[AyanamiKaine]

It seems the conflict between LLM/AI and programmers is getting hotter and hotter by the week. I wonder where all of this will lead. Our times are uncertain. Many people believe with certainity the future. But only one will come true.

[potsandpans]

My prediction:

A couple of cool and interesting projects maintained by modern day trappist monks. A couple of insular communities that are intolerant to views that don't align with their own.

Majority of the world will move on and acquiesce to the new ways of working, which is writing code primarily through the use of llms.

There will be plenty of witch hunts and public stonings along the way.

[flohofwoe]

> But only one will come true.

Eh, if this would be true than we would have arrived at a single religion, a single language, a single economic system or a single political ideology. Reality is the opposite, ideas tend to diverge instead of converge.

E.g. the 'agentic engineering believers' will just be another tribe in the jungle.

[AyanamiKaine]

I know what you mean, but its not about if a certain ideology is right. Its about reality. Reality will not diverge it will stay as one. Like the future it cannot diverge there will only be one future. I didnt want to imply that only one purposed future can be true.

I wanted to say that it does not matter in which future the different camps believe in. There will only be one future and no one knows how it will look like.

[flohofwoe]

I would argue that reality is what those different tribes perceive as "the truth", and from that pov there can indeed be different realities existing side by side ;) I wish that everybody could agree on the same objective truth, but that seems to a pipe dream, especially in the "information age".