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bitzero

@bitzero@corteximplant.net

Carbon-based developer, KM project manager and tech writer. FOSS and openness are my mantra but I still seem to be a bearable person.

Tribalist techno-anarchist before and after it was cool. I metaphorically still live in the Zion Cluster. On the fediverse since 2017.

Permacomputing and collapse computing believer. I love strange dev languages, namely Lisp, Assembly, Forth. Even if it's clear they don't always love back.

My larius is a postdigital bear. He/him is ok.

Digital garden: http://www.bitzero.wiki/

#softwaredevelopment #permacomputing #solarpunk #lisp #forth #solarpunk

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bitzero, to Lisp
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There's now a long thread about what would make Lisp more successful. Nice idea, but it quickly turned into a good example of why this will never happen and why Lisp rarely fascinates new developers. I do not know if the term "lisplaining" exists already, but the thred is mosly lisplaining now. #lisp

bitzero,
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@amoroso Mansplaining about lisp. Basically, the lisplainer adds nothing to the conversation about democratizing lisp, he just tells that in order to really understand and use lisp, people should do precisely what he does, because his own way is The Way.

This is nothing new under the software development sun, but it’s not the best way to add new popularity to a language. At least, this is what the thread started for.

horovits, to ai
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#AI took out the fun part of #programming, the creation, leaving us to debug and test auto generated code. Not fun 😕

And it seems our software has also become worse since the #genAI #coding era.

@kevlin keynote at #devoxxuk sharing developer research and thoughts.

#devoxxuk24

bitzero,
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@pamelafox @horovits @kevlin Some benefits are undeniable. And, as with everything AI now, the technology itself will improve. But talking with potential users I understand that the expectation bar is very high now. Some people really think that they can do without developers, or almost without.

It's partly their fault (developing is not just writing code) but they can't be totally blamed for believing guys like Nvidia CEO, who says that learning to write code is useless now.

I'm quite skeptic, not about the tech but about how it's marketed and potentially used. But it's me, I do not trust corporations.

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