Yeah... This is about to age really badly, not to say that the principles in the post are incorrect, but this person doesn't seem to realize that they are in a free market and that each model improves on the last on almost every aspect. We will see what they'll think about this choice when all their competitors do 100s of peoples worth of work just with a few people

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springtimesun 5 hours ago | parent [-]

I agree with you, but also it won’t matter at that point because the job market for coding will have contracted to the point where practically no one is hiring.

“You’re not breaking up with me. I’m breaking up with you.”

	▲	armanckeser an hour ago \| parent [-]
		But our job was never coding? Its always been to solve peoples problems with software. Coding was just part of it. A good engineer still understands the relationship between the problem its scale and the engineering necessary to solve the problem. There is an argument to be made that many leaps in the world don't really come from intelligence but from divergent thinking. Maybe when intelligence is solved, that doesn't mean we don't have anything to do, maybe the value shifts to creative and divergent thinking.