gzell

Claude is a bicycle of the mind.

I've had that same sense starting years ago, and this is the first time I've seen another programmer articulate it. For me, the disillusionment started with Microsoft Foundation Classes and J2EE. They made creating systems challenging in all the wrong ways, and the learning not really learning. Now that it no longer matters whether I learn the latest fad or not, I'm happy to let AI work the libraries. But I'm grateful I'm not entering the field today and that AI wasn't around when I started, because I never would have learned what it really takes to create something from nothing. Still, ML is and damn fun, or more accurately, seductive.

As we used to say, and what this discussion again reminds me of is: We don't need higher level languages, what we need is higher level programmers.

fewer kids

See Omnisci: https://www.omnisci.com/

Hold my beer ... "The Bible (KJV)"

Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In