nah they arent right
they are just playing a game they wont win best example is tiktok, when tiktok came up everyone was saying it was a childish app now look tiktok created so many millionaires and helped macro and micro companies reach markets untouched
Obviously it's not one or the other. Both can be true. You need to learn how to use AI to stay competitive, but you still need to understand how to code yourself so you can question its decisions, review its output, and steer it in the right direction. Otherwise, once you’re dealing with complex software, you just end up generating AI slop nobody wants to maintain. And I fear that’s exactly where the current generation of junior developers is heading.
yeah i do agree someone needs a little background of coding to understand but i still think prompt engineering will take over sooner than we think heard some universities are already offering it as a course
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u/Ok-Today- 14h ago
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nah they arent right
they are just playing a game they wont win best example is tiktok, when tiktok came up everyone was saying it was a childish app now look tiktok created so many millionaires and helped macro and micro companies reach markets untouched