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I always felt the exact same way and thought there will eventually be some interface I can wear on my fingers and “type” anywhere, laying down, standing up, etc
by luxuryballs 4y ago
I always felt the exact same way and thought there will eventually be some interface I can wear on my fingers and “type” anywhere, laying down, standing up, etc. but now I’m thinking it won’t be a hardware change at all but more like a hardware elimination: ie, as long as I can speak and the computer can hear me we will be able to build software anywhere. I will be able to develop software faster as I can start prototyping and testing things while I’m still in the midst of writing them on paper, I can have unit tests churning out automatically while I’m still “white boarding” or whatever it will be called then. I just imagine an AI assistant that can be one step ahead of me and make me able to work so much smarter and more efficiently but also eliminate almost all boilerplate and tedious editing and code organization and greatly reduce code rot as the code base will be “self arranging” and refactors automatic.
- skrtskrt 4y agoYes - imagine you start sketching out a data model and something is hot-reloading generating the database schema and autogenerates CRUD-type data flow through the DB to see if my system can actually accomplish what I’m imagining. Same for like a distributed system with message/event queues, it can start demonstrating various data flows that introduce possible race/concurrency conditions as I’m still in the design phase.