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MixPanel's is bewilderingly expensive) the choice is a no-brainer.

Something that can be done so simple and quickly in SQL, was bewilderingly difficult to do in mongo.

The best way I’ve come to describe LLMs is as an ambitious, occasionally bewilderingly stupid but always incredibly hard working junior employee.

This book also led me to discover _Portia Labiata_, a bewilderingly intelligent spider --- and so cute!

Also, not only is this blog post bewilderingly heteronormative, it also assumes that intimacy = sex.

A big factor driving the bewilderingly huge number of twitter mashups is how easy it is to use their API.

The solar system you were flying around in was bewilderingly huge, with a planet and a distant sun that you could actually fly to.

By the time a student gets to college, he’s spent a decade curating a bewilderingly diverse résumé to prepare for a completely unknowable future.

The slope of progressive taxes and regressive subsidies is bewilderingly high.

The web of dependencies for most projects is bewilderingly complex.

It feels something like Claude 4.5 Haiku at a parameter size where other coding models are still getting into loops and making bewilderingly stupid tool calls.

If we're going on anecdotes, I've had a number of times when a physical SIM popped into a smartphone started behaving bewilderingly.

ToList(); return ExtractTopTen(countedWords); Six uses of three formal variables, including the bewilderingly confusable countedWords and wordCounts, plus nine uses of the delightfully generic "x".

> Six uses of three formal variables, including the bewilderingly confusable countedWords and wordCounts, plus nine uses of the delightfully generic "x".

Especially in a time where the gates have come crashing down to pronouncements of, "now anybody can learn to code by just using LLMs," there is a shocking tendency to overly simplify and then pontificate upon what are actually bewilderingly complicated systems wrapped up in interfaces, packages, and layers of abstraction that hide away that underlying complexity.

There was a sudden onslaught of bewilderingly techie-appealing novelties out of Cupertino in the 2006-2008 time window: unibody notebooks, iOS/iPhone, the MacBook Air, Intel CPUs in their computers (of great interest back then to whoever compiles software), and the macOS X version 10.5 "Leopard" that introduced (or surfaced) built-in common Unix command-line tools and unixy shell.