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by literalAardvark
2 hours ago
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I attribute this to a hazy memory of "previous ways". Either that or you're in some very well supplied area. I remember not being able to get books, I remember walking for hours in the weather just to find a library that had what I needed, or a shop that sold some flange for the kitchen sink or a crappy 800mAh rechargeable battery for my Walkman despite 1200mAh existing. I remember trying to figure out where the heck we are/going using rotted out of date map books. I remember submitting CVs on foot until my legs stopped working. I remember knowing 0 people I could nerd out with about hacking. I suppose the bright side was that hacking wasn't illegal yet. And while I'm at it I also remember when MIT OCW came out. It was awesome, but it still sucked. YouTube is a marvel in comparison. Has Coursera done it better since? Sure. But there's room for more than one player. All of these digital tools have been dramatic quality of life improvements. |
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