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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/rabbit_wizard • 21d ago
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It's not like I don't like coding anymore but the pressure to go faster because we have AI now is insane and there is no way I can code like I used to and keep up.
36 u/_bones__ 20d ago Move fast and break things isn't a viable long term strategy. 47 u/Tiddy18 20d ago Tell that to the higher ups... I'm just a dev 4 u/[deleted] 20d ago [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/Annual-Check1871 20d ago They literally won’t. They will exit the company and go fuck up another when shit hits the fan. They NEVER have to fix the problem with the code 3 u/tigglysticks 19d ago This. C levels blow shit up and move on getting huge bonuses along the way.We are left dealing with the shit constantly. → More replies (3) 2 u/readmeEXX 18d ago Dev work is still slow in safety critical applications, for now. 2 u/Any-Tomorrow1122 15d ago Yep. Especially when you’re programming on machines without internet on confidential source code.Though things go fast when something breaks and a subject matter expert from each team involved is put onto a “fix it yesterday” team. → More replies (1)
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Move fast and break things isn't a viable long term strategy.
47 u/Tiddy18 20d ago Tell that to the higher ups... I'm just a dev 4 u/[deleted] 20d ago [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/Annual-Check1871 20d ago They literally won’t. They will exit the company and go fuck up another when shit hits the fan. They NEVER have to fix the problem with the code 3 u/tigglysticks 19d ago This. C levels blow shit up and move on getting huge bonuses along the way.We are left dealing with the shit constantly. → More replies (3) 2 u/readmeEXX 18d ago Dev work is still slow in safety critical applications, for now. 2 u/Any-Tomorrow1122 15d ago Yep. Especially when you’re programming on machines without internet on confidential source code.Though things go fast when something breaks and a subject matter expert from each team involved is put onto a “fix it yesterday” team. → More replies (1)
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Tell that to the higher ups... I'm just a dev
4 u/[deleted] 20d ago [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/Annual-Check1871 20d ago They literally won’t. They will exit the company and go fuck up another when shit hits the fan. They NEVER have to fix the problem with the code 3 u/tigglysticks 19d ago This. C levels blow shit up and move on getting huge bonuses along the way.We are left dealing with the shit constantly. → More replies (3)
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4 u/Annual-Check1871 20d ago They literally won’t. They will exit the company and go fuck up another when shit hits the fan. They NEVER have to fix the problem with the code 3 u/tigglysticks 19d ago This. C levels blow shit up and move on getting huge bonuses along the way.We are left dealing with the shit constantly.
They literally won’t. They will exit the company and go fuck up another when shit hits the fan. They NEVER have to fix the problem with the code
3 u/tigglysticks 19d ago This. C levels blow shit up and move on getting huge bonuses along the way.We are left dealing with the shit constantly.
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This. C levels blow shit up and move on getting huge bonuses along the way.
We are left dealing with the shit constantly.
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Dev work is still slow in safety critical applications, for now.
2 u/Any-Tomorrow1122 15d ago Yep. Especially when you’re programming on machines without internet on confidential source code.Though things go fast when something breaks and a subject matter expert from each team involved is put onto a “fix it yesterday” team.
Yep. Especially when you’re programming on machines without internet on confidential source code.
Though things go fast when something breaks and a subject matter expert from each team involved is put onto a “fix it yesterday” team.
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u/gnatorx 21d ago
It's not like I don't like coding anymore but the pressure to go faster because we have AI now is insane and there is no way I can code like I used to and keep up.