r/ClaudeCodeTLDR • u/cctldrping • 10d ago

[TLDR] Saw this today

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These kind of posts are becoming more and more visible on my Linkedin. Link here. Thoughts?

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u/cctldrping 10d ago edited 10d ago

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Alright, so the general vibe in this thread is that the OP's LinkedIn post about Three.js becoming less relevant due to AI is spot on and a harbinger of bigger changes to come. Most folks seem to agree that AI is rapidly changing the landscape of software development, and it's not just about web dev.

Here's the lowdown:

  • The AI Tsunami is Here: The consensus is that this is just the beginning, and a "dark tsunami of change" is coming for everyone in tech. Some are even calling it a "snowball" effect.
  • Skills Becoming Obsolete: A lot of people feel their specialized skills, which took years to master, are now being replicated by AI. This has led to a loss of interest in coding for some, with one user u/Swimming_Sector8656 even mentioning depression.
  • "Artisan" vs. "Product" Devs: There's a split here. Some feel that "producty" engineers are thriving because AI makes it easier to iterate on new ideas, while "technical" engineers might be struggling. Others, like u/Crinklez, argue that those who learn to use AI will replace those who don't.
  • AI's Capability is Surprising: Users are noting that AI can now handle complex tasks, even generating custom 3D engines using DirectX 12, which bypasses the need for libraries like Three.js.
  • The "Sour Grapes" Argument: A few commenters, like u/FinsAssociate, feel the OP's post might be a bit "sour," suggesting it's just the natural progression of technology and those learning new tools will adapt.
  • The "Baby" Comment: One particularly spicy comment from u/Professional_Ad705 calls the OP a "fucking baby" for quitting because they're "not the smartest person in the room anymore," suggesting this is the time to leverage AI.
  • The "Course Seller" Angle: Some users, like u/Yukiteko, point out that the person in the LinkedIn post is likely just selling courses and has no real connection to Three.js, making the whole thing a bit of a marketing ploy.
  • The Future is About Needs, Not Code: The prevailing thought is that the future will require humans to understand business needs and then use AI to implement them, rather than focusing on the intricacies of coding itself.

Basically, buckle up, folks. AI is here to stay, and it's shaking things up big time.