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I tend to agree, but at the end of the day I am providing for my family first and foremost. This means having to knock out tasks each sprint, whether they tick
by 8b16380d 1y ago
I tend to agree, but at the end of the day I am providing for my family first and foremost.
This means having to knock out tasks each sprint, whether they tickle my fancy or not. If I can offload that work to the AI “agent”, then so be it.
I don’t feel the need to make my vocation a core part of my identity, so the time savings is worth more than elegantly crafted code or whatever other intrinsic value comes from a hand crafted solution.
- bgwalter 1y agoWhat will happen to your salary in four years if that process works (which I doubt, but let's assume it)? This is similar to the rage from 2010-2022 when developers, often at the behest of their employers, enthusiastically promoted the idea than everyone needs to learn how to code.
- 8b16380d 1y agoI’ll cross that bridge when I come to it. For now, I think the time horizon is long enough that I can make it to retirement.
- sublinear 1y agoWhy is this work so hard for you to do in the first place?