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The code is still there, you can still flow with it. And your ability to do so (along with the LLM) will only produce superior results in the long run. It's ju
by cmrdporcupine 1mo ago
The code is still there, you can still flow with it. And your ability to do so (along with the LLM) will only produce superior results in the long run.
It's just, yes, like all of us .. the temptation is there to not do that.
- saulpw 1mo agoYou can't ride a horse from New York to Washington DC today, and it hasn't been possible for almost 100 years. So enjoy the manual coding while you can. I don't hold out hope that it will be possible in the long run.
- slater 1mo agoLooks like you can walk it, so horse is likely to work, too? https://maps.app.goo.gl/BX26xVTL2HsBxqPH6 https://maps.app.goo.gl/BX26xVTL2HsBxqPH6
- saulpw 1mo agoYou can't cross the Hudson. Every crossing bans ridden animals. If you can find a ferry to take your horse I'll concede the point. But...good luck.
- econ 1mo agoDeletionists have been circling html since the beginning and have only managed to get rid of document.writeln() they tried really hard to get rid of framesets but ultimately failed. I suspect in the long run a similar lack of "success" getting rid of Apache. There are probably other things that are here to stay.
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- Seattle3503 1mo agoAt work the pace has increased so much that there really isn't room for writing by hand.