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Yeah..
Besides... It sounds pretty stupid when repeating the same commands over and over again just because the computer doesn't understand it...
Me: Computer open Codeproject in chrome!
Computer: Understood. Which project would you like to open in Visual Studio?
Me: Abort! Open codeproject in chrome!
Computer: Understood. Which project would you like to open in Visual Studio?
Me: Abort!! Come on you elephanting sunshine. Do what you're told to do!!
Computer: Understood. Searching for elephants in sunshine...
Me: Argh!!!
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I love the way a computer would say "understood", whilst completely not understanding.
It's even worse when they have "Is That Right?" in a emphasised, hopeful tone at the end of every feedback. Gets annoying after the second time.
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Agreed...talking to computers is very wearing...
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You can say that again.
/ravi
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So, the dedicated strong-work-ethic people who trudge to work, despite having laryngitis, would be completely useless.
I'm not sure if employers prefer the dumb, hard-working type over the clever, somewhat-absent type.
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It really depends on what I am doing. When coding, I prefer keyboard. When "surfing" the touchpad is nice. I tried Leap Motion and am looking forward to a version that has all the bugs worked out. Brainwaves will be the input of the future: Wouldn't it be great if you could just get the concept and the code would appear in the IDE?
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Jim Meadors wrote: Wouldn't it be great if you could just get the concept and the code would appear in the IDE?
For some reason some project managers I used to work with are convinced that it works like this  Especially when consulting deadlines with the client instead of devs...
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"My software never has bugs. It just develops random features."
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