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dysfun@treehouse.systems ("gaytabase") wrote:
the only argument i found even vaguely convincing for a moment was "it lets a nontechnical user have agency over the code". and superficially, it sounds like a good point. except...
- it's not really agency in the way we'd intended if you have no options but to pay someone to do it (no, i don't want to hear about local models thank you, i had fun laughing at some)
- if it comes at the cost of total destruction of the craftsmanship of programming, i'm happy to say "fuck these users".