maxore44

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   by maxore44 5y ago

   Yes, exactly right. The vast majority of programming is editing code, and cursorless allows you to A) Navigate code quickly and B) do things using less navigation than you could with Keyboard/Mouse.
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   by maxore44 5y ago

   I have to plug the cursorless vs code extension to speed up code editing. It was a game changer for me.
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   by maxore44 5y ago

   I am a cursorless user myself. Using dictation software for programming is actually relatively fast when you get used to it, but editing code (which is how most of us spend the majority of our time) can be pretty slow. Cursorless was a huge
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   by maxore44 6y ago

   A returns leaderboard on this would be so awesome.
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   by maxore44 6y ago

   I definitely agree with you that they are dangerous monopolies, I hope I didn't come across as defending them. I think the overall point though is that both the telecom and search engine market experience the network effect. In a telec
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   by maxore44 6y ago

   I definitely won't argue that telecoms play fair, but there are high barriers to entry for starting a telecom. If you start a new telecom only to compete for customers with an existing telecom in a certain area, you have to pay a huge