| ▲ | 20k 19 hours ago | |||||||||||||
I've never particularly enjoyed programming on its own merits, but also think AI is crap. Its mainly because AI clearly accelerates the parts of programming that I've found tend to lead to software projects falling apart, ie not understanding the code The last 20 years of experience have told me that that's the #1 variable that correlates with the death of a project, so I'm in no hurry to speed that along. People have been trying to find some way to skip that difficult step of actually understanding what's happened since programming was invented, and its always a bad idea - because that process of internalising a projects structure is the single most valuable thing for a project. Creating a project structure that can be internalised by human beings - and then doing that - is software engineering | ||||||||||||||
| ▲ | asanineassasin 18 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |||||||||||||
There is some truth to that, thus i wonder, if they will not solve that by creating architectural harnesses. Like look at repo x. Condense its coding style and architecture into a prompt. Remember that prompt everytime you create a new module. But i get where you sre coming from | ||||||||||||||
| ▲ | tonyhart7 16 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |||||||||||||
I agree with your take if we talking about large complex industrial software but guess what ???? most software don't Timmy don't need to understand how landing page works in order to sell his cookie startup online see where I am going ???? You are not get replaced AI just replace people that work in "dirty and crude" work, think of its like wordpress plugin fixer from third world country this is part of industry that you never touch and not want to work | ||||||||||||||
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