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In 100 years, we'll have strong AI writing our bash scripts. Technology adoption is driven by extrinsic need, not intrinsic merit - so backcompatibility is har
by hyperpallium2 5y ago
In 100 years, we'll have strong AI writing our bash scripts.
Technology adoption is driven by extrinsic need, not intrinsic merit - so backcompatibility is hard to beat. This is especially true of infrastructure, from train tracks to bash scripts.
- ineedasername 5y agoI expect to see that strong AI paging through man files to find the appropriate switches for its needs.
- nix23 5y agoThat seams more reasonable, or analyzing you script AND understands it then gives you optimizing changes.
- nix23 5y ago>In 100 years, we'll have strong AI writing our bash scripts How do you tell the AI what you exactly want? It's just another abstraction...and probably a bad one.
- hyperpallium2 5y agoIn the beginning, it will analyse you to determine your wants. In the end, it will determine your needs, superseding your wants.
- nix23 5y agoYeah, but i wanna go to a Pub but work for my Boss, so it needs to analyze what i want that in reality my boss wants ;)
- coldtea 5y ago>In 100 years, we'll have strong AI writing our bash scripts. Yeah, and in 50 years after 1969 we'd have colonies on Mars. Meanwhile it's been 50 years that we haven't even send a man outside low earth orbit, much less to the moon even.