Admit when you’re wrong
DHH’s Campfire benchmarks should make us reconsider some of our assumptions about Elixir. Saying the agents wrote bad Elixir may be fair, but the time and expertise needed to correct them also matter when choosing a stack.
I wrote about the community’s response, the improvements people are contributing, and why I want us to improve agent tooling while staying open to choosing another language.
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