Daniel JalkutProgrammers aren't going anywhere. But to be frank, "Able to leverage AI assistance for massive productivity gains" should be at the top of your resume.
Alex@danielpunkass I don’t like having an agent write my code for me. I use duck.ai a lot these days learning more about SwiftUI to say “how would I do $thing?” Then I examine the code it shows me, compare it with what I already know, look for potential issues, then write the thing I’m trying to learn/accomplish. What’s the point of having a bot distill the collective wisdom (and folly) of All The Developers™ if I don’t distill that into my own brain?
@alesplin If you ever use code completion then you're letting a computer "write code for you." Some of the stuff AI writes for me is just tedious. I know how to do it, but I'd rather just review it and approve.
@danielpunkass When I get to the level of understanding with SwiftUI that I have with C and Objective-C, I’ll probably give it a whirl. Right now I value my own education more highly.
@alesplin Good call because the models don't know that much about SwiftUI anyway!