I feel bad for all the poor saps in 2099

We're already inundated with use-and-throw products in the physical world. The prospect of use-and-throw in software is somewhat unsettling. It may be inevitable, but is it progress or are we ending up with new problems? Time will tell.

I often have to iterate on tests and explicitly call out that I need one test at a time that I can validate myself. Otherwise I find myself spending more time checking the generated tests than I would have spent writing one myself.

That's interesting. Can you share more about how these benchmarks were run and how to reproduce them?

Kestrel...?

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I gotta say, I almost stopped reading this half...

As a customer these would be my priorities:
1. Does this still solve my problem?
2. Is the solution worth the money I'm spending on it?
3. Does the business seem to care about it's lowest tier customers just as much as it cares about it's highest-tier customers?

I've been talking about "debugging with your legs" for some time. Nice to see it captured here 🙃
beej.us/guide/bglcs/...

💯code-pairing with LLM works well. I find this especially useful in domains where I have experience. When I don't have enough experience, I lean more heavily on hand-written documentation and articles.

I’m no dan, but yes me too!!!PowerPoint FTW