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The "this wasted my time" comments are missing the point...

In addition to his great sense of humor, Steve is usually ahead of the curve in terms of trends. There's a lesson in this. LLMs have become incredible constraint solvers ("SAT-solvers for code"). Well-thought-out tests, types, specs, and docs are all incredibly valuable constraints. This has big implications - for example what happens to licenses when you can cheaply rewrite the codebase and therefore unencumber it.

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Name suggestion for the wall: "Hydrobit generator"

The cat runs, eats and has fur. The cat is a dog.

Other methods use heuristics to guess many filetypes and in the benchmark they show worse performance (in terms of precision). Assuming benchmarks are not biased, the fact that this approach uses AI heuristics instead of hard-coded heuristics shouldn't make it strictly worse.

> In our previous startup, a data scientist accidentally destroyed a month’s work of his team by using the wrong Git command.

I'd like to hear about how this happened. No one in the team heard of reflog?