Please don't use quotation marks to make it look like you're quoting someone when you aren't. That's an internet snark trope and we're trying to avoid those on HN.
Look it’s obvious at this point to anyone who is actually using the tools.
We can articulate it but why should we bother when it’s so obvious.
We are at an inflection point where discussion about this, even on HN, is useless until the people in the conversation are on a similar level again. Until then we have a very large gap in a bimodal distribution, and it’s fruitless to talk to the other population.
Please don't use quotation marks to make it look like you're quoting someone when you aren't. That's an internet snark trope and we're trying to avoid those on HN.
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Look it’s obvious at this point to anyone who is actually using the tools.
We can articulate it but why should we bother when it’s so obvious.
We are at an inflection point where discussion about this, even on HN, is useless until the people in the conversation are on a similar level again. Until then we have a very large gap in a bimodal distribution, and it’s fruitless to talk to the other population.
Not really, because those details aren't actually relevant to code archaeology.
You could have someone collect and analyze a bunch of them, to look for patterns and try to improve your shared .md files, but that's about it