We are expecting a moment like when sublime was born. Sidebar map, concurrent cursors, blazing speed.
Right now its all monetization at gravity. As if companies are ready to pour software developer salaries in tools.
I imagine beginners will not have gpu rich environments and AI will not reach mainstream as traditional development did, unless something happens, idk what.
Right now, seniors love the complexity and entry barrier to it, so they can occupy the top of the food chain. History has proven that that does not last long.
In some scenarios as airtable, AI is replacing docs and customer support, eleminating the learning curve.
In an era of constant professional extinction threat, author took risk and motivation to build an entire framework for free. And there is you attacking their ego.
Ok, humans have sentimental approach to information, we are not machines as you imply. Similar statement in a launch of a volunteer project is considered attack.
The definition of success remains personal. Employing certain biases, too. Being successful in World Choice and Gameplay is relative, but it is also proportional to the biases.
> code is not an asset—it's a liability. Every line must be maintained, debugged, secured, and eventually replaced. The real asset is the business capability that code enables.
a must-have principle throughout the entire software engineering career.
Back then, all sorts of designs made the web a marvel. Until algorithms kicked in. We stripped the design in favor of machine-understandable information composition. So our thing would be most recommended by AD-pumped services/listings/directories. At the end, outreach mattered more than an elegant product. Unfortunately still does.
In addition to that, Apple and Google started enforcing style guides for apps, so a lot of the unique UIs that came about in the early days of the app store died out in favour of soulless, boxy designs that would scale well on mobile and tablet.
It’s not about the amounts unfortunately. Financial institutions look at who is the sender, the receiver and the recipient. If there’s a doubt to any of these 3 information, they block the transaction. And for Ukraine, they banned the whole country.
Right now its all monetization at gravity. As if companies are ready to pour software developer salaries in tools.
I imagine beginners will not have gpu rich environments and AI will not reach mainstream as traditional development did, unless something happens, idk what.
Right now, seniors love the complexity and entry barrier to it, so they can occupy the top of the food chain. History has proven that that does not last long.
In some scenarios as airtable, AI is replacing docs and customer support, eleminating the learning curve.
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