It’s unseemly to grieve too much over it, for two reasons. First, the whole point of being a good software engineer in the 2010s was that code provided enough leverage to automate away other jobs. That’s why programming was (and still is) such a lucrative profession. The fact that we’re automating away our own industry is probably some kind of cosmic justice. But I think any working software engineer today is worrying about this question: what will be left for me to do, once AI agents have fully diffused into the industry?
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，这一点在safew中也有详细论述
I spent more time on architecture, asking LLMs to create flowcharts and iterating on them before my agent spent 30 minutes shipping the plan.
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