This isn't really surprising, nor is it new. Remember the days when one needed to know how OS's really worked to write code? Or when code was in assembly? All o

This isn't really surprising, nor is it new. Remember the days when one needed to know how OS's really worked to write code? Or when code was in assembly? All of today's code does compile down to that, but I'm willing to bet a large majority of programmers can't grok assembly (nor do they need to). Historically, we've seen the more tedious jobs get automated away to create better jobs that require more "human" skills. This is a good thing.