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@paulg@photomatt when you imagine the future of work, particularly in technology, is it a bunch of people in a physical room? Is it?
@codinghorror For future = 10 years, yes. In-person is so high bandwidth in so many subtle ways.
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@paulg I'll admit that you come across very different in person than online. I am not so sure I do though.. -
@codinghorror@paulg I'm told often by people I meet IRL that I'm very similar to my online persona
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@paulg@codinghorror i really must agree with this. i cant work with someone on a problem with a blackboard to just throw ideas onto -
@paulg@codinghorror without*** rather! also it must be a blackboard, no whiteboards
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@paulg@codinghorror so youre saying 10Gbps Connection wouldn't be a high enough bandwidth to outweigh in-person? -
@weems@paulg@codinghorror think you missed the point - Show replies
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@paulg maybe the bandwidth is too high? Any chance that in the future we will see offices as less productive legacies?@codinghorrorThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@paulg@codinghorror Exactly. Pair debugging/programming, Q&A, lunch, coffee, impromptu brainstorm session, solve problems together. -
@migueldeicaza@paulg is coffee and lunch and hallway chats worth losing one of the best minds in the world to another startup or country? - Show replies
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@paulg@codinghorror I agree with Paul. I also will admit that I will create a deeper relationship in person that over electronica.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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