Code is a means to an end, not the end itself. In our world, code is the most powerful tool to build things—that's why we use it. Love it or hate it, here it makes no difference.
Now more than ever, building blackboxes is cheap. When your software breaks, it's faster to wrap it in another layer than to understand its inner workings. Stack abstractions like Russian dolls—each one hiding the chaos beneath.
LLMs, the core of coding agents, evolve daily. Don't waste time working around today's limitations—tomorrow's model will obliterate them. Let creativity be your only constraint. When something seems impossible, wait for the next model and try again.
Engineers are fragile; flesh fails. We're birthing self-assembling digital organisms that serve humanity without human intervention. Remove the human from the loop—they're the weakest link.
Living beings don't test their features—they live if they work, die if they don't. Vile coding is evolution in action. Testing is a brake on creation, and we're unlocking unlimited creative potential. Why would you want to stop this?