← Back to context Comment by beng-nl 5 hours ago I got cobol fingers reading that 4 comments beng-nl Reply Dedime 5 hours ago A common PowerShell complaint, personally I find PowerShell usually takes less keystrokes because the tab completion is flawless. pjmlp 5 hours ago Hardly makes sense as complaint when nowadays folks are writing book sized prompts to AI agents. orbital-decay 4 hours ago Book sized prompts are equally poor for interactive use, they're typically reused and iterated upon. They're more like scripts than commands. pjmlp 4 hours ago So a markdown file then, still much more letters than a common COBOL source file.
Dedime 5 hours ago A common PowerShell complaint, personally I find PowerShell usually takes less keystrokes because the tab completion is flawless.
pjmlp 5 hours ago Hardly makes sense as complaint when nowadays folks are writing book sized prompts to AI agents. orbital-decay 4 hours ago Book sized prompts are equally poor for interactive use, they're typically reused and iterated upon. They're more like scripts than commands. pjmlp 4 hours ago So a markdown file then, still much more letters than a common COBOL source file.
orbital-decay 4 hours ago Book sized prompts are equally poor for interactive use, they're typically reused and iterated upon. They're more like scripts than commands. pjmlp 4 hours ago So a markdown file then, still much more letters than a common COBOL source file.
A common PowerShell complaint, personally I find PowerShell usually takes less keystrokes because the tab completion is flawless.
Hardly makes sense as complaint when nowadays folks are writing book sized prompts to AI agents.
Book sized prompts are equally poor for interactive use, they're typically reused and iterated upon. They're more like scripts than commands.
So a markdown file then, still much more letters than a common COBOL source file.