A reminder that you can still just sit down and write software.
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A reminder that you can still just sit down and write software. Or stand up and write software if you prefer.
The key point is that *you* can *write software* and you don't have to let other software write software for you.
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A reminder that you can still just sit down and write software. Or stand up and write software if you prefer.
The key point is that *you* can *write software* and you don't have to let other software write software for you.
@swetland Also, you still can't let other software write software for you.
Closest you can do is play pretend while letting other software strip the attribution & copyright & identifying characteristics from software someone else wrote so you can call it yours.
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A reminder that you can still just sit down and write software. Or stand up and write software if you prefer.
The key point is that *you* can *write software* and you don't have to let other software write software for you.
@swetland I do. But I must admit my motivation to polish such software and publish it for other to use (either directly or as example) is eroding quickly when it's just going to be stolen or "rewritten with AI" to circumvent the license ...
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