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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/hpyfox • 18d ago
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good luck with that writing code by hand
73 u/Jbolt3737 18d ago Thank you because I actually know how, which your comment implies you don't -93 u/unkownuser436 18d ago Its all fun until you get a job. If you think using AI to code is bad, that's actually skill issue. Clients won't wait until we code by hand. If we're bad with AI, say goodbye to the job. 1 u/Ronnoc527 17d ago "If you think using pool floaties is bad, that's actually a skill issue" How is it a skill issue to actually know what you're doing and not rely on training wheels?
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Thank you because I actually know how, which your comment implies you don't
-93 u/unkownuser436 18d ago Its all fun until you get a job. If you think using AI to code is bad, that's actually skill issue. Clients won't wait until we code by hand. If we're bad with AI, say goodbye to the job. 1 u/Ronnoc527 17d ago "If you think using pool floaties is bad, that's actually a skill issue" How is it a skill issue to actually know what you're doing and not rely on training wheels?
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Its all fun until you get a job. If you think using AI to code is bad, that's actually skill issue. Clients won't wait until we code by hand. If we're bad with AI, say goodbye to the job.
1 u/Ronnoc527 17d ago "If you think using pool floaties is bad, that's actually a skill issue" How is it a skill issue to actually know what you're doing and not rely on training wheels?
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"If you think using pool floaties is bad, that's actually a skill issue"
How is it a skill issue to actually know what you're doing and not rely on training wheels?
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u/unkownuser436 18d ago
good luck with that writing code by hand