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> but still need many man-weeks or months or even years with a large team to make it into code. That's an argument that writing code was the time-consuming par
by akerl_ 5mo ago
> but still need many man-weeks or months or even years with a large team to make it into code.
That's an argument that writing code was the time-consuming part, which is different from it being the difficult part.
- coldtea 5mo agoWell, that itself is a dillema about "which is the most difficult part", whereas the discussion is about whether AI will severely impact/kill the coding job market. For which question, whether writing code is the most difficult part or not is irrelevant. It's still the part on whch most employed develoopers spend the most time on, and thus, if it gets more/fully automated, a lot of those jobs will be killed.
- magicalhippo 5mo ago> For which question, whether writing code is the most difficult part or not is irrelevant. I find it exactly opposite, in that because most coding is not very difficult in most cases, it is the part that will be replaced by AI.