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   Bill Seitz (billseitz@toolsforthought.social)'s status on Thursday, 05-Sep-2024 05:31:45 JST Bill Seitz

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   • Kartik Agaram

   @akkartik @clarity yeah, I feel like the hardware is just a big distraction. Though I could be wrong.
   Real-time rich collaboration, whether sitting-beside or remote, seems like a bigger lever.

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     clarity flowers (clarity@xoxo.zone)'s status on Thursday, 05-Sep-2024 05:31:44 JST clarity flowers

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     • Kartik Agaram

     @billseitz @akkartik yeah realtime collaborative language-agnostic smalltalk is a mind-blowing concept for me even setting the physical space stuff aside (though I personally love that stuff)

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     clarity flowers (clarity@xoxo.zone)'s status on Thursday, 05-Sep-2024 05:49:55 JST clarity flowers

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     • Kartik Agaram

     @billseitz @akkartik I both really value pairing and also find the experience constantly frustrating, especially when I'm not at the keyboard – I think with my hands and without the access to fiddle around in realtime I feel like I'm missing part of myself. Would love something that feels more like scribbling on notecards and stitching the pieces together, even if it's still digital.

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     Bill Seitz (billseitz@toolsforthought.social)'s status on Thursday, 05-Sep-2024 05:49:56 JST Bill Seitz

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     • clarity flowers
     • Kartik Agaram

     @akkartik @clarity
     Am I missing a good environment for real-time remote code-pairing?
     I guess most pairing guides stress taking turns, with 2nd person not touching anything, so pushing a PR and switching who shares kinda gets there...?