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![]() The future of software development is undergoing a fundamental shift. Mark Zuckerberg has made a bold statement: in 2025, Meta will extensively utilize artificial intelligence (AI) for coding, significantly reducing the role of human programmers.
This announcement aligns with a growing trend in Silicon Valley, where major technology companies are increasingly considering replacing human developers with AI-driven solutions. If AI can now function as a “mid-level engineer”, as Zuckerberg claims, are we approaching an era where coding becomes an algorithmic task rather than a human skill? 2025: A Turning Point for the Tech Industry The transition toward AI-driven development is already underway, and 2025 could mark a significant milestone. This trend appears irreversible, shifting the discussion from if AI will reshape the industry to how companies and developers will adapt to these changes. Are we witnessing the gradual disappearance of human programmers, or are we entering an era where software engineers work alongside AI, guiding its development and ensuring its reliability? The future of work is being rewritten—one line of code at a time. |
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Damn... what happened to "learn to code"
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We're actually creating a new problem though. Junior developers aren't going to learn the same way senior devs did and AI is going to lead to over-reliance on AI IMO. Right now, after a certain point the code base gets too complex for most models context windows and they start forgetting shit or hallucinating functions.
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I am using the free ChatGPT right now to code something for my uploads, and it seems to be better than a year ago, but not much, it still requires big prompt reminders or it hallucinates like you mentioned and does weird shit. Maybe the paid version is better than this free one now, because last year I was using paid version.
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Am I the only one where ChatGPT keeps putting emoji's in the code even after having asked it dozens of times to stop?
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"Make a script that takes this data and formats it like this, saves it in a folder names xxx and gives me a results.txt with how many were processed." Then "I have a script that uses x data and gives me output files that look like _________. Make a script that will process every file in that folder, use the data to populate a csv for Wordpress imports and pull all images from folder y. They are named the same as z line for each item in the output file." And on and on. People sleeping on this still with so many telling them to not is mind blowing to me. |
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You still have to know code to prompt code ??
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Yeah but you can ask the AI to explain the code to you... Best part is, you can ask it to explain it to you like you're a drunk retard, and it will go slow and even provide you examples in booze-speak.
Describe, in terms an alcoholic would understand, how Ruby stores a variable and retrieves it when it is called for a function. How does the code work? ChatGPT said: Alright, let’s break it down in terms of drinking. Storing a Variable in Ruby = Pouring a Drink Think of a variable in Ruby like a glass at the bar. When you assign a value to it, it's like pouring a drink into that glass. Example: ruby Copy Edit whiskey = "Jameson" Here, you have a glass called whiskey, and you just poured "Jameson" into it. Retrieving the Variable = Taking a Sip When you call the variable later, Ruby acts like a bartender remembering your order. It grabs the same glass and gives you what’s inside. Example: ruby Copy Edit puts whiskey This is like saying, "Hey bartender, what’s in my whiskey glass?" And the bartender (Ruby) replies: Jameson How Functions Use Variables = Mixing a Cocktail Now, let's say you want to mix a drink (use a function). You don’t want just straight Jameson—you want an Old Fashioned. Example function: ruby Copy Edit def make_old_fashioned(base_whiskey) "#{base_whiskey} + bitters + sugar + orange peel" end This function takes in a variable (a bottle of whiskey), adds ingredients, and returns a cocktail. Now, let’s call the function using our whiskey variable: ruby Copy Edit puts make_old_fashioned(whiskey) Ruby sees the whiskey variable, grabs "Jameson" from it, and the function makes: Jameson + bitters + sugar + orange peel This is like asking the bartender, “Make me an Old Fashioned with my Jameson.” How Ruby Actually Works Behind the Scenes Assigning a variable: Ruby creates a label (like a drink order) that points to a value in memory (the bottle on the shelf). Calling a variable: Ruby looks up that label and grabs the value from memory (pours your drink). Passing a variable to a function: Ruby hands the bartender the bottle and says, "Use this in the recipe." Returning a result: The function mixes the drink and hands it back. Key Takeaways (For an Alcoholic Mindset) Variables are like glasses at a bar—they hold something until you drink (use) them. Functions are like bartenders—they take your ingredients, mix them, and give you back something new. Ruby memory is the liquor shelf—it stores bottles (values) and retrieves them when needed. So next time you're coding in Ruby, just think of yourself as a drunk bartender managing drinks efficiently. 🍻
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Could that depend on how we define programmers?
Programmers have used many tools like Codeigniter, Cakephp, etc... Would it be the end of programmers or would it create new programmers who programmed using AI tools? Will you use AI to eliminate the programmer, or will you just become the programmer yourself using AI? ![]()
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All these years and you are still in the running for the dumbest mofo to ever post on GFY. Literally incapable of taking in new information.
