> Buying a gardening robot (if such a thing existed) would completely defeat the point.
replyUnless your hobby is backyard robotic gardening.
Which is my way of saying that people have different reasons for enjoying a hobby.
Like most hobby debates, this one comes down to "Let people enjoy things"
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replyThese are not completely different things, but maybe different sides of the same coin.
replyYou enjoy the act of gardening, so you do not automate it away.
You enjoy the clean home, not the act of cleaning, so you may be interested in automating it away.
It seems you enjoy designing or using software, as opposed to programming/building software. So you automate the programming/building away.
Sure, that's fair. I enjoy the process of figuring out ways software can solve some (usually quite trivial) problem for myself, but then I'm very happy to hand the act of making it to a robot.
replyHow much of coding is weeding?
replyProbably a similar ratio!
replyHow much of gardening is dealing with bugs?
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