july

Bret shares an interesting observation with even more interesting implications: right now, humans are using machines to write code that was developed in a way humans could read it in order to build products for humans to use. And yet, in the near future it’s possible that humans will be using machines to write machine readable code for interactions between machines.

I know this is happening in some examples on a small scale, but there are potentially major size, speed, and performance improvements to be made by machine friendly compression

Bret shares an interesting observation with even more interesting implications: right now, humans are using machines to write code that was developed in a way humans could read it in order to build products for humans to use. And yet, in the near future it’s possible that humans will be using machines to write machine readable code for interactions between machines.

I know this is happening in some examples on a small scale, but there are potentially major size, speed, and performance improvements to be made by machine friendly compression  
https://pca.st/episode/947bc25d-eccb-4b83-b9c8-8dc3f628ffd7