If we go with this analogy, we don't have advanced mech suits yet for this. To think an IDE is going to be the "visor", and to think copy-and-pasting is going t

If we go with this analogy, we don't have advanced mech suits yet for this. To think an IDE is going to be the "visor", and to think copy-and-pasting is going to be jury-rigged weapons on the Mech is probably not it. The future really needs to be Jarvis and that Iron Man suit, whatever the programming equivalent is. "Hey I need a quick UI for a storefront", can be done with voice. I got pretty far with just doing this, but given my experience I don't feel fully comfortable in building the mech-suit yet because I still want to do things by hand. Think about how wonky you would feel inside of a Mech, trying to acclimate your mind to the reality that your hand movements are in unity with the mech's arm movements. Going to need a leap of faith here to trust the Mech. We've already started attacking the future by mocking it as "vibe coding". Calling it a "Mech" is so much more inspiring, and probably the truth. If I say it, I should see it. Complete instant feedback, like pen to paper.