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>I’m a software engineer at JPMorgan Chase. I have more than 15 years of experience in building software and I used to love it Big woop :) I have 50 years as a
by jmclnx 21d ago
>I’m a software engineer at JPMorgan Chase. I have more than 15 years of experience in building software and I used to love it
Big woop :) I have 50 years as a professional programmer and all AI will do is create more programming jobs. Many times I have seen the latest and greatest thing that will eliminate programming. You know what all of those did ? Increase demand for programmers. The exact opposite of what management wanted. AI, same will happen once the shine wears off.
- pitermarx 21d agoMy concern is not loosing my job. I agree with your point. It's likely true that demand will increase. I'm just mourning the loss of a craft I enjoyed. When I say "get over it" I'm talking to myself.
- ozlikethewizard 21d agoI'm still waiting for no code developments platforms to make me redundant.
- huurtehoog 21d agoAny day now I remember when C was a "high level language" and model driven development would give us IDEs where coding would be on a "higher abstraction level" and code would be just "generated" ad hoc and disposable. Some people never internalize thermodynamics. You can't have irreversible processes, i.e. systems evolution, without generating excess entropy. There is no technology that will make entropy vanish. There will be a trail of entropy exhaust all the way from the highest level of abstraction you can imagine down to the bottom. No amount of (big) data or GPU farms will ever rid us of shoveling entropy out. Yet people keep promising this entropy sink that will magically give us all value no cost like magic.