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'write me a piece of code that fetches the html content from gfy.com and grabs all the image links and just print out the urls to those images" results: Fetching Image Links from Gfy.com Requirement Summary The task is to create a Python script that fetches the HTML content from the website gfy.com, extracts all image links, and prints out the URLs of those images. This can be accomplished using various libraries in Python, such as requests for fetching the content and BeautifulSoup for parsing the HTML. Using Requests and BeautifulSoup Code:
import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup def fetch_image_links(url): response = requests.get(url) soup = BeautifulSoup(response.content, 'html.parser') image_links = [] for img in soup.find_all('img'): img_url = img.get('src') if img_url: image_links.append(img_url) return image_links if __name__ == "__main__": url = 'https://gfy.com' images = fetch_image_links(url) for link in images: print(link)
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I'm using grok for front-end stuff now. I like it.
I don't see a world where I'd use it for backend work. Issues: --if the task is small, it'll always be faster to just do it myself vs engineer the right prompt --if the task isn't self-contained, its too difficult to engineer the right prompt. The AI doesn't know how my systems work and explaining it is not realistic. Will someday it be realistic to just give it access to my whole codebase and it can figure things out on its own? Maybe. Idk. --If the task is complicated, the AI will inevitably design its solution in a way that isn't how I would want it to be done. AI is absolutely revolutionary for non-coders who want to build an app or website. If you're good at coding you're inevitably going to be very particular about how you want things done, you're gonna struggle to engineer the right prompt to get things done the way you want them done, and you're gonna revert to doing things by hand. 20 years from now it wouldn't surprise me if there's a job market for programmers who learned to code pre-AI in the same way there's a job market for Cobol programmers today. over-reliance on AI will lead to a shortage of truly skilled programmers and companies will realize they want to have a few humans around who actually have deep understanding of the systems and technologies being utilized, vs just being skilled at prompt engineering. |
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My friend uses current iterations to write the code to allow new networking equipment with ancient equipment to either bypass the amount Cisco charges or to work with system they don't even have documentation for. This is simple code in comparison but it's also not something that is as easy to figure out as integrating websites. For example, Claude seems to know virtually the entire Shopify codebase and researches the apps to the point it can answer about those as well. |
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Surfing the AI is now more fun than surfing the web, for sure!
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I use Cursor AI, along with claude 3.7-sonnet and it's becoming more reliable than any human coder I've ever hired. I don't need to go down rabbit holes of generating good prompts, I just tell it what I want as I would any other human, and it generates great results the vast majority of the time. It does make mistakes here and there, but it's easy to resolve those.
The main issue I have atm relates to the AI sometimes wanting to put code into the wrong files, or create new files altogether, but it's easy to workaround it by specifying the file location it should be working in when that happens; so not a huge deal. That being said, while I think AI will some day completely replace the need for human coders, I think we're a long way away from that. I think skilled human coders are still necessary in order to verify the code being generated, debug, troubleshoot, correct errors, check/test efficiency etc. |
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For the most part, AI code is not .. production ready on any "large" project.
Context is a problem, but that will improve. Human intervention is still very much needed. That said, I have changed my development style to play nice with AI, 100% component based, event driven design when and where I can. This allows me to use AI with limited context windows and experience a lot less pain, while accomplishing much more. 60 lines of code, across a model, and controller is much easier for it to digest GPT is retarded since they added the icons, so Ive been using Claude and Deepseek ( prolly the best honestly when the fuckin server will load ) Coding has once again evolved.. its not dead. so far, god mode has been enabled - a single dev can replace a team for sure, so I see what Zuck was saying. On a large scale like Meta that sounds bad, but for an independent dev, its a HUGE advantage.
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Interesting takeaways. As in any industry, experts will always be wanted, and people will be willing to pay top dollar for their work. AI helps, but I would never rely only on AI if I needed a developer. If he wants to use it, fine, but if the idea is that people who know nothing about coding should do it all by themselves with the help of AI, I cannot see it as a realistic option.
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Yup, this might be where the problem and/or solution lies. We'll see what happens in the next few years.
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I'm still learning how to use AI to write scripts. I sometimes feel like AI knows what I'm trying to accomplish, but pretends it doesn't know unless I spell it out 'exactly', kind of like talking to that guy in high school who pretended not to know what you were talking about and forced you to be super specific, and forced you to eliminate his arguments beforehand until he had no choice but to give you an answer. It's like AI knows you want to profit somehow and doesn't want to help you.
That's just the feeling I get. I have gotten scripts from it but again, being new, I have little idea what people are doing with them. That's where I'm still blind and trying to "see". |
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Yeah for sure. I guess I meant that I feel a bit of attitude, or resistance, or game playing going on. It's not so much specificity (which is absolutely crucial with developing anything) as it is some kind of morality that the developers built into the AI, to make it act a certain way or resist certain asks.
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