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> So I don't use AI even though I'm fully aware it could save me hours on projects. Enjoy this luxury while it lasts. Based on what I have seen in performance
by steelframe 3y ago
> So I don't use AI even though I'm fully aware it could save me hours on projects.
Enjoy this luxury while it lasts. Based on what I have seen in performance review committees for software developers, your peers who drive results faster than you do because they use AI will be rewarded more and will be more likely to survive rounds of layoffs when they inevitably happen.
- JohnFen 3y agoThat's fine. I genuinely wouldn't want to continue working in an industry that worked like that anyway, so I'd just quit and keep on programming with my own projects. So that luxury will last as long as I want it to.
- booleandilemma 3y agoI've come to the same conclusion. I became a programmer because in school I loved programming and saw myself loving the job, and I do. If the job changes that drastically I'll just have to quit and find something else.
- EFreethought 3y agoBut what if you have to use an LLM at your new job?