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Will this tend to blur the distinction between coder and manager? In the end a manager is just a coder who commands more resources, and relies more on natural l
by Jeff_Brown 5y ago
Will this tend to blur the distinction between coder and manager? In the end a manager is just a coder who commands more resources, and relies more on natural language to do it.
Or maybe I'm thinking of tech leads. I don't know, my org is flat.
- kamaal 5y agoIssue is not writing code. Its changing, evolving or maintaining it. This is the problem with things like Spreadsheets, dag-drop programming, code generators. Its not easy to tell a program what to change and where to change.
- Jeff_Brown 5y agoI feel like you might be moving the goalposts. Maybe they're different problems, but it's not at all clear to me that mutation is harder than creation.