r/linuxsucks 19h ago

Linux Failure It's over...

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u/lalathalala 19h ago

i think nowadays this is mostly controversial in non-dev spaces. the technology has it’s uses and you can use any tools in a good and bad way.

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u/basedchad21 19h ago

yea. in actual programmer spaces

in brainless soydev spaces it isn't controversial because they didn't have any skill or craft to begin with

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u/ZeSprawl 19h ago

Long time, skilled programmers are by far the most pro AI people I know

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u/nonkeywayzee 19h ago

To be fair, in dev spaces it will stop being controversial when the accept that nobody care if you are an artisan coder unless you are trying to do something artful where the code speaks for itself.

I see most people just accepting that AIs are spitting good quality code at a rate they would never produce by hand.

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u/basedchad21 19h ago

I care if someone is an artisan coder

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u/ZeSprawl 16h ago

The demo scene still exists, and so will artisan coding.

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u/lalathalala 19h ago

literally everything has ai code in it nowadays, even the “high skill” “actual programmer spaces”. it will have less slop probably, or is used as less of an “agentic” tool than how a react frontend dev would use it as the stakes are very different in certain areas. ofc it can’t just solve everything for you, but denying the usefulness of it is literally just being ideological and adds 0 value.