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Applying your argument to coding, it would be about writing near perfect code without autocomplete, boilerplate templates, and be able to cleanly match types wi
by makeitdouble 3y ago
Applying your argument to coding, it would be about writing near perfect code without autocomplete, boilerplate templates, and be able to cleanly match types without static analysis or the compiler yelling after us.
That's a nice ideal to strive for, but that wouldn't make us all better programmers or not worth actively getting paid for programming.
- MSFT_Edging 2y agoI think I was taking the original comment too literally, but I still don't think this comparison applies. Tools to rewrite basic sentence structure requires a lack of sentence structure in the first place. It's like needing a tool to make your foo-bar run.