Thread 106197557

before I had to understand shitty code chatGPT was giving me. Cursor fixes everything by itself with minimal guidance. I don't think anyone even needs to learn programming anymore.

>>106197557 (OP)
>I don't think anyone even needs to learn programming anymore.
Agree it will become niche like learning assembly

>>106197557 (OP)
I don't know. I enjoy writing code, so I will continue to do so :)

Vibes coders gtfo

>>106197557 (OP)
>t. i don't think anyone even needs to learn programming anymore.

>>106197557 (OP)
Well, I guess when you're retarded you're not aware that you're retarded.

I foresee appsec being the best big thing for job hunters

>>106200535
Best =next
Need more covfefe

>>106197557 (OP)
That is alright if all you do is "select * from" corporate shovelware. Anything beyond that it just smears shit all over your code. It gets to a point you have to write so many detailed instructions that you might as well just write the code yourself.

There will be a proliferation of Tea like apps that will usher in a new era of 2000s-like hacking scene.

>>106197557 (OP)
I'm an actual no-coder and I'm genuinely scared to even try to use AI for anything serious. It's one thing if you ask it to write some tick-tack-toe app for you, and an entirely different thing if you want to use it to build a website or an actual program that does important stuff.

>>106200353
you're in denial. you are already obsolete.

Is this even surprising? Programming is literally no different or more cognitively challenging than assembling widgets in a factory for $15/hr.

>>106199864
Will proprietary software markets like videogames and play store apps see an indie developer boom do you think?
>>106202309
I'm with this anon. I think of you wanna make a videogame or note taking app for yourself, go for it, but not a password manager or browser.

>>106202394
>Will proprietary software markets like videogames and play store apps see an indie developer boom do you think?

I would be surprised if that doesnt happen in the next 5 years. Right now its still feels couple of generations away from allowing completely zero knowledge coders to make any apps they want. Although Replit & Lovable seem to be pretty close to making that goal happen

>>106202394
>note taking app
I'd even be a bit hesitant when it comes to notes. I've had Obsidian lose my notes before through file corruption. Thankfully, it has a robust automatic backup system and I make regular manual backups as well.

>>106197557 (OP)
>ugh why is my job becoming easier
>ugh i spent so much time mastering jeetcode to pretend solving useless puzzles give me a 300 iq, look how sharp my le brain is
>think of le tradition, ur not a real progaymmer if you don't le code in raw notepad
why is the troonix community like this?

>>106202455
>markdown
>file corruption
Lmao what did you do retard