I get his point, but let's be real here: 10, 20 years from now, how many will actually be programming - the we know programming today? In 10 years time, we wil

I get his point, but let's be real here: 10, 20 years from now, how many will actually be programming - the we know programming today? In 10 years time, we will have a generation of coders where the majority have never coded anything without the help of some LLM. If that's even the thing, when that time comes. Some posters here are living in some luddite delusion, if they think the "AI hype" will somehow just blow over, and people will go back to sifting through stack exchange, or simply read the man pages for something. Sorry, that's just not going to happen. In the past two years we already have junior devs that are dependent on LLMs to work efficiently. These posts remind me of how older folks (25-30 years ago) warned about search engines, and how they'd make the youngins lazy and uncritical.