Category: AI, Computation, and Technology

Not sure what you interpreted from what I said, or how MSFT/Github would satisfy that requirement? While some of the same concepts apply (workflow, shared contribution), Code is a point-problem not a universal model. While these tools are improvements, there is very little different today from what we did in the late 80s other than the openness of the internet, and the lower cost of deployment made possible by the internet. In fact code is far worse quality, more perishable, and more effort to produce, because the browser consortiums inhibit innovation and progress more so than privately held companies did in previous generations.

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Not sure what you interpreted from what I said, or how MSFT/Github would satisfy that requirement? While some of the same concepts apply (workflow, shared contribution), Code is a point-problem not a universal model. While these tools are improvements, there is very little different today from what we did in the late 80s other than the openness of the internet, and the lower cost of deployment made possible by the internet. In fact code is far worse quality, more perishable, and more effort to produce, because the browser consortiums inhibit innovation and progress more so than privately held companies did in previous generations.