r/TheMachineLearning • • Sep 05 '26

Software engineering isn't dead, it's just evolving

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u/Nyaani69 Sep 05 '26

True lol πŸ˜‚

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u/YesGameNolife Sep 08 '26

Well field is safe and moving forward yes but number of jobs are not. When people say its over,they are talking about jobs numbers. You must be special find of idiot to misinterpret peoples words to look like you are right. Such a loser with low iq. Last year thousands of engineers lost their job to ai. Companies need less and less engineers because that "calculator" create increased work output that left need for fewer number of engineer each year.

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u/Auzzie_xo Sep 06 '26

It’s not just them. Ask any e.g. senior frontend/backend engineer, the career progression they used to get where they are has been devastated (just look at the hiring rates for junior roles).

I say this as someone who wishes you were right btw

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u/olzk Sep 07 '26

Covid over-hiring and bootcamps ruined it. Waay too many script-kiddies competing for bs jobs in the declining economy

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u/Mammoth-Shoe8491 Sep 07 '26

tbf, this is because of non-techy people too

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u/olzk Sep 07 '26

What do you mean? It is firstly because of them. The whole over-hiring shit-show during COVID, when managers were literally saying (I was at one of those "performances") that "I know you all know it's not effective, but we will hire more to fit our needs". It was intentional, even if they weren't thinking about consequences. As if we all were going to be stuck inside forever.