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You'll still need engineers. But how many? Before: a few really knowledgeable/good ones and a lot of OK ones A few years from now: a few really good ones Wha
by fathrowaway12 4y ago
You'll still need engineers. But how many?
Before: a few really knowledgeable/good ones and a lot of OK ones
A few years from now: a few really good ones
What does this mean for the labor economics? Do we reap the results of increased productivity? Or are they captured by a small set of winners in a pareto distribution?
- tangjurine 4y agoAt this rate it might be the dirac delta distribution.
- imtringued 4y agoI bet this will lead to more burnout because the job isn't fun anymore. You're supposed to steal code from other people as your day job.