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Exactly, I actually liked the systematic approach in the article, but it seemed pretty labor-intensive and ... not that much different from other types of progr
by twelve40 4y ago
Exactly, I actually liked the systematic approach in the article, but it seemed pretty labor-intensive and ... not that much different from other types of programming
- sanderjd 4y agoTo me, that's the whole point of this. I think it is directly analogous to the jump between assembly and higher level compiled languages. You could have said about that, "it still seems pretty labor intensive and not that much different than writing assembly", and that's true, but it was still a big improvement. Similarly, AI-assisted tools haven't solved the "creating software requires work" problem. But I think they're in the process of further shifting the cost curve, making more software possible to make.