That's kinda the case with Copilot, or I'd just type:
// Unify relativity with quantum mechanics.
I'm trying to say Copilot is not a fundamental shift to programming. It's what programming already is, and we already have IDEs assisting us with refactoring and second-guessing our intent with autocomplete (which in some IDEs is powered by AI now, as well).
Programming is like working in a team. You try to communicate with your teammates, and then everyone does what they can according to their skills, and how they understood the task.
The shift to higher-level communication in programming is inevitable, will it look like Copilot, I don't know.
Programming is like working in a team. You try to communicate with your teammates, and then everyone does what they can according to their skills, and how they understood the task.
The shift to higher-level communication in programming is inevitable, will it look like Copilot, I don't know.