That said, your linter is going to drive you crazy if you don't close tags, no?
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That said, your linter is going to drive you crazy if you don't close tags, no?
But Java problem is not the mechanics, it’s that the community doesn’t want nice things.
Why not download the most popular DAV libraries from various languages, Java, C++, PHP, etc. Regardless how ancient they are.
And then have AI like Claude to analyze and bring in the improvements to your own Go library?
I was doing something like that for Kerberos and Iceberg Rest Catalog API, until I got distracted and moved on to other things.
But LLM is certainly a game changer, I can see it delivering impact bigger than the internet itself. Both require a lot of investments.
What if you self publish yourself using Amazon toolings? Will the numbers be worse? At least you will be in charge of your own quality and deadlines.
It's hard to write on such small boxes.
And for little benefits to myself. Hitting HN front page or r/programming was nice for my ego. But that’s about it.
Tools that are mostly text or have text interfaces? Greatly improved by LLM.
So all of those rich multimedia and their players/editors really need to add text representations.
Seems possible if every git client is also a torrent client.
Those people have their own OKRs and promo desires.
Often times, sending patches to OSS orgs are easier.
So naturally, extension to the original framework happened.
Too bad that the world insists on going nuts with JS everything.
Oh as a plus, AI agents are a lot more productive when dealing with server side logic.
Some men get all the fun...
Data, which is more important than code imho, are constantly duplicated all the time. Why can’t code have some duplication?
There has to be a better way to organize how ICs communicate. More productivity to unlock.
Here in Bay Area, in Silicon Valley, all you need is to try hard and get lucky once.