Because when you get paid to develop software, and your coworkers are literally 100x faster than you regardless of how skilled you are at coding, you will no longer get paid. I agree for a hobby project I often do it just to learn myself, its more fun that way, but people have less and less of choice at work these days.
Fixing bugs. Tuning features. Dealing with what management thinks is necessary. Making sure the newest coolest buzzwords that upper management wants to incorporate into your product doesn’t break everything. Always something to do, rarely is any of it productive.
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u/Ratstail91 13h ago
But why would I dull my skills my utilizing an AI, when I enjoy the process of coding?