I love writing code. I recently tried refactoring some modules using AI agents. The amount of time it took me explaining requirements to AI, reviewing the code it generated and fixing the mistakes was not trivial. And, it didn't feel as joyful as figuring it out and coding it manually.
If AI writes majority of code, then we will stop seeing shortcomings of existing tools, libraries and frameworks and eventually stop having new frameworks or libraries.
Would there be rails if DHH vibe coded 25 years ago? Or would there be library like delayed_job if Tobi vibe coded back when he started Shopify?
I have not jumped on to the AI / LLM bandwagon yet. I love writing code and I don't want to outsource that to an AI agent. I guess I also love the process of going through the docs or Googling for answers, when I am stuck or have questions about something. That process has lead to some other learning / discoveries.
I guess that you were right and you do not need to change anything. 220 Mbps is the throughput and not the bandwidth.
Assume a scenario wherein you change the destination to Mumbai. Your throughput will get reduced to 110 Mbps (assuming a 20 hour flight), while the bandwidth will stay the same as the networking medium (airline) has not changed, right?
Couple of other points -
* Two media with same bandwidth can have different throughput depending on the distance (i.e latency) or packet loss or other reasons. Consider two 100 Mbps broadband lines from SFO to London. One goes via the east coast, while other via Asia. Both will have different throughput; difference being roughly proportional to the difference in distances.
* 220 Mbps would imply that a maximum of 220 Mb data can pass through the medium, which is not the case, since we are loading TBs of data on the plane.
* The window size in case of an airplane would be the size of the data loaded on it i.e the size of the movie collection.
If AI writes majority of code, then we will stop seeing shortcomings of existing tools, libraries and frameworks and eventually stop having new frameworks or libraries.
Would there be rails if DHH vibe coded 25 years ago? Or would there be library like delayed_job if Tobi vibe coded back when he started Shopify?