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every programmer must listen to this 👏🏼

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io🏄🏽‍♂️1 year ago

When we moved from spoken to written, language no one said stop writing or stop speaking. We do both now.

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Saad Altaf 🇵🇰1 year ago

this advice really boosted my confidence level

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Kartikey1 year ago

it does

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zee-man1 year ago

Software engineers never die; they just transform into something else.

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Kuaroo, PhD1 year ago

It’s not about “learning to code”. It’s about what you want to get from coding. You want apps, websites, algorithms, etc. it used to be WANT>>CODING>>RESULT. With A.I. it will do the coding part so that humans can just go from WANT>>RESULT.

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Яosdi1 year ago

Except the programming language will be English.

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Deepak1 year ago

Learn everything — so you know what is going on at the root of the system.

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Eddie1 year ago

Detrimental advice. Your job will be replaced. You will be in debt You will be fucked. AI is going to replace 90% of desk jobs.

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K1 year ago

In 10 years we will look back to this and it was the worst advice ever. Imagine doing any IQ related job as your safety net in the age of singularity

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Dante O. Cuales, Jr.1 year ago

So true! Those fundamentals always matter more than the flashy new frameworks. Clean code and solid understanding beats trendy tech stacks every time.

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DONATUS AJAEZU1 year ago

She’s comparing programming language innovation with full blown out Artificial Intelligence…just to give programmers hope…make no mistake software engineering is about to witness a huge change every programmer should just brace for impact

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Terry Adsitt1 year ago

Not the same at all!! When new Lego's come out, all the kids want them to build something from their imagination that couldn't have been done with the old-school blocks. If Lego put out an AI robot that could not only make new blocks, but also imagine things to build WAY better than the kids..... What kind would want to compare their tiny ideas to the one that the AI robot came up with??

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Loki1 year ago

she looks like jensen huang

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Nikhil Ranka1 year ago

But advice like this does not trend on social media. Thanks for sharing.

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Jude Yego1 year ago

Why does he sound like that great voice so ASMR

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Pvk1 year ago

@grok give your deep opinion on this. Without any bias, be blunt with facts and forecast the future of software engineering looks like in next 10 years.

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Kalnietis1 year ago

You will need to understand basics of programming imho and you will be fine

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Stag1 year ago

This will not age well.

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Alex1 year ago

100% I just brought on some college kids and they have no clue about the big picture but they do have a great attitude and energy which means they will do the work…it’s just a matter of guidance

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Engineer X1 year ago

AI will replace engineers just like calculators replaced mathematicians.

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Julian Boyce1 year ago

Vibe coders new to the game think coding boils down to releasing a single page app

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Amit1 year ago

Interesting take

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juicymeat1 year ago

I’m not a coder. But Ai lets me code now and it’s transformative. Everyone should try it.

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Kudos Notes1 year ago

If you’ve coded anything with AI you will realize it’s really good at simple tasks and process. Once you start thinking about architecture and complex designs it takes forever to vibe code that thing. Possible but frustrating

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Gonzalo Paradelo1 year ago

I was about to say that there has to be a point where this no longer applies but, is there? Can there be too much great software? Maybe not.

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pk1 year ago

Andrew is always been an OG.

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Mathews Twala1 year ago

The level of respect I have for this prof 🔥🔥🔥

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John1 year ago

I agree. As elevator attendant’s job became easier and easier due to automation and technology improvements, more people should’ve learned the elevator attendant job.

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vio1ator1 year ago

AI pick and shovel seller nodding her head all along

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Neo 💫1 year ago

They haven't seen minimax 🤣

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Chinemerem David F. Okonkwo1 year ago

@StreamviDL can I have this video to download?

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Vikas Tiwari1 year ago

So true. Its tempting to chase the shiny new framework of the week, but solid fundamentals are what actually build a long career and are transferable across any tool. If you had to tell a developer to focus on just one fundamental concept, what would it be?

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Remon1 year ago

When the barrier of entry gets easier then the value of the skill lowers and it becomes a commodity.

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Brian Rowe1 year ago

More people will do it, like BA’s who don’t need to request a change, they just make the change. More people means less money to do it, and if AI does so much of it. Is it worth 100k in debt for the degree? It’s not as simple as will code go away it’s is it worth going into life debt for something everyone will be able to do. In 4 years the Ai will be 1000x better than it is now at coding in complex environments. Some people want to do things everyone can’t do.

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Peter1 year ago

Absolutely 💯

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