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Ask HN: What is no longer worth learning in programming due to AI?
I'll start:
1. You don't need to learn frameworks anymore.
- midlander 8mo ago- You don’t need to learn debugging, just regenerate until it works. - You don’t need to learn types, the model knows what you meant. - You don’t need to learn security, just ask the LLM to make it secure. - You don’t need to learn performance, you can always scale later.
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- CamperBob2 8mo agoYou don’t need to learn performance, you can always scale later. My (half-joking) attitude was always, "Performance? That sounds like Intel's job, not mine. My code magically gets faster if I do nothing at all, so I'll focus on new stuff instead." That didn't scale very well at all, as it turned out.
- CamperBob2 8mo agoNew languages other than the ones you're already comfortable with. You no longer need to feel guilty for not knowing Rust or Go if you're a C++ or Python guru. No need to nag yourself about learning VHDL if you're a Verilog dev. No need to worry about C# if you're a Java person. No need to sweat makefiles if you're a CMake fan. We will see continuing progress in programming languages, certainly, but that progress will be aimed at making them more accessible to AI, not to humans.