> The "AI will replace all junior devs" narrative never accounted for the fact that you still need humans who understand the business domain, can ask the right questions, and can catch when the AI is confidently wrong.

You work with junior devs that have those abilities? Because I certainly don't.

Not many, but junior devs grow into senior devs who do, which is the point. If there are no junior devs there is no one growing into those skill sets.

did you have any actual criticism?

> curl -fsSL https://fluid.sh/install.sh | bash

what could go wrong..

its missing sudo

!remind me in two years

/s

> This makes no difference, because I can’t remember the last time I installed an app

consumer manipulation en masse does impact you even if YOU don't fall for it.

yep. if it didn't work they wouldn't implement it

we humans aren't really good after the first couple 9's

we just build the database, commit it to a container (without volumes attached), and programmatically stop and restart the container per test class (testcontainers.org). the overhead is < 5 seconds and our application recovers to the reset database state seamlessly. it's been awesome.

> - there's a lot to sift through and it's likely even the government couldn't sift through all of them to make sure their friends weren't mentioned somewhere.

if only there were some kind of universal summary engine that never gets tired and is essentially free.

> less of a "theory" in its own right and more of a mathematical framework for constructing theories.

so it's javascript?

thanks for letting us know.