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Code is cost. It costs merely by •existing• in any context where it might run. Code is a burden we bear because (we hope) the cost is worth it.

What happens if we write code with a tool that (1) decreases the cost-per-complexity of •generating• code while (2) vastly increasing the cost-per-complexity of •maintaining• that code? How do we use such a tool wisely? Can we?

Useful conversation about that starts on this ground floor:

https://jenniferplusplus.com/losing-the-imitation-game/

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