Does the existence of a field of study called "Human-Computer interactions for social good" imply the existence of "Human-Computer Interactions for Social Evil"?
this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2025
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That's a convulated way to say corporate backed social media
Sure, but you do not need a separate field for that because you can take the results of the former and just swap the polarity.
Interesting how this is basically a completely different strip from the German version. I suppose the original was untranslatable.
I suppose the original was untranslatable.
Utterly. I tried to still keep the topic of "so many applied fields in comp sci" though.
Interesting that people notice. You made my day a little brighter here :)
I just checked out and liked the german one (hyphens/no-hyphens), but I'm lost on the "bielefeld-informatik" punchline. I only know the memes about Bielefeld, but not why it deserves a hyphen when the rest dont
just you hold my organic beer