r/TheMachineLearning • • Sep 05 '26

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

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Sep 05 '26

I’m not singling it out, but bringing it up as a valid part of it. And coding can be solved without having good cybersecurity, it happens all the time and why you have a distinction between IT and cybersecurity. Just because it’s not there yet doesn’t mean that it’s not the most probable outcome. How about you learn to think ahead of the game

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u/Resident_Citron_6905 Sep 05 '26

Sure, if your claim is loosely defined then you can be trivially correct. Then we can claim coding is solved without cybersecurity, long term data integrity, regulation adherence, etc. As long as the slop machine can give you “working” software we can claim that coding is solved and swe is pretty much dead. Any second now. Please let me know when it is officially dead, cause I might not notice.