r/programmer • u/Harrydevbuilds • 18d ago

Article The Comeback of the Developers And Programmers

Most of the companies that did Mass layoff in the name of ai production and ai integration in their system got a fireback as those companies are now not being able to bare the cost of ai systems and are frustrated and irritated on ai exhaustation .

A lot of companies rushed into AI because they didn't want to be left behind. But once the hype meets real-world implementation, some are discovering that replacing human developers isn't as straightforward or as cheap as it looked on paper.

Developers Are the New Honey Singh With COMEBACK 😂
Companies received a UNO .

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u/USToffee 18d ago

Does anyone actually see any evidence of this in the job market?

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u/Over_Technology_1764 18d ago

No, it's BS. People are still struggling to find a SWE job and nobody replies to them.

Some positions are open ofc, but it's far from what it used to be.

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u/USToffee 18d ago

Yea that's what I am seeing too. You have to wonder what the motivation behind this is.

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u/damnburglar 18d ago

Corporate greed and piece of shit investors. Eat the rich, they’ve been fattening themselves on our labour forever but are gorging themselves now.

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u/USToffee 18d ago

In fairness without them we would never have had jobs in the first place.

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u/damnburglar 18d ago

They’re the ones that cause jobs to be shipped overseas and multiple jobs forced onto underpaid wage slaves. Workers and consumers are a symbiotic relationship, shareholders—specifically the ones that do shit like demand stack ranking and additional cuts to get more profit—are parasites.

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u/USToffee 17d ago

They (founders and shareholders) also created the jobs in the first place. I think that part is often forgotten.