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LLM should generate to terse and easy to read language for human to review. Beside Python, F# can be a perfect fit.

Notice some design docs are added since the beginning of this year.

Double-entry accounting was invented at the time we tracked things with paper and pencil.

I agree. As seen in other comments as well, it’s an engineer’s instinct to believe that producing more creates more value. In reality, value is determined by scarcity and usefulness, not output alone.

Perhaps we have already reached ASI. :)

Deeply agree.

Is this the same thing as context engineering ?

Wow. An xhtml page.

Previously, Space. Now Fleet.

That's explain why there is a limited set of recommended verbs in PowerShell.

Is the multimodal agent really as good as shown in the documentary? If so, why did Google need to stage parts of the demo at Google I/O?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38559582#38566618

School makes you smart. Life makes you economical.

Eclipse Theia is based on VSCode, not the legacy Eclipse Java IDE.

I saw a number of key .NET team members use Rider in Youtube videos.

I would also like to see the whole ecosystem being sustainable, financially :)

Somebody will soon name their AI agent Brenda.

If you don't mind .NET, BraidLang is another interesting project.

Everybody want to be loved.

And a similar pattern can also be seen with ORMs: the notion of objects has proven less helpful, leading many developers to prefer the query builder and dataframe approach instead.

Many comments highlight their complexities. Ironically, SOAP itself stands for Simple Object Access Protocol. What strikes me as remarkable is that CORBA, COM, and SOAP all emphasized distributed object communication, while more recent alternatives—REST, JSON, gRPC, and GraphQL—focus instead on message formats and discard the entire notion of distributed objects.

Have you read the article ? The cost is currently not justified for the benefit.

Just have audit log. No need to try solving every trivial cases. Make something useful.

Just realise that I have been reading his blog for two decades already.

My father subscribed to monthly computer magazine almost 40 years ago. As a teenager, it was very exciting to unwrap and find out new things to learn every month.

These days I'm so burn out when newsletter or social media site feed me with daily new Javascript frameworks.

We once envisioned a future of greater connection, with information flowing freely and accessible to all. The irony is that we've instead created a fragmented society where misinformation and scams flourish.

Twenty years ago, when I first used Python 2.5 to connect to MS SQL Server, I had to rely on a library called adodbapi. Back then, I thought the future would move toward OLE DB—but it has since become obsolete.

I think this could be the first step to offer a more aggressive AI service similar to Microsoft Copilot Vision.

Whenever I see the name Creative Technology or Sound Blaster, the first thing that comes to mind is gratitude for how my parents gave me such awesome childhood memories.

When something in SQL becomes cumbersome or difficult to work with, people often tend to create entirely new solutions rather than improving the existing ones. Few developers seem interested in refining SQL itself.

If I remember correctly Mendix project file format is simply a sqlite db. I thought the designer was lazy but it turns out it's a reasonable decision.

Recently, DuckDB team raise similar question on DataLake catalog format. Why not just use SQL database for that ? It's simpler and more efficient as well.