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by water_badger
98 days ago
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So somewhere here there is a 2x2 or something based on these factors: 1. Programmers viewing programming through career and job security lens
2. Programmers who love the experience of writing code themselves
3. People who love making stuff
4. People who don't understand AI very well and have knee-jerk cultural / mob reactions against it because that's what's "in" right now in certain circles. It is fun to read old issues of Popular Mechanics on archive.org from 100+ years ago because you can see a lot of the same personality types playing out. At the end of the day, AI is not going anywhere, just like cars, electricity and airplanes never went anywhere. It will obviously be a huge part of how people interact with code and a number of other things going forward. 20-30 years from now the majority of the conversations happening this year will seem very quaint! (and a minority, primarily from the "people who love making stuff" quadrant, will seem ahead of their time) |
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