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    Comment #47468712

    Agreed the tourist POV center focus is bizarre AF. it’s almost like they were afraid to ask Parisians or even other French natives regularly frequenting Paris what they thought and…

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    Comment #47468565

    This is awesome. And wholesome. I feel like your recipe is the sort we’d all stand to benefit from if adopting even a part of it. Thanks for sharing,

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    Comment #46590672

    I very much agree with how you’ve categorized the initial state condition that is amenable to LLM assisted SWE and works well to a greater state of beneficial order. And implicitly…

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    Comment #45268129

    Plot Twist AF… you could be a writer

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    Comment #43381180

    Acknowledging you want a web-app browser based alternative and this won’t answer your question, feel free to ignore. But as for general notion alternatives, and actually if you pre…

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    Comment #42056437

    incisive, if not optimally reductive, summary of the underlying reality.

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    Comment #42037651

    Clear — https://apps.apple.com/app/id493136154 Over a decade on, still my favorite “checklist App” for raw simplicity, linear organization, and a thoughtful gesture based UI. Free.…

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    Comment #40335700

    It’s also arguably the most beneficially productive imperative in those domains that are shaped by iterative change towards an idealized conception.

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    Comment #37244865

    This response to should have all but conclusively ended the silly debate in outlining the semantic drift of the term “Ponzi scheme” to encapsulate the relevant spectrum of linguist…

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    Comment #36274877

    I think you’re bang on. it’s a lot more subtle than the hard and fast rule manner in which the notion is most often put forth. It’s definitely myopically maladaptive to view it as …

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    Comment #35917741

    Haha. That’s a pretty aggressive and surface level read of my comment . For starters it was mostly a joke, and explicitly a conjecture. I was saying, probably most users of a diffe…

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    Comment #35913822

    Yah, I think that’s probably true. But that’s also hard to reconcile with the reality of the adoption trending consistently away from any alternative and only towards Git. And “lar…

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    Comment #35913537

    Nah, trivially the correct answers are: Vim, *NIX (so Mac), monoliths, and lambda calculus all the way—FP! jk, but FWIW I think sometimes, in rare instances, there does exist a pre…

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    Comment #35913388

    I echo the sentiment and think yours is likely the most pertinent takeaway having made it this far absent reaching any consensus whatsoever haha. It was nevertheless a pretty epic …

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    Comment #35913139

    I mean, for most mature ecosystems / technology stacks I think the “no one size fits all, just strategic design trade-offs” theory largely holds true as an objectively accurate acc…

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    Comment #28484647

    I am also more than ok to pay that premium for the benefit of centralized subscription management. an additional instance of the “edge case”.

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    Comment #26641996

    This argument taken ad infinitum though devolves into a pit of moral relativism. I happen to completely agree with your argument—ethics can be derived as a functional application o…

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    Comment #25113723

    I honestly thought I must have missed something big until I got to your comment... It seemed painfully incongruous in my mind to equate the demonstrably geometric ‘distortion’ arti…

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    Comment #25070435

    also it’s called a shell prompt for what it’s worth.

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    Comment #25057180

    Try convincing the RIAA of your (perfectly valid IMO) argument...

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    Comment #24973158

    epistemics vs metaphysics.

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    Comment #24972853

    I highly doubt the terminal velocity of any production car is even close to the top speed records in discussion here.