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You are putting a lot of words and judgements into the authors mouth. Why exactly is it acceptable to not just do your role and expect the underlying requireme
by mawadev 2mo ago
You are putting a lot of words and judgements into the authors mouth.
Why exactly is it acceptable to not just do your role and expect the underlying requirements to be correct and measurable, especially when there are separate roles whose sole purpose is to do exactly that?
- noman-land 2mo agoBecause being a code monkey is getting devalued like crazy every hour that agentic coding improves in ability. If all you do is take well specified requirements and turn them into a piece of code you are going to lose your livelihood unless you can learn to do more than that or you're at the very top end of people who do that.
- mawadev 2mo agoGetting the requirements did not work properly before, what makes you believe it is going to happen now?
- inigyou 2mo agoYes, and being a code monkey who turned wrong requirements into wrong code wasn't valued much before, either. Sure you could paid enough to get by, but not the big bucks.
- inigyou 2mo agoBecause those other roles don't exist. You have a very 1980s view of things. That just isn't how software shops work any more. Maybe yours does, and that's great for you, but they mostly don't.