alt Hacker NewsBoilerplate details mean we've failed as an industry. Why haven't we already got the computer to automate all the boring bits without AI?
Boilerplate details mean we've failed as an industry. Why haven't we already got the computer to automate all the boring bits without AI?
I feel that this is because people have been reinventing the wheel a lot in IT.
A lot of innovation that finally lands in programming languages has been done decades earlier, but now it's mostly awkwardly bolted on existing languages and frameworks.