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This is an incredibly boring task. Nothing new, just rewrite everything to just see it all rewritten again in 1 year. Perfect for LLMs and something humans shou

• boringg 26d ago
  While I agree with that statement -- that is also a lot of jobs. We have a lot of humans -- not every single developer sits in the innovation seat. The fewer the jobs available the less employable humans. I think that rewrite - if AI enabled - owes its thanks to the legion of individuals who put their code up on the internet in the first place. Weird times.
  • doc_ick 26d ago
    Unfortunately theres no thanks to the suppliers of training data. US courts made sure there’s no recompense for them, and likely never will be. Seems similar to eminent domain, but without limitations.
• cheema33 26d ago
  > This is an incredibly boring task. We all want super exciting jobs. But plenty have boring jobs like this. Between not having a job or having a boring job that pays well, the choice is obvious for many of us.
  • 8n4vidtmkvmk 25d ago
    Are you defending doing boring work? I personally never minded doing migrations. I guess I don't really have to anymore though. Weird.
    • pjmlp 25d ago
      The problem is that in many companies doing migrations would be the only job, thus now there is none.
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• guelo 25d ago
  This is just not true. In the olden times (pre-claude) devs were constantly asking to do full rewrites of legacy code. This kind of project is exactly the kind of work I've trained for and have loved to do for the last 15 years as a mobile dev.