Interesting. I had an idea similar to the first part of your comment, in which 'reinventing-the-wheel', everytime you start to write a new program, is avoided b

Interesting. I had an idea similar to the first part of your comment, in which 'reinventing-the-wheel', everytime you start to write a new program, is avoided by 'autocompleting your code' based on the vast database of open source projects on the internet. If a programmer starts writing a code that declares some variables and opens a for loop, the smart editor starts searching the open source projects and lists the code chunks with beginnings most resembling what you've typed so far, and then you can pick one of those if you like, or keep writing. I haven't thought of what could be done afterwards though. I tend to think it also has connections with a recent discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8308881 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8308881