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The issue is that you will end up without a job if the trend continues. It's similar to many cases of technical innovation - you can still have a few workers wh
by Saline9515 6mo ago
The issue is that you will end up without a job if the trend continues. It's similar to many cases of technical innovation - you can still have a few workers who do handcrafted works, but most of them have to use the machines, that may produce work of inferior quality but at much higher speed.
The market realigns, and unless you handwrite the highest possible quality at a quick pace, you won't be competitive with the vibe-coders who can fix a hundred issues a month.
It was the same with gps-assisted driving, now most people can't orient themselves autonomously. Worse, there are no roadsigns with directions installed, meaning that you are stuck with using the GPS.
- hunterpayne 6mo ago"unless you handwrite the highest possible quality at a quick pace" That's exactly what I do. I know I am lucky to be gifted in this skillset. But that's not a good reason to excuse people destroying the market for everyone.
- Saline9515 6mo agoI mean, why wouldn't they? Software developers are very often automating things, in order to reduce the amount of workforce, or the skill needed for economic activities. Would you refuse to work on a navigation app such as Waze, since it allows everyone to work with platforms as Uber and pushes traditional taxis out of the market?