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0:42:15 · watch on youtube.com↗
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Programming languages that LLMs do not choose, like Ruby and Zig, look dead in the long term.
Their wordsit does seem like long-term Ruby and Zig are dead. And what I mean is that if the LLMs are not choosing them over a long enough timeline, they're going to become like Louisiana French.
1:17:18 · watch on youtube.com↗
Their wordsIt was a Cloudflare worker oddity. And you know what? There's no more Stack Overflow. There's no more people writing blog posts. There's no one writing, gee, I hit this painful problem with Cloudflare workers and here's how I solved it. So how does the agent index this?
1:25:34 · watch on youtube.com↗
Their wordsWell, look, we don't need 400 3-column agentic coding multiplexers. We don't need that. The primitives are the bigger unlock to what's possible than the AI coding.
1:28:17 · watch on youtube.com↗
Their wordsthis like fast fashion, like fast fashion of software is what we're experiencing right now. where people are building something and they're like, hey, look at this. And if they don't, like, if people don't use it, they throw it away and go and try to find some other flash in the pan thing. Folks, my advice to you is have some conviction and work on things a little bit longer.