Most of the old apps still run on newer OSes. E.g. mspaint from WinXP.
This is an application of the rule of three: you need at least three clients to write a good library, protocol, or other underlying abstraction. Except it proposes using a large language model to write the three clients…
I thought attributes were reserved for compiler-specific semantics like calling conventions. Here they're just being used as stropping for a language feature with syntactic significance!
Five popups. Five. To read this article that doesn't even tell me what ASOS is.
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Most of the old apps still run on newer OSes. E.g. mspaint from WinXP.
This is an application of the rule of three: you need at least three clients to write a good library, protocol, or other underlying abstraction. Except it proposes using a large language model to write the three clients…
I thought attributes were reserved for compiler-specific semantics like calling conventions. Here they're just being used as stropping for a language feature with syntactic significance!
Five popups. Five. To read this article that doesn't even tell me what ASOS is.
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