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There’s something very sad about watching the skill you spent 20 years honing become a commodity because of AI.
Makes you question your purpose in this world.
@striver_79 I agree that fewer engineers may be needed for the same output. But there’s a real chance businesses take on more work as costs drop, eventually creating demand for more engineers.
There may be layoffs for a while, not as an endpoint, but until the excess is shed.
Coding was always the easiest part of the job, and AI has taken over much of it now.
The tough part still stays with the human mind:
- Designing the system end-to-end (tradeoffs, constraints, scale)
- Breaking vague requirements into clear specs
- Choosing the right abstractions, data models, and boundaries
- Thinking through edge cases before users find them
- Making it reliable: failures, retries, idempotency, fallbacks
- Security + privacy by default
- Observability: logs, metrics, tracing, alerts, SLOs
- Performance + cost: what matters at P95/P99, what’s waste
- End: “it works” isn’t the finish line
Engineers build systems. You may have an argument, if you write a detailed prompt covering all of it, AI will be able to do it. As I said, coding is the easier part of the job once you know what you up-to.
Half of vibe coding is prompting and half of prompting is knowing what you want to build and half of knowing what you want to build is knowing how to build it
@ola_supports I have made digital payment only (see the original tweet’s reply), do not share any kind of fake information.
Cutting slack for your drivers just because they're essential to your business, even when they're wrong, isn't acceptable anymore.
@aksingh_2000@RustyRishii UI/UX matter, but the issue is only w some older gen devices, and it can be low on their priority list. I doubt you, if that made you conclude that WhatsApp doesn't have good engineers.