alt Hacker NewsThe article failed to describe the problem or a solution. But it was fun seeing the phrase “paradigm shift” again, which feels very 1998.
The article failed to describe the problem or a solution. But it was fun seeing the phrase “paradigm shift” again, which feels very 1998.
But do we really need a paradigm shift in how we express the concept of a paradigm shift? It's not like the meaning of the words expired.