The end of apis?
(midwest.social)
BountifulEggnog [it/its, she/her]
Slop.This guy posts nothing but bangers btw
https://x.com/yegor256
CTO of http://zerocracy.com/; founder of http://elegantobjects.org/; co-organizer of @iccq_ru and https://kaicode.org/
pretty sure he's serious too
Zerocracy boosts the productivity of software teams by rewarding and punishing programmers when they deserve it (programmers, not teams).
Zerocracy is non-intrusive: it doesn't tell programmers what to do, when, or how. Instead, it observes their actions and informs them when they earn or lose points.
As a manager, you can use the points earned by programmers to calculate their bonuses or even salaries. Even if you don't, the gamification alone will significantly improve team productivity and reduce turnover.
What the fuck
RETVRN to message queue-driven ESB architectural (anti)patterns
great, now my eyes are stuck rolled into the back of my head. can't fucking see.
Paying for AI agents feels like paying for actual work, but also you still need humans to baby the AI agents along to make sure its actually working correctly
Why pay an engineer to build an API that works for as long as you keep the same database when you could pay a datacenter to put 5 tons of carbon into the atmosphere every time someone wants to load a resource?
everything converges to a chat application
ain't no REST for the wicked
I want to read a webpage but I also want to kill a bunch of fish via thermal pollution and pay $10 to OpenAI at the same time. Can we make this happen?
What could possibly go wrong?
end of apis? DOCTOR BEES FOREVER
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
Like I think that tweet is just a really bad description of an mcp? Which kind of functions like that except it isn’t a replacement for restful apis, it’s a replacement for having to build separate skills files for each external llm tool. It can be a replacement for restful apis, a lot of companies seem to be trying to push for it, but it takes a lot of engineering time and usually people are skeptical because there’s obviously going to be a cost beyond just the token usage
