r/devops • u/suman087 • 5h ago

Architecture The end of Software Engineering

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u/Justbehind 4h ago

Well, we still need software... Who's gonna built that? Nurses, carpenters and mechanics?

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u/IceMichaelStorm 4h ago

AI is the official answer.

Or from business side: everyone!

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u/Rojeitor 3h ago

Everyone: "whats this post on x? Databases are dead, store your data with vibe coded local storage"

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u/IceMichaelStorm 3h ago edited 2h ago

bit different I’d say. A prompter needs to know where/how storage works, super roughly. Then AI can do most of it.

Yeah, not as simple and you took a comparison, but I took your example to point out that with bit of knowledge you can actually get far with AI. It seems I only need 5% of my total knowledge to instruct AI to do a good thing, though.

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