Developers who are enthusiastic about the product are much more valuable than developers who are enthusiastic about the technology the product is built upon.
And today I'm shipping Kotlin Multiplatform POC into production, while convincing the team that it's the best thing since sliced bread.
Never "hated" Kotlin, just highlighted real drawbacks, but stayed curious to see where it can make a positive impact.
That's what I say. As for "hate", that would be a handy argument to dismiss any criticism as "he just hates Kotlin", isn't it?
I don't "hate" Kotlin. I just find it an unfortunate addition to Android ecosystem (drawbacks outweigh the benefits).
Removing the cost of the individual LLM invocations from the usage dashboard is a surprising self-own by @cursor_ai IMO.
There was no better marketing strategy for Cursor's Composer models (and now Grok?) than seeing how cheaper they are than Opus and GPT.