@catsalad

You gotta cover it in pets. Hasn’t risen enough yet

@hendric @Aeron @eniko @alech We're already seeing that evolution. The soaring demand for AI and Machine Learning Engineers proves it.

These aren't jobs replacing computer scientists; they're specializations that require a strong computer science foundation to even begin.

@hendric @Aeron @eniko @alech AI is a tool, like the compiler. It won't eliminate programmers; it will supercharge them for more complex work.

Who will do the reviewing in 10 years? Engineers who learned the fundamentals and use AI as a powerful assistant. Human expertise in architecture and logic becomes even more critical when you're guiding a tool that powerful. The jobs are just leveling up.

@hendric @Aeron @eniko @alech Well those people won’t be reviewers right? Vibe coding isn’t preventing people who want to learn from doing so.

It’s best used as an assistant since so much of what LLMs spit out is not secure even if it is functional.

So demand for people who actually know how to review and fix the code that was produced.

@eniko @alech lol you sound like teachers who used to say “you’ve gotta learn how to do this, you won’t have a calculator in your pocket when you’re older”

As technology evolves it empowers people to do things that used to require lots of knowledge and effort.

You sound upset because AI is doing that for the thing you could do and probably derived some pride from.

It’s still good to actually know how to code though. Reviewers will be more needed than ever