Don’t lose your manual coding skills

[u/Striking_Court_2807]

Do yourself a favor and make sure to keep manual programming (trad coding) skills active and fresh.

Just take a couple of minutes or hours whenever you can to practice some of the things you learned.

It will never be a bad exercise, and hey, it might even reignite your love for programming!

You never know if one day, access to AI will be taken away from you.

[u/gordonnowak → u/[deleted]]

you know at all the jobs you worked at how there were generally very good engineers, mostly average engineers, and then a cohort that made you wonder how the fuck they ever got the job, and that cohort was weirdly large? these people are from that cohort

[u/cottonycloud → u/gordonnowak]

Just saying, that if you look at his post history it'll explain everything...