Coding since coding agents are doing such a decent job has become more orchestrating stuff. Less handy work in the code base but more oversight and "management".
In the end you still need the skills to understand how software works and what to look out for.
AI needs hardcore guidelines from someone who knows what they are talking about.
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#12This resonates with me, but what helped was to come to a realization. I love coding. I love low level coding. But I haven't written any code in the last 6 months, roughly. But I don't feel empty or dissatisfied at all. My realization for myself is that I love solving problems and designing elegant solutions. Using AI, I still have to do that. I still have to make choices about how I want specified modules to interope…
This is a great perspective