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Paraphrasing, I think the point is that writing a book and building an iPod are vastly different tasks, and immensely so.

It still has rough spots, but my experience is vastly improved over what it was 1.5 years ago.

Men and women are in fact very different in the strength department, men are vastly stronger.

The DC government, while still terrible, has vastly improved in the last decade, so much so that it's not even recognizable.

Maybe artists should accept the fact that the supply of music vastly outstrips the demand.

Or you can create new planes with their best qualities with vastly improved capabilities.

If someone wants to use vim I'm not saying they shouldn't, I just think it's vastly overhyped.

For most people that pick the express installation, that will by default send all data to MS, their experience will be vastly improved.

JS came out on top, and it was vastly simpler than Java.

It's vastly less convenient, but in an hours worth of work, i can make a weeks worth of food - so still very convenient.

Recorded music disrupted performance, and vastly reduced the demand for music performers.

I blame the property owners because they have vastly more power than the renters.

A flexible, open-ended interface, combined with learning and practice, will vastly outperform any attempt to replace effort by an "intuitive" set of controls.

But I don't find it a useful comparison; while they both produce "content", the content itself is vastly different.

It's the exact same "superhuman AI will take all our jobs" reasoning, except in this case we have actual humans with access to vastly more wealth than any average person can accumulate.