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embracing some go-isms—especially go’s default values—has made using protocol buffers with typescript a lot easier. i also feel it makes a lot more sense by eliminating certain classes of errors.

(anyways, it's probably a good idea since go has first-class support for protocol buffers.)

ai will only widen the gap between good and mediocre engineers, because the key to effective prompting lies in how well you can break down a problem statement into smaller, manageable chunks.