Some predictions on AI (particularly GPT) and the future of coding.pic.twitter.com/58qA1HwFBM
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The moments I see myself copy-pasting code can be eliminated by using a more abstract language.
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In theory. In most practical languages in sufficiently large codebases you end up copy-pasting code anyways because it's easier than writing a macro or sharing a library.
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One potential counter: I notice in the very abstract languages, codebases rarely get sufficiently large. (Our last startup, all in clojure was ~40k lines of clojure, and was quite a sophisticated product)
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Or composing already made solutions. How many times a team in the world in computer history implemented a login? Time to stop coding for these sort of things!
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When I first learned programming I copied and pasted often. Now, I almost never copy and paste AI will vastly speed up coding. Instead of writing an API call to fetch a resource edit it and post it you will simply ask the AI in natural language to generate the code.
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