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That sounds somewhat applicable to many tools. Like Vim/Emacs, for example. Or computers and smart phones in general.
by setopt 11d ago
That sounds somewhat applicable to many tools. Like Vim/Emacs, for example. Or computers and smart phones in general.
- huurtehoog 11d agoYeah, like caffeine is to meth
- techpression 11d agoThank you for this, the hand waving comparisons of AI and anything else is getting out of hand on HN. Your ”like caffeine is to meth” is one of the more succinct and describing sentences I’ve seen describe the difference.
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- oblio 11d agoComputers - mostly no. Smartphones - mostly yes. Smartphones are fully portable which makes them always available and super addictive. Computers have 10% of that addictive power.