Marcin CzachurskiToday at work I built an entire feature (almost 2,000 lines of good-enough code) without writing a single line myself. Programming as we knew it isn’t dying anymore, it’s basically already dead. Unfortunately. Years of hard-earned skill are being speedrun into irrelevance. Sure, we can still write code the old-fashioned way - at home. In the industry, a lot of people will lose their jobs. The ones who adapt fastest will stay, configuring AI instead of writing code. 🧑💻 🥺
maclean@mczachurski The thing I wonder about now is how long until the rug pull? Once OpenAI and Anthropic know they have every company by the nads…when do they squeeze?
@moarjava I’ve been wondering about that too. I have no idea what companies are already paying for Enterprise accounts, but yeah - once everyone gets used to it and builds a ton of their own tooling around it, that’s when the squeezing starts. On the other hand, their whole business model could also fall apart once models become built into hardware, built into dev tools, or easy to self-host - which is already slowly starting to happen.