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>We are finally entering the code-on-cloud and run-on-cloud stage. Sounds like an absolute nightmare for freedom and autonomy.
by suddenlybananas 1y ago
>We are finally entering the code-on-cloud and run-on-cloud stage.
Sounds like an absolute nightmare for freedom and autonomy.
- Keyframe 1y agobut only because it is
- bdangubic 1y agoSWE will be renamed to AIOps :)
- pjmlp 1y agoYou joke, but it is already here you only got the name wrong, MLOps.
- delfinom 1y agoSWE will be renamed to whatever the abbreviation is in an overseas language when AI can just be made to replace domestic experts with the cheapest college grads overseas. The problem doing so was always a lack of solid technical ability and experience for the cost cutting being done, but now? They just need to know basic english and block diagrams. I have never seen an entire profession race to make itself entirely unemployable and celebrate it. Too many people are hoping they'll be one of the lucky ones still employed and doing little work while talking to a LLM ;)
- Anon1096 1y agoHow so? It's already status quo at companies with massive monorepos like Google and Meta. Your IDE connects to a remote computer and you write and run code on it. No more fiddling around with arcane dev env setup processes it's honestly really refreshing and doesn't feel restrictive at all. On the contrary I can nuke my cloud dev environment and bring it up again in minutes without worrying about losing anything.
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- pjmlp 1y agoTo be fair, before Linux taking off, most UNIX shops where code-on-development-server and run-on-deployment-server stage. Cloud is only the rebranding of timesharing, clear with different technology stacks, however the approach to development is exactly the same as working on an UNIX shop back in 1975 - 1990's.
- nightski 1y agoSo back to the dark ages before the tech boom basically.