"Efficient"? Nobody believes that the sourcing is more efficient. It's the profit-margin which the government doesn't need which makes the difference, they can be significantly less efficient and still beat "investors"…
What are you talking about.
If your argument is strong, you don't need crutches like "imagined future" here. Nothing has to be imagined.
For most of us, as much as we enjoy making clever things, without the context of a job there aren't that many fun problems we have time to engage with. It matters because doing so used to be worthwhile economically. Now…
Language evolves. What is certainly true is that the scribal class of people who could program has had its gates of entry almost deleted, and people, without sacrificing a meaningful part of their available time, can…
Metaphors are easy to disagree with if you don't attempt to understand what they are used to try to communicate. System one was an attempt to distinguish the "thinking" of thinking models (which is more akin to system…
> Heck, it is even false for me as a software engineer. Amen Honestly, the gap from knowing which command line tool you probably need, to the command that does what you need... Prior to AI I have replicated probably a…
On raw coverage of 5g, only a few much denser countries are better. You live in basically the best 4g and 5g covered, sparsely populated country on earth :) most countries are not just further behind.
I've never known in a shorter time that a CEO is too defensive to be a business partner faster.
You're gonna be shocked how many input fields do this for various UX features :)
>still write bad code unless my colleagues and the people who submit PRs It's interesting you feel comfortable to comment with such authority on the capability of a tool you don't even use... Lisp is a bad programming…
A big influence for modern js is chained enumeration, like forEach
Wouldn't you just do elixir now? It's like erlang but even wilder. I think smalltalk and erlang are so interesting because they model the idea of small computers so differently. Lisp just feels like the purest way to…
Don't think it has to be, if you are mindful of it. Ai uses fewer dependencies usually, as it doesn't mind rewriting things, and you can easily add scans and sanity checks to your sdlc
I think calling opencode the trend is naive. This not what is being run on company time.
Idunno. I think you end up teaching them nothing and just doing it for them. I mentor plenty folks without learning more than basics of vscode/cursor, and the most important lesson for them is always how to figure out…
I'm unsure why you point this out. It's also a non issue if you're trying to drive a unicycle. Isn't it more interesting to talk about the cases where it applies? Or do you reckon all programs should be microservices?
There truly is not. Software engineering is not different in any meaningful way. Sure 30 years ago in waterfall land we were emulating the project management of engineering, with miserably expensive results. But it's…
You don't think the rest of the world is doing funded research?
Yeah this is copium. Everyone is sprinting to adopt everything that is useful, and it just haven't happened with MCP. Also, what's the hold up? If they all are building one, presumably using AI, shouldn't they all be…
If it is verifiable, please show us. What if clear to you reeks delusion to me.
That is what too expensive to be an option for most.
You're on to something. It's the lisp machine of it all. Hot reloading is nothing that requires anything special, so you can redefine a callback or dependency with ease in the repl and the system chugs along. You can…
Looks cool, but the phrase 'build applications with the flexibility and power of go' made me chuckle. Least damn flexible language in this whole space.
You're not wrong, for sufficient simple cases it's at a disadvantage. But once things get complicated, it wins by being the only thing that you can get to work without going insane. And yeah, any serious use completely…
"Efficient"? Nobody believes that the sourcing is more efficient. It's the profit-margin which the government doesn't need which makes the difference, they can be significantly less efficient and still beat "investors"…
What are you talking about.
If your argument is strong, you don't need crutches like "imagined future" here. Nothing has to be imagined.
For most of us, as much as we enjoy making clever things, without the context of a job there aren't that many fun problems we have time to engage with. It matters because doing so used to be worthwhile economically. Now…
Language evolves. What is certainly true is that the scribal class of people who could program has had its gates of entry almost deleted, and people, without sacrificing a meaningful part of their available time, can…
Metaphors are easy to disagree with if you don't attempt to understand what they are used to try to communicate. System one was an attempt to distinguish the "thinking" of thinking models (which is more akin to system…
> Heck, it is even false for me as a software engineer. Amen Honestly, the gap from knowing which command line tool you probably need, to the command that does what you need... Prior to AI I have replicated probably a…
On raw coverage of 5g, only a few much denser countries are better. You live in basically the best 4g and 5g covered, sparsely populated country on earth :) most countries are not just further behind.
I've never known in a shorter time that a CEO is too defensive to be a business partner faster.
You're gonna be shocked how many input fields do this for various UX features :)
>still write bad code unless my colleagues and the people who submit PRs It's interesting you feel comfortable to comment with such authority on the capability of a tool you don't even use... Lisp is a bad programming…
A big influence for modern js is chained enumeration, like forEach
Wouldn't you just do elixir now? It's like erlang but even wilder. I think smalltalk and erlang are so interesting because they model the idea of small computers so differently. Lisp just feels like the purest way to…
Don't think it has to be, if you are mindful of it. Ai uses fewer dependencies usually, as it doesn't mind rewriting things, and you can easily add scans and sanity checks to your sdlc
I think calling opencode the trend is naive. This not what is being run on company time.
Idunno. I think you end up teaching them nothing and just doing it for them. I mentor plenty folks without learning more than basics of vscode/cursor, and the most important lesson for them is always how to figure out…
I'm unsure why you point this out. It's also a non issue if you're trying to drive a unicycle. Isn't it more interesting to talk about the cases where it applies? Or do you reckon all programs should be microservices?
There truly is not. Software engineering is not different in any meaningful way. Sure 30 years ago in waterfall land we were emulating the project management of engineering, with miserably expensive results. But it's…
You don't think the rest of the world is doing funded research?
Yeah this is copium. Everyone is sprinting to adopt everything that is useful, and it just haven't happened with MCP. Also, what's the hold up? If they all are building one, presumably using AI, shouldn't they all be…
If it is verifiable, please show us. What if clear to you reeks delusion to me.
That is what too expensive to be an option for most.
You're on to something. It's the lisp machine of it all. Hot reloading is nothing that requires anything special, so you can redefine a callback or dependency with ease in the repl and the system chugs along. You can…
Looks cool, but the phrase 'build applications with the flexibility and power of go' made me chuckle. Least damn flexible language in this whole space.
You're not wrong, for sufficient simple cases it's at a disadvantage. But once things get complicated, it wins by being the only thing that you can get to work without going insane. And yeah, any serious use completely…