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If you’ve been programming for 30+ years, you definitely don’t fall under the category of “non-programmers”. You have decades upon decades of experience on how
by stingraycharles 11mo ago
If you’ve been programming for 30+ years, you definitely don’t fall under the category of “non-programmers”.
You have decades upon decades of experience on how to approach software development and solve problems. You know the right questions to ask.
The actual non-programmers I see on Reddit are having discussions about topics such as “I don’t believe that technical debt is a real thing” and “how can I go back in time if Claude Code destroyed my code”.
- buildbot 11mo agoPeople learning to code always have had those questions and issues though. For example, “git ate my code’ or “I don’t believe in python using white space as a bracket so I’m going to end all my blocks with #endif”
- stingraycharles 11mo agoYes, I’m not saying this is new, I’m giving examples of what struggles non-programmers have.