Markdown isn't becoming a programming language. It has become a scaffolding tool Programming languages act as a deterministic middle layer between humans and machine code. Whereas LLMs are non-deterministic. Model variations, environmental inputs, and even hardware fluctuations can cause unpredictability during the transformation of markdown into code. That makes it, at least today, unreliable as an alternative to a programming language
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lol bro setup a YouTube channel and put out exactly one, epic 2h+ long video title “the worst programming language of all time,” with more than half a million views, and it’s a screed about every terrible inconsistency in C++ The comments are amazing, too: “Learning C++ takes a lifetime, so the sooner you start, the longer it’s going to take” “Bro got rejected from C++ art school” “What C++ does to a man…” “The C++ files have been released” I really enjoyed this video https://lnkd.in/gijCcrbC
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Makes sense, feels like it’s more about guiding the output rather than replacing actual programming logic.