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But despite the work, it still takes a programmer to glue all of our crap together even if that crap is mostly preassembled. That's our fault and frankly a fail
by ketralnis 3y ago
But despite the work, it still takes a programmer to glue all of our crap together even if that crap is mostly preassembled. That's our fault and frankly a failing of our industry but it's why automating most of programming doesn't mean that your team can get by with 0 programmers.
Clip art/stock photography though, you can do that with 0 artists if you have the actual art bit automated.
- Barrin92 3y ago>you can do that with 0 artists you could do that with zero artists for decades because it's already fully commoditized. Everyone who is cheap already just buys a subscription to some gigantic vault of stock imagery owned by some digital rights holder for pennies. the mechanical reproduction of art did not start in 2020
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- ketralnis 3y agoIt's a good point, I'm not a consumer of that market so I don't know it well and am projecting my lack of even rudimentary mspaint skills that in that situation. I wouldn't be able to remotely customise something I found in the gigantic vault of stock imagery so I'd need somebody to help me with even that, but presuambly somebody with a recurring need for stock art probably doesn't lack those skills to the extent that I do.