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> And your job is now to LLM the YAML that approximates what you want to do s/YAML/JCL/g s/LLM/clone and edit/g And you've pretty much described the mainfram
by bitwize 2y ago
> And your job is now to LLM the YAML that approximates what you want to do
s/YAML/JCL/g
s/LLM/clone and edit/g
And you've pretty much described the mainframe world.
For this reason, one of the things that AT&T thought to do back in the 70s with its new OS, Unix, was to give it to their engineers as a more sensible interface with which to write programs for, and submit jobs to, the mainframe. The version that was built for this purpose was called PWB/Unix (for Programmer's Workbench).
- chubot 2y agoYes! And I remember "Back to the 70's with Serverless" (2020) as a great article which specifically mentioned JCL and the clunkiness of the modern cloud: https://archive.ph/sGwuv https://archive.ph/sGwuv https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25482410 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25482410 I referenced it on my blog -- it's a shame the link has rotted now