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I think this correlates more to individual culture and interest in general computing than anything else. As you said yourself, the 'lost programmer' isn't curio
by mfro 1y ago
I think this correlates more to individual culture and interest in general computing than anything else. As you said yourself, the 'lost programmer' isn't curious, isn't interested in the details. They are interested in getting their specific tasks done and collecting a paycheck. Many may have ended up in a field they are not excited about. That's not something you can fix.
As an aside, it will only get worse as the technical implementations get easier. Probably a lot of AI generated SQL queries being put into prod nowadays.
- BinaryIgor 1y agoTrue; but I would argue that even if you don't care that much, when things don't work as expected - you pretty much always need to understand your tools and/or the layers of abstractions that are below. If you don't, not only you're going to feel lost, but you will not be able to solve certain set of problems