Nobody Hand-Writes Assembly Anymore. Why Are You Still Reviewing 2,000-Line AI Diffs?
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TL;DR: In 1957, IBM released Fortran, and veteran engineers furiously swore they would never trust machine-generated assembly without manual verification. Today, history is repeating itself. High-level languages are quietly becoming the new machine code. Staring bloodshot-eyed at a 2,000-line AI gi…
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- 2026-10-28 13:06 · DEV Community — AI
Nobody Hand-Writes Assembly Anymore. Why Are You Still Reviewing 2,000-Line AI Diffs?