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In my current ideal future, there's a bifurcation: - People who don't like to code use LLMs, and spend all their time reviewing and checking in thousands of li
by 082349872349872 3y ago
In my current ideal future, there's a bifurcation:
- People who don't like to code use LLMs, and spend all their time reviewing and checking in thousands of lines of meh (but that's OK, because when requirements change, instead of changing that meh you can always ask the LLM for new meh)
- People who do like to code move past the algol school, and instead of implementing modules in hundreds of lines of code, start using terser languages in which they can discuss implementations as follows:
A: the current implementation is '.....' but I'm thinking to replace it with ',,,,'
B: how about '..$,$..'?
A: cool, or we can replace that with '..;$$..', which reduces to '..;..'! I'll try that now.
- mpweiher 3y ago> move past the algol school That sounds like an excellent idea if we can manage it. https://2020.programming-conference.org/details/salon-2020-papers/5/Can-Programmers-Escape-the-Gentle-Tyranny-of-call-return- https://2020.programming-conference.org/details/salon-2020-p...