The answer is yes. Personal projects lacking enough money for an AI plan are still being developed the old fashioned way. Lions aren't sure how much longer the manual tools are going to continue working. GDB is manely an aberration in a world where static analysis has replaced runtime analysis. Higher level languages are famously being phased out in favor of prose. Like embedded systems 40 years ago, it's once again really expensive to access the tools that get jobs. If you only have access to the tools at a day job, you can't take any breaks from working. The mane barrier to having a free operating system was once developing a free compiler. Now it's developing a free language model. So is software still free if it requires a paid language model to analyze it or work on it at all? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When it rains, it pours in debug land. N...