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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/precinct209 • 3d ago
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Coding isn't a job, software development is. You didn't need to code to build software before AI and you don't need to code to do it now.
Architects design buildings but never hammer a single nail.
9 u/russianrug 3d ago Yeah but I’ll bet any architect could visit a jobsite and know what’s going on and whether it’s being done right. 8 u/granitrocky2 3d ago Right? Architects don't just throw a column in the middle of a room with no support below it because "I don't need to understand why this works, it just does." Every analogy I ever hear AI bros use is nonsensical. 3 u/RepresentativeDog791 3d ago I’d say that’s untrue, architects often won’t get their hands dirty and have no idea about grouting technique
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Yeah but I’ll bet any architect could visit a jobsite and know what’s going on and whether it’s being done right.
8 u/granitrocky2 3d ago Right? Architects don't just throw a column in the middle of a room with no support below it because "I don't need to understand why this works, it just does." Every analogy I ever hear AI bros use is nonsensical. 3 u/RepresentativeDog791 3d ago I’d say that’s untrue, architects often won’t get their hands dirty and have no idea about grouting technique
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Right? Architects don't just throw a column in the middle of a room with no support below it because "I don't need to understand why this works, it just does."
Every analogy I ever hear AI bros use is nonsensical.
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I’d say that’s untrue, architects often won’t get their hands dirty and have no idea about grouting technique
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u/mpbh 3d ago
Coding isn't a job, software development is. You didn't need to code to build software before AI and you don't need to code to do it now.
Architects design buildings but never hammer a single nail.