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18− > TLDR: a real Urbit is a Urbit that does real work. This means nontrivial progress in two areas: systems maturity and user experience. In 2H 2016 we cleaned out most of the worst holes in Arvo and vere, and totally reconceived the user experience. The new Urbit feels like an MVP and we can't wait to ship it.
18+ > TLDR: a real Urbit is an Urbit that does real work. This means nontrivial progress in two areas: systems maturity and user experience. In 2H 2016 we cleaned out most of the worst holes in Arvo and vere, and totally reconceived the user experience. The new Urbit feels like an MVP and we can't wait to ship it.
20In 2013 Urbit was intriguing. By 2015 it had become interesting. In 2016 it was actually exciting (if not always in a good way!). In 2017, we're actually planning to make the darn thing useful. (For certain values of the word "useful.")
20In 2013 Urbit was intriguing. By 2015 it had become interesting. In 2016 it was actually exciting (if not always in a good way!). In 2017, we're actually planning to make the darn thing useful. (For certain values of the word "useful.")
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92<img src="https://media.urbit.org/site/sketch-6.png" class="full-width inline" />
92<img src="https://media.urbit.org/site/sketch-6.png" class="full-width inline" />
94−- Urbit already has the beginnings of a great command line. We parse your input with an actual grammar and correct errors as you type. You can't even press return on an invalid command.
94+- Urbit already has the beginnings of a great command line. We parse your input with an actual grammar and catch errors as you type. You can't even press return on an invalid command.
96- What's missing is help. A great command line needs to reach out and hug you in every way it can. It needs to assume you don't know anything at all about the system. It's there for you to solve your problems, but also to help you explore.
96- What's missing is help. A great command line needs to reach out and hug you in every way it can. It needs to assume you don't know anything at all about the system. It's there for you to solve your problems, but also to help you explore.