It's rapidly evolving, if you were to master just one explicit revision of say cursor then I think your anology would be correct. However to me it's more like k

It's rapidly evolving, if you were to master just one explicit revision of say cursor then I think your anology would be correct. However to me it's more like keep abreast of the new things, try new stuff, don't settle on a solution, let the wave push you forward, don't be the coder who doesn't turn their camera on during meetings coding away in a corner for another year or 2 berfore trying ai tools because "they're bad". But this is the same for any tech that will span the industry. You have people who want to stay in their ways and those who are curious and moving forward, and at various times in people's careers they may be one or the other. This is one of those changes where I don't think you get the option to defer.