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Even if it's technically interesting, to me this seems to epitomizes two trends I strongly dislike:

1. The road to digital serfdorm by removing the ability of running software directly on our individual machines.

2. Programming degenerating to internet and AI assisted copy-pasta code monkeying around byzantine boilerplate APIs. The upside is that such tooling makes filling in said boilerplate less painful. But I don't want garbage APIs to become even less painful (and hence less likely to be weeded out) than they have already become thanks to stack-overflow etc. I also wonder if this will end up producing more "plausible" and hence invidiously wrong code; similar to Xerox's infamous jbig2 smart image compression fiasco where copying sometimes changed the numbers in the document.