Comment by nathell
3 days ago
I love this. This is a fun hack, but the article also hearkens back to pre-LLM days when people were still interested in _code_.
3 days ago
I love this. This is a fun hack, but the article also hearkens back to pre-LLM days when people were still interested in _code_.
I wonder if there was a period in the 90s where the chess community was more interested in talking about IBM’s stock price than in actually playing chess.
"Delivering chess solutions" was never the job though.
I'm definitely gonna use that for April 1st though, just adding this as instruction in Claude.md
That will also serves as a litmus test to check how many of my coworkers are reading the code they push.
Programmers are still interested in code
Weekend hobby!
Now there is Monday again, no more coding, back to babysitting agents.
It feels like it's from back when we unironically thought memorizing quirks like this makes us better programmers, or is somehow important for making computers more secure, aka middle of the 2010s tech bubble.
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