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Notice he did not say anything about computer science or the principles. You might not need to type Python or Java, but you still need to understand the archite
by sologoub 3y ago
Notice he did not say anything about computer science or the principles. You might not need to type Python or Java, but you still need to understand the architecture, the implications of state management, eventual consistency, etc. etc. etc. So yes typing gets easier, but instead of python, we’ll be typing various prompts, aka prompt engineering. We rarely resort to bytecode these days as well. The abstraction increases, but the principles are still needed.
I wonder if one day we’ll have the Toyota factory level need for manual work to train the next set of senior leaders: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/04/07/business/gods-edging-out-robots-at-toyota-facility/ https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/04/07/business/gods-e...
- frank_nitti 3y agoAlthough he doesn’t seem to quantify the “computer science” part of his statement (as far as I can tell) he does imply that kids should no longer be learning CS from what I hear at this timestamp: https://youtu.be/Y1pHXV7E4xY?t=17m40s https://youtu.be/Y1pHXV7E4xY?t=17m40s