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Comment #49373870
I agree with the sentiment. But is that exclusive to junior engineers? Curious if you think that the same problem exists with senior engineers or not.
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Comment #49373863
Thanks. How do you think that lowers the value of an intern, can you explain it? You're right that pre-AI that feature would not have been given to an intern (because they wouldn't…
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Comment #49373780
They surely cannot. But they can own simple problems end to end.
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Comment #49373624
That’s a good point. My whole career has been in product/tech led companies.
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Comment #49373597
But I agree that now it’s something people can catch up. The point is that I think it will make a difference if you’re someone that never coded manually vs someone that is (un)lear…
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Comment #49373577
I think it’s an oversimplification to say that using AI for se dev is a trivial skill. You can see it even now with some people chatting with Claude and others running multiple age…
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Comment #49373545
I agree. Although I think that was never the job. Even without AI, the practice of subdividing work into coding tasks was not a good one. AI just made it obvious.
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Comment #49373276
Author here. My last post on this reached the front page, and the main objection was that after AI, the junior's marginal value is gone: if a junior just passes specs to an AI tool…
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Comment #49355363
Author here. Good points. You are correct that there is an increasing trend for dismissing the value of junior engineers. And that is the argument: I don't think it makes sense, ev…
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