In fairness at root this has been going on for awhile. No one can keep up with the volume of machine code that modern more abstracted codebases produce.
We didn't stop using syntactic programming languages we used code to check code.
Not sure it's really crazy at all. It's been an abstraction for programmers probably since we stopped soldering transistors to each other.
We didn't stop using syntactic programming languages we used code to check code.
Not sure it's really crazy at all. It's been an abstraction for programmers probably since we stopped soldering transistors to each other.