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I want smaller, simpler, hand made, purely human created, carefully designed programs made by paid programmers who care about making code last.

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The lifetime of a well designed program should be measured in decades. We should think like furniture makers. Design and build things that last.

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@mos_8502 Right now it feels like I'm trying to build furniture in a house that's steadily crumbling around me.

I would love to find tools and a platform that will actually last. Which maybe means a VM of some kind?

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We need to stop making disposable things. All that LLM code has a lifespan of months at most. Nobody can maintain it. Even if it solves the problem it’s already broken at birth.

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@mos_8502 computers and computing should be commodities. You should be able to run anything on any chunk of hardware, and move or upgrade peripherals and components as desired.

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Luna Dragofelis Ξ˜Ξ”πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈπŸ±

@freakazoid @mos_8502 Java is pretty stable at this point. Also as far as I know, the OpenJDK has a strict no-AI policy.
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@LunaDragofelis @mos_8502 -1000 interest in anything controlled by Oracle.

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Luna Dragofelis Ξ˜Ξ”πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈπŸ±

@freakazoid @mos_8502 It is GPL licensed though, so Oracle doesn't have full control, and if they did anything horrible enough, there'd likely be a fork
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@LunaDragofelis @mos_8502 A fork of OpenJDK that breaks compatibility is simply not a plausible scenario.

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@LunaDragofelis @mos_8502 Also, we're talking about a company that sued Google over an independent Java implementation and won. What chance do open source developers have?

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@mos_8502 stillborn codebaby

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