hhx

"Complexity can be managed, though, and guess what’s really great for managing complexity — a programming language."

Lately it feels like marketing is still selling me a dream of AI simplicity. Yet behind the curtain is all the stuff (tech) that still makes the widget work. It is still an abstraction - another framework even.

It's not replacing any old layers that matter like the computers itself. At most it got rid of one of my IDEs and placed mme in another prompt-based one.

Ironic. We're almost having to beg it to do its job (request). I stick to sonnet 4 as well.

Definitely

I switch between the two all the time. I use Pomo to get me into the eventual Deep work.

> There are many OSS programs in operational use by the Department today, in both classified and unclassified environments. Unfortunately, there have been misconceptions and misinterpretations of the existing laws, policies and regulations that deal with software and apply to OSS, that have hampered effective DoD use and development of OSS

Having been in this area of interest, this is definitely an eye opener for me.