Unconventional day
Machine translation; not fully reviewed and may contain errors. Read the Chinese original
When the sub-room came to my house, it took me to test Mac’s computer, and I had a visual feeling of that “flow.” According to the laughing teacher, Linux and Mac are essentially managing a pile of documents. In a system like that, there is no mouse by default. It’s so hard not to think that Windows is a little behind when you feel that kind of system. Because we humans are the biggest obstacle in the Windows system, and it takes a lot of time to get there. The former, on the other hand, saves these steps and inadvertently increases the efficiency of their work.
Actually, I was thinking a lot in the morning. Because if a router can log in remotely, then everything can be done in theory under AI. It’s a great inspiration for me. If an actionable physical machine is essentially a bunch of physical casings driven by text files, does that mean that it can manage, or even define, all of these physical objects at the same time through centralized management? Like…
Looks like I’m thinking about something, but it still feels like it.
But there’s a lot of imagination. Speaking of which, I realized that there was a lot of things I couldn’t finish…