Helix is getting so much better every release, it's been a pleasure to use. Honestly, the biggest things that it still needs to be "feature-complete" is a file tree, and a plugin interface implementation.
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I guess I’m looking at systematic changes that yield some of those results but for long stretches of time.
I get that as life moves forward maybe I just don’t have it in me to out some things ahead of everything else.
I don’t want to move someone with obscene housing costs and rampant crime. Most people don’t, especially ones that have families, houses, etc.
I’m writing to help myself get better at technical communication and to solidify the concepts in my own head in depth.
What happens when you need to search something new? Just hallucinations all the way down?
It’s great for boilerplate, that’s about it.
It’s also recently on the rise in general.
I use GitHub because there is no compelling reason not to and that’s what we have at work. But GitHub is stagnating and I have the idea of them having even more market share. Their AI propaganda is also insane.
I understand that a framework with ”batteries” goes against Go principles, but coming from Rails, which solves the common boring problems for me, Go just makes it too much of a pain.
At least as far as web dev goes, I’m sure Go is great for other stuff.
This is mostly a result of utter incompetence and irresponsible spending during the pandemic. Economy got pumped with cheap money and there was always going to be a day when the gravy ends. Doesn’t help that tech over hired and poured funding in just about anything.
I’m calling it right now, AI will see the same crash within a few years.
Everything that I have seen from ai makes me very secure that I’ll have work for far longer than desired.