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i know its not nice but i would recommend to view work as a means to pay bills and find joys in a more controllable setting, like hobby projects. this will mak

i know its not nice but i would recommend to view work as a means to pay bills and find joys in a more controllable setting, like hobby projects. this will make it easier to accept change, like this AI/LLM shift, and accepting that it wont bother you. if it doesnt bother you negativity does not occupy or cloud your mind and you can explore new ways to enjoy the new workflows you are needing to do, whislt knowing your upper mgmt cant have another brainfart to take away the joys in your life by changing up your tools or work. i know its not an answer you asked for, but i went through similar dread. my work is developing prototypes in code so this is an obvious job that will surely die.

dreambiggg 3mo ago
Well, I find joy in everything I do related to coding, even though I don't write the code myself. What I'm trying to say is that I'm not against AI stuff, but maybe I'm against how it's presented on social media—where it seems like everyone can do everything, like, yesterday. Everything is so easy that you don't really need developers, or even worse, anyone can build anything in a week. But other than all of this BS, I still enjoy doing this type of work. Now with AI, I feel like I'm doing all the ideas I never got to because I didn't have the time, or the skill wasn't there for a given language, tool, and so on. With AI, I find myself willing to try more stuff and/or do more stuff.