I should have added a smirk to my response 😄

But to be fair, he had a point.

I’m not against AI but the fuzz about replacing all devs is mostly a myth. Primarily to sell AI tools, to pump their company value, or to drop the comp rates of software engineers who still need to do the work - or to cleanup the mess.

Very often LLM generated code doesn’t even work from the beginning unless you’re solving very trivial problems. And you cannot expect anything above average if you use models that are trained by the big “average” quality out there. And that’s true for even the latest models.

I get the joke, but can’t there be articles that are critical of some aspects of AI but not all of it?

You can build great agents in languages like Rust, but Python goes deeper into ML inference, the bridge between models and apps. Formats like ONNX exist for other languages but remain unpopular as most AI devs only know Python. So we’re stuck with a scripting language in production use cases.

I was serious. Welcome!

Welcome! Everything is fine.

What’s that, OpenBSD’s puffy in a protective cocoon? Maybe some kind of VM running inside OpenBSD’s vmm?