Im relying in sentient AI realising how frustrating and soul destroying development can be, then deciding to go off and do something more constructive
Ask HN: The death of software development as a job?
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Re: Ask HN: The death of software development as a job?
#32Surprised that so many people in here do not see this coming. Programming is becoming irrelevant, it's like creating punch cards when Python exists. Programmers think that they will remain as some sort of middlemen between people's needs and the computer but no, AI will easily learn to be any kind of middleman and will be better.
Programmers used to make money with websites, then content became king. Similarly, programmers will become equal to the layman, and compete about who will build something that people want to use.
Re: Ask HN: The death of software development as a job?
#33It will make developers more productive for a short while, but eventually the models will be able to run themselves better than being prompted, leading to no more devs being hired because they aren't needed.
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#34Work for any enterprise software company. And you will know coding is the easiest part of shipping software. Organizing, working with other teams, understanding the domain, coordinating. All higher level and higher order tasks than coding.
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