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I wouldn't consider any of those tasks repetitive. Well your first batch, you added more after I commented.

• spaceheretostay 8y ago
  Oh I'm still adding. I consider them all repetitive, but it's okay to debate some or most. The point is I'm guessing about a stranger's life and I'm bound to hit on some repetitive tasks they do. The answer 'none' is just condescending to the point of silly and it's obviously not true. I'm hoping to illuminate how there are repetitive patterns in everyone's life. Even 'pure math researchers'.
  • scott_s 8y ago
    I think you're interpreting the original question too broadly. Based on the follow-up, the question was meant to mean "what repetitive tasks do you do at work that can be automated through software?"
    • spaceheretostay 8y ago
      So the commenter is on HN, but has literally zero (0) things that could be automated through software in their life? I just don't believe it's true. Sorry if some of my guesses were not in line with the question directly.
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  • JudgeWapner 8y ago
    what's so bad about repetition anyway? It's like grabbing a hammer and scouring a building looking for loose nails to justify its use. why not focus on difficult problems instead?