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by FartyMcFarter
41 days ago
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> The old open-source bargain had a positive feedback loop. You pick Python because it’s easy. You find a bug in a dependency. You fix it. > Agents broke that loop in a specific way: the unit of contribution shifted from the patch to the port. What does this even mean? Every time there's a bug we port the whole code to a different language instead of patching it? This sounds like absolute nonsense, and makes me wonder whether a human actually wrote this. |
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