Seems plausible to me that they could just keep writing python 3.13 till the end of time.
If you take say assembly - we didn’t stop writing it because it stopped working.
As a functional building block programming seems feature complete
This might be one of the more fascinating things I've read in a long time. Care to expand upon? Would be genuinely curious.
All I meant is that programming seems reasonably protected against going LLM stale by virtue of being low level and malleable
Seems plausible to me that they could just keep writing python 3.13 till the end of time.
If you take say assembly - we didn’t stop writing it because it stopped working.
As a functional building block programming seems feature complete