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IMHO this is a great example of "creeping featurism". At best it introduces unnecessary complexity, and at worst those reliant on it will be encouraged to pay l
by userbinator 2y ago
IMHO this is a great example of "creeping featurism". At best it introduces unnecessary complexity, and at worst those reliant on it will be encouraged to pay less attention to what they're doing.
- cedws 2y agoThat's git in a nutshell. An elegant data structure masked by many layers of unnecessary crap that has accumulated over the years.
- snowfarthing 2y agoWhat I don't get is why anyone would want to allow the automation. Is it really that difficult to use the up-arrow key and correct the mistake? Doing something automatically when it's sort-of correct is a recipe for doing things you didn't intend to do.
- dtgriscom 2y agoDouble this. If I don't type the command that I want, I never want my computer guessing and acting on that guess. Favors like that are why I hate Microsoft Word ("Surely you didn't mean XXXX; I'll help you by changing it to YYYY. Oh, you did it again, and in the same place? Well, I'll fix it again for you. High five!")
- userbinator 2y agoThings seem to be going in that direction with LLMs, unfortunately.