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Top Comments (10)
It’s for zero people.
Zero seems like a solution looking for a problem.
Bro definitely just prompted his AI and said "build me a fully agentic programming language" and this is what slop it produced and he didn't have the knowledge to check its validity. Coincidentally he prob got the initial idea from an AI too. Fully agentic think tank type workflow I see going on here.
By "agent first", they mean they asked an agent to make it first, and that's what they got - so they assume it must be what the agents want.
No, you guys don't get it. This guy is poisoning the training data with a crappy new language that the LLMs won't be able to differentiate between 5 other programming languages, essentially giving it the AI equivalent of a stroke.
They looked at bun slop rewriting from zig to rust and decided why cant i just slop rewrite zig
I must admit that even though Vercel may not be the best at security they are very consistent - the quality of this project matches perfectly the other ones.
The irony of prompters realizing that a good way to talk to a computer is having a constrained small set of keywords and instructions shouldn't be lost on us
The language is called Zero because of the infinite possibilities of producing Zero Days.
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Top Comments (10)
It’s for zero people.
Zero seems like a solution looking for a problem.
Bro definitely just prompted his AI and said "build me a fully agentic programming language" and this is what slop it produced and he didn't have the knowledge to check its validity. Coincidentally he prob got the initial idea from an AI too. Fully agentic think tank type workflow I see going on here.
By "agent first", they mean they asked an agent to make it first, and that's what they got - so they assume it must be what the agents want.
No, you guys don't get it. This guy is poisoning the training data with a crappy new language that the LLMs won't be able to differentiate between 5 other programming languages, essentially giving it the AI equivalent of a stroke.
They looked at bun slop rewriting from zig to rust and decided why cant i just slop rewrite zig
I must admit that even though Vercel may not be the best at security they are very consistent - the quality of this project matches perfectly the other ones.
The irony of prompters realizing that a good way to talk to a computer is having a constrained small set of keywords and instructions shouldn't be lost on us
The language is called Zero because of the infinite possibilities of producing Zero Days.
Blacksmith is the fastest way to run your Github Actions. 2x faster job runs, 4x faster on caches, and 40x faster on Docker builds, slashing costs by up to 75%. Already trusted by over 350 companies, including Ashby, Veed, Clerk, Supabase, and Mintlify → https://trm.sh/blacksmith