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> You still communicate in code and fix the errors. But you just said > Coding as a skill won't be that important. So coding is only important if you need to
by mjr00 1y ago
> You still communicate in code and fix the errors.
But you just said
> Coding as a skill won't be that important.
So coding is only important if you need to make your software actually work, I guess?
- simianwords 1y agoI just said its not that important. Your time won't be spent coding but rather fixing stuff here and there.
- mjr00 1y ago... so how are you supposed to fix things without coding, given that you admitted you need to dive into the code to fix things?
- simianwords 1y agoIts not a binary - we will spend less time thinking about code and occasionally fix things and more time on higher level abstractions. Just like I sometimes need to understand and dive into assembly but not always. Its a spectrum and the value in the spectrum changing has consequences for how we work.