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While all true, if as many people wanted to become carpenters today as back before IKEA was a thing, they'd quickly find out there isn't enough demand. I think
by askonomm 2y ago
While all true, if as many people wanted to become carpenters today as back before IKEA was a thing, they'd quickly find out there isn't enough demand. I think that's the big fear in software as well, that while yes people can still code by hand, doing so as a job might not make sense at one point.
- xandrius 2y agoNow we've got to figure out whether coding "by hand" is the value here for others or the result of such coding. For me, coding is worthless if it doesn't solve a problem (of any kind), whether I typed it letter by letter or I instructed an LLM to type 60-80% of it, it's irrelevant really.