Readit NewsBrambles can trap sheep, benefiting from the sheep as fertilizer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrGobnZq83g
Falling coconuts can not only kill people, but probably kill far more small animals, again benefiting from them as fertilizer,
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> The expert skills... currently come from long experience writing code
Do they? Is it the writing that's important? Or is it the thinking that goes along with it? What's stopping someone from going through LLM output, going back and forth on design decisions with the LLM, and ultimately making the final choice of how the tool should mold the codebase after seeing the options
I mean of course this requires some proactive effort on your part.. but it always did
The key point I think though is to not outsource your thinking. You can't blindly trust the output. It's a modern search engine
I learned long ago that I could read a book, study it, think about it. And I still would really master the material until I built with it.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
I think the big question everyone wants to skip right to and past this conversation is, will this continue to be true 2 years from now? I don’t know how to answer that question.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/24/nyregion/crypto-investor-...
You could do this with any diagrams-as-code tool, no?
I think you are talking about "just change the text and regenerate", which achieves much the same goal.
I'm not sure in what cases the former is better.
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I got a storage organizer with 24 drawers. One for each type of cable I use. So instead of one big box that I have to hunt through, I have instant, labeled access to all my usb cables, and a few other cables and items.