applications is required to solve the problem. The use of tools (e.g. a sort function) is required to make progress towards the solution. The task may involve multiple steps and operators. The goal of the problem may have to be defined by the respondent, and the criteria to be met may or may not be explicit. There are typically high monitoring demands. Unexpected outcomes and impasses are likely to occur. The task may require evaluating the relevance and reliability of information in order to discard distractors. Integration and inferential reasoning may be needed to a large extent.”

The meeting room task described above requires level-3 skills. Another example of level-3 task is “You want to know what percentage of the emails sent by John Smith last month were about sustainability.”

>>975199

You're right, but the idea of a white new world still persists.

>>967221

>Yfw niggers are have internet and are still more computer literate than Burgers

>>975326

What do the level represents exactly?

Level 1 = uses social media

Level 2 = webdev

Level 3 C/C++ asm

Something like that?

>>975354

epin, but before some autist takes this seriously, almost every programmer is level 3 or even 4. Many people who use social media are probably level 2 as well.

>>967196 (OP)

>~%26 of people in western countries can't use a computer

So basically everyone with an IQ less than about 90 then (assuming SD of 15)

>Level 3 = 5% of Adult Population

>One of the difficult tasks was to schedule a meeting room in a scheduling application, using information contained in several email messages. This was difficult because the problem statement was implicit and involved multiple steps and multiple constraints. It would have been much easier to solve the explicitly stated problem of booking room A for Wednesday at 3pm, but having to determine the ultimate need based on piecing together many pieces of info from across separate applications made this a difficult job for many users.

I don't know if I should be dissapointed or disgusted in this.

>>975354

Level 0: how do you turn this on

Level under 1: you just do the copy first, then you do the paste

Level 1: to install anything just press next until finish

Level 2: i changed the wifi password

Level 3: lol microblows use gentoo

Level above doesnt fill surveys.

>>975354

They give examples in the article OP posted.

>>967196 (OP)

Would be interested in seeing the results in China or India tbh. Heard that China doesn't have T1 tech support and that most of it is done for free by ISPs.

GTFO Steve Jobs, you're dead already. RIP in pieces.

https://imgur.com/a/jckndJX

>>975271

Actually Reddit's probably strong level 3, we're above that scale completely. Level 3's still can't install and learn a new OS on their own, probably can't write a simple shell script, likely can't customize a makefile for their specific site, etc.

>>968220

>Heh heh you need to have casual degenerate sex goy

Who could be behind this post?