I miss when programmers were lazy.

37,000 lines a day? No worries, mate. I'll write a 100-line function that connects to ChatGPT's API and uses it to create a 36,900-line DocBlock describing its own functionality in detail.

"antipatterns, like the entire language of go" lold

A mentor of mine advertises himself as lazy; he helped create the WebRTC spec.

LLMs absolutely act lazy, when they would otherwise exceed their output windows, and not just by pausing midstream either.

Laziness is the fuel of progress.

"anti patterns like the entire language of Go" lmaooo

At my last job there were two senior engineers who called total lines of code added their KD ratios. Every line deleted is a kill, every line added is a death. Adding 37,000 lines of code in a day would get you fired.

Garry Tan, who has been particularly insufferable ̶a̶b̶o̶u̶t̶ ̶h̶i̶s̶ ̶L̶L̶M̶ ̶u̶s̶e̶ Fixed it, dude will have singularly put YC six feet under. Delve and it being forced down the throats of batches, plus, actual fraud not being what finally got them kicked out are symptoms of a larger problem...

Really interesting video and refreshing from the usual “this model came out and it’s mind blowing” video

I worked at Sun. Bryan Cantrill is one of the smartest people I’ve ever met, amazing guy