@stevekrouse I'm old enough to remember "download managers": when you wanted to download a file that is larger than a few MB, you entered the url and let it run overnight for hours
this is how we run agents overnight in 2026, ridiculous in hindsight
just like everybody has a cloud file storage for personal files, soon everybody will have a personal suite of models that are trained on their data and get retrained constantly
like a completely normal consumer thing, not AI nerd level
Different areas of software dev exercise different skills. Not having a technique immediately in your cache because you never use it does not make you a moron.
Game-devs would likewise be stumped by techniques second nature to business devs. Is this due to their stupidity? No.
2018 crypto twitter: "A CEX was hacked that's why we are building DEXs, DeFi and self custody"
2026 crypto twitter: "OMG Binance was hacked, crypto is worthless, it's all over"
Complete beta cuck environment this place has become
@hillelogram hard to quantify but I believe most of the modern web frontend is built under Elm influence: some directly influenced (redux, tesm), some indirectly
@LewisCTech it's not even React, it's a specific feature of React that you can simply not use if you don't want to
however, this is an example of a company dogfooding their own tech which is always good
@0xdoug We picked 10 random people off the street and asked them to formalize lemmas in Lean, and we gave each 1 minute to do that task. 100% of the humans failed the task and naerly 60% of them insulted our judges.
@stevekrouse if you change this to "when was the last time you manually typed out every single character of at least 100 lines of code" most would have to say early 2000s
we got snippets, then symbol autocomplete, then line autocomplete, then code block autocomplete before agents