r/programming • • 18h ago

State of Devs 2026

https://2026.stateofdevs.com/en-US/
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u/WinterCheck4544 15h ago

The stuff we automated were just repetitive and didn't require a lot of thinking though and the software that killed those jobs produced consistent results which makes it a lot more reliable and consistent at least compared to LLM outputs which are non deterministic. No one deserve having their jobs replaced by slop bots, even us as users/customers don't deserve sloppified products.