What My Dad Taught Me About AI Coding in the 90s
The brief
Mike's father built neural-network-assisted circuit board design tools in the 1990s, years before the term 'AI coding' was common.
Key points
- The post traces the throughline from those early systems to today's LLM coding assistants and argues the core lesson has not changed: verify the output, never trust it blindly.
- A personal essay grounded in engineering history.
Sources
- HNaskmike.org