I noticed during my own automatic programming [1] that although code is free (or more free, at least compared to before coding agents) understanding is not. Instead of investing time to understand and master someone else's software tools, I now still need to understand and master what I build for myself, which can be a lot of fun if you build up your understanding from scratch while building out the tools.
Ouch going right to the point. RAM is definitely not free. The little floating orb does seem meditative though. While I was looking at it I felt free to think,. maybe it's message is that we should write programs that don't need as much RAM? I remember hearing that long ago developers had to fit their entire videogame into mere kilobytes.
I noticed during my own automatic programming [1] that although code is free (or more free, at least compared to before coding agents) understanding is not. Instead of investing time to understand and master someone else's software tools, I now still need to understand and master what I build for myself, which can be a lot of fun if you build up your understanding from scratch while building out the tools.
[1] https://antirez.com/news/159
Not exactly everything is free. I'd prefer to live in a world where stuff like this was expensive and RAM was still cheap.
Ouch going right to the point. RAM is definitely not free. The little floating orb does seem meditative though. While I was looking at it I felt free to think,. maybe it's message is that we should write programs that don't need as much RAM? I remember hearing that long ago developers had to fit their entire videogame into mere kilobytes.
Wow, it's amazing that an individual built an IDE