My take is that AI may replace mediocre task taking developers who just write code. It won't replace problem solvers who use code as a means to solve actual problems.
> My take is that AI may replace mediocre task taking developers who just write code.
Is there such a job? Even the tinniest bit of code I had to write involved learning about the problem and the platform to come up with the solution. There was some I could hand over to ChatGPT, but it always felt like when somebody gives you their vim or zsh config. You always wonder what's going on here, and you might just as well read the documentation.
Yup, essentially what I think. With the caveat that I find the act of programming to be one of the best ways to deeply explore, understand and learn things. So in other words: I see a lot more value in coding than I see in code.
I'm sure it's not the only way, not in the long run anyway.
Yeah, I have the same perspective. If a person likes coding and his problem-solving skills are good,he can definitely survive whatever the circumstances.
Is there such a job? Even the tinniest bit of code I had to write involved learning about the problem and the platform to come up with the solution. There was some I could hand over to ChatGPT, but it always felt like when somebody gives you their vim or zsh config. You always wonder what's going on here, and you might just as well read the documentation.