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Nobody knows how to build with AI yet

(worksonmymachine.substack.com)
526 points Stwerner | 1 comments | 19 Jul 25 15:45 UTC | HN request time: 0.21s | source
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karel-3d ◴[19 Jul 25 16:32 UTC] No.44616917[source]▶
Reading articles like this feels like being in a different reality.

I don't work like this, I don't want to work like this and maybe most importantly I don't want to work with somebody who works like this.

Also I am scared that any library that I am using through the myriad of dependencies is written like this.

On the other hand... if I look at this as some alternate universe where I don't need to directly or indirectly touch any of this... I am happy that it works for these people? I guess? Just keep it away from me

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1. fragmede ◴[19 Jul 25 19:29 UTC] No.44618547[source]▶
> and maybe most importantly I don't want to work with somebody who works like this.

Which, of course, is your perogative, but in what other ways do we, as fellow programmers, judge software libraries and dependencies so harshly? As a Vim user, do I care that Django was written with a lot of emacs? Or that Linus used emacs to write git? Or maybe being judgemental about programming languages; ugh, that's "just" a scripting language, it's not "real" programming unless you use a magnet up against a hard drive to program in ones and zeros. As a user, do I care that Calibre is written in Python, and not something "better"? Or that curl is written in good ole C. Or how about being opinionated as to whether or not the programmer used GDB or printf debugging to make the library?