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by paxys
259 days ago
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Agree with everything in the article, but this isn't a new phenomenon. As long as I can remember (20 years, probably longer), for every student or professional who is seriously and diligently learning to code there are many orders of magnitude more who are simply there to take shortcuts and pad their resume. Vibe coding is just the latest iteration of this. This is why CS programs have such low graduation rates. This is why coding bootcamps don't produce many industry-ready engineers. Coding is hard, and the salaries of software engineers, even in the AI age, reflects this. |
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