This sharp uptick in LLM in-context "learning" capabilities means I'm more excited than ever to try to get to grips with "new" languages like Nim or Gleam (but worried that using LLMs to help me get to a working end state will rob me of some of the experience of learning).
This sharp uptick in LLM in-context "learning" capabilities means I'm more excited than ever to try to get to grips with "new" languages like Nim or Gleam (but worried that using LLMs to help me get to a working end state will rob me of some of the experience of learning).
This post is comfort food for any startups working in developer-adjacent tooling.
Hopefully dev tools and frameworks will continue to evolve towards better and better quality over time.
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