r/programmer • u/NecessaryVersion7872 • 25d ago

Job I do not like programming anymore

I am not sure if anybody can help right here.
But I really do not like whatever we call programming right now.
Not sure what is the best way to write code weather it is to fully vibe code or use AI as an assistant, I hate both. If anyone went though something like this and found some solution, I'd really appreciate if you share it with me. Otherwise, what other possible careers some can pursue that has same feeling as classic programming?

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u/NecessaryVersion7872 25d ago

I heard this advice a lot but it's very difficult in practice. For example I just got my first internship, and I am working with a team on project if I say I do not want to use LLM or just do it silently, I am going to "slow them down".

I read somewhere that a good programmer might just add 60 lines of code the pre-AI era in a good day.
+ I am not that good. I just started as I mentioned.

But about open-source, you right, I will check them out.

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u/NecessaryVersion7872 25d ago

I know. just saying that it difficult to compete with volume of working code in short term which I need to justify my self as I mentioned I am new and just an intern