adding here due to some resonance with the point of view.. this exchange lacks crucial axes.. what kind of programming ?
I assume the parent-post is saying "I ported thousands of lines of <some C family executing on a server> to <python on standard cloud environments>. I could be very wrong but that is my guess. Like any data-driven software machinery, there is massive inherent bias and extra resources for <current in-demand thing> in this guess-case it is python that runs on a standard cloud environment with the loaders and credentials parts too perhaps.
Those who learned programming in the theoretic ways know that many, many software systems are possible in various compute contexts. And those working on hardware teams know that there are a lot of kinds of computing hardware. And to add another off-the-cuff idea, so much web interface ala 2004 code to bring to newer, cleaner setups.
I am not <emotional state descriptor> about this sea change in code generation, but actually code generation is not at all new. It is the blatent stealing and LICENSE washing of a generation of OSS that gets me, actually. Those code generation machines are repeating their inputs. No authors agreed and no one asked them, either.
I assume the parent-post is saying "I ported thousands of lines of <some C family executing on a server> to <python on standard cloud environments>. I could be very wrong but that is my guess. Like any data-driven software machinery, there is massive inherent bias and extra resources for <current in-demand thing> in this guess-case it is python that runs on a standard cloud environment with the loaders and credentials parts too perhaps.
Those who learned programming in the theoretic ways know that many, many software systems are possible in various compute contexts. And those working on hardware teams know that there are a lot of kinds of computing hardware. And to add another off-the-cuff idea, so much web interface ala 2004 code to bring to newer, cleaner setups.
I am not <emotional state descriptor> about this sea change in code generation, but actually code generation is not at all new. It is the blatent stealing and LICENSE washing of a generation of OSS that gets me, actually. Those code generation machines are repeating their inputs. No authors agreed and no one asked them, either.