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As in the old programmer/analyst distinction? Can’t see that coming back; it went out in the first place because it was hideously inefficient.
by rsynnott 2y ago
As in the old programmer/analyst distinction? Can’t see that coming back; it went out in the first place because it was hideously inefficient.
- 9rx 2y agoAs in the old job of coder, short for "encoder". That does not appear to be the same thing you are talking about, but it was equally inefficient to have a second person doing the coding, especially as the tools improved. That is how we ended up with people splitting their roles as both engineer and coder. But the premise is that you won't need to worry about human coder anymore, not as a distinct individual and not a job shared with other jobs.