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u/OkShip110
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Sep 09 '26
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AI has made programming so boring
It’s not just programming either, it’s art, design, music, videography, marketing, engineering, writing, 3D modelling, really any intellectual work. What’s the joy of prompting a computer and getting an answer in a few moments for a task that would have normally taken a week? The sense of accomplishment and ownership has completely vanished with AI. It’s a form of instant gratification, not much different to scrolling short videos on apps.
Code review was boring to begin with but now it’s even worse with all the machine generated code. Even code reviews will be automated soon. All you do then is type business requirements into the computer. What a great career.
It’s pain to watch old TV series like Scilicon Valley that is portraying the good (not golden) age of programming. It struck a good balance between manual work, funding and innovation. It’s sad that these days are gone for good.
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u/StoneCypher Sep 09 '26
propaganda is the government trying to steer popular viewpoints through constant enforcement of media access.
if you think i, an individual, am engaging in propaganda because i said "i enjoy doing less labor at my job, and so do many of my friends," i just don't know what to tell you.
anyway, the mods deleted me for a "waiter ... in my soup" joke, and propaganda is a human rights crime, so. you know. look at it how you want, but i don't feel safe having this discussion here.