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> the most beautiful thing in the Tech was taken away from us… coding Yes, there'll be casualties. The most beautiful thing in tech isn't coding: it's producin
by unsupp0rted 7mo ago
> the most beautiful thing in the Tech was taken away from us… coding
Yes, there'll be casualties. The most beautiful thing in tech isn't coding: it's producing value at scale.
- avaer 7mo agoThat's like saying the most beautiful thing in painting isn't the painting... it's selling gallery tickets.
- unsupp0rted 7mo agoIt's like saying the most beautiful thing about a painting is not the smell of the paint
- cicko 7mo agoI am yet to hear about painting factories or teams of painters creating complex paintings. It's a great hobby, just like coding will soon be. There are a few fantastic painters, and there will be a few fantastic software engineers, I guess.
- ahartmetz 7mo ago>I am yet to hear about painting factories or teams of painters creating complex paintings There you go. https://medium.com/lean-canvas-takedown/economic-lessons-from-chinas-secret-art-factory-1e097326b303 https://medium.com/lean-canvas-takedown/economic-lessons-fro...
- lnfromx 7mo agoProblem is LLMs still produce very often code that disappoints. This ereases trust in it for me and makes me always regret the decision to try it yet again. In order to cope with that I try to read and understand the code to verify. But then there is no "scaling of value produced" because its not really faster than doing it all by myself - is this a me problem ? LLMs are no doubt great for searching, generating ideas etc. but programming...?
- faangguyindia 7mo agoYou can still write code in obscure coding languages.
- bibimsz 7mo agohow is that not obviously subjective. if a coder is saying they enjoy coding what's the point in gaslighting them.