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All the money is (or will be) spent on land near other rich people so your kids can have a school peer group with parents who have higher education/wealth/social network achievements, and after that, healthcare, and after that, liability coverage.
If there is money left over, then you decorate. But you’ve probably bought into a new housing development with an HOA that doesn’t allow exterior modifications without approval.
This 1983 paper on ironies of manufacturing engineering was referred to me on twitter, and I think it makes many excellent observations that apply to post-AI coding, e.g.:
> By taking away the easy parts of his task, automation can
make the difficult parts of the human operator's task more
difficult. Several writers (Wiener and Curry, 1980; Rouse, 1981)
point out that the 'Fitts list' approach to automation, assigning to
man and machine the tasks they are best at, is no longer sufficient.
It does not consider the integration of man and computer, nor
how to maintain the effectiveness of the human operator by
supporting his skills and motivation.
I intentionally try to foster friendships with all sort of different people with obviously different political positions. Many of them are very far left and very far right and very far in a third direction i have trouble articulating, in ways that would shock most normal people.
What I have found is that, accepting the inevitable human flaws that we are all prone to, they are all pretty good folks.
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