[axi0m]

>> what if we treated prompts as the actual source code?

And they probably will be. Looks like prompts have become the new higher-level coding language, the same way JavaScript is a human-friendly abstraction of an existing programming language (like C), which is already a more accessible way to write assembly itself, and the same goes for the underlying binary code... I guess we eventually reached the final step in the development chain, bridging the gap between hardware instructions and human language.

[dgb23]

C, JS etc. Are abstractions in the Dijkstra sense. Coding agents aren’t.