- stuff that’s easily replicable that I can tailor to my use-case (e.g. I have an alternative to git add -p that I generated that I find much more ergonomic)
- stuff that’s a giant boondoggle to replicate because there are so many edge cases and considerations that it takes years of iterations to arrive at something stable
Am I really going to create an iTerm2 alternative? What the hell would I want out of an alternative?
Am I really going to create a git alternative? Who in the right mind would take the time to even learn it?
And also, no, Claude isn’t going to replace git. Deterministic compute still has a place in software, nondeterministic compute isn’t going to take over just because the UI is more pleasant for nontechnical folks.
Am I really going to create a git alternative? Who in the right mind would take the time to even learn it?
And also, no, Claude isn’t going to replace git. Deterministic compute still has a place in software, nondeterministic compute isn’t going to take over just because the UI is more pleasant for nontechnical folks.