@jitendravyas yeah. new programming langauges will surely come, probably tailored for AI. But again, even they won't be able to evolve since there is no developer who would "code" in that language.
May be LLMs would be the one giving feedback on the programming languages.
I think programming languages are dead, as in there can't be any more innovation in programming languages. Here's why:
Improvement in programming languages happens when developers use programming language. They write code using that programming language. Throughout that process, they realize certain parts are good and certain parts are bad. Developers give feedback on all these, language team works on the feedback, specs are written and the language evolves.
But today, developers don't write code anymore. Reviewing code is also quickly vanishing. We don't see code anymore - means we don't know how the programming language is being used. What's great and what could have been better. We are just getting our work done with whatever state a language is in. We don't really need anything else from languages anymore (unless its a something significantly user facing, like performance).
We don't care, we are satisfied. And this only means one thing - programming languages will slowly cease to evolve. With just the language team being the only ones write code in that langugage, by hand!
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This is exactly why I'm building DeltaSnap - backed version control for macOS!
For this DeltaSnap got special permission to use the private APFS snapshot access entitlement from Apple DTS/Filesystem team.
https://t.co/juzHs6Lpbh
@sankalpdomore@HindustanTimes I have a nice tagline for future articles:
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@Arushi_OffLens nice. just a side note - its only few months back that i learnt that mouse can be used to scroll horizontal too - shift and mousewheel!
life has changed since ๐
after these 10-min days quick commerce apps, amazon prime feels slow!
imagine the situation where coding with AI becomes unavailable and you have to code by hand again!
Even if some of us will be capable, we wouldn't want to do. Just like quick commerce took away our patience, coding by hand will become equally unbearable!
Will AI downtimes become the next "github is down" situations?
IMO today you can only read AI generated code if you are still producing same quantity of code as preAI era. Otherwise there is no way one can read the enormous amount of code generated!
"Just use Vercel."
"Just use Supabase."
"Just use Clerk."
Cool. Now your auth, database, and deployment are owned by 3 different companies who can change pricing whenever they want.
And the rest of your product is wrapping OpenAI.
At some point you have to ask yourself: what do I actually own here?