wundersam

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   by wundersam 7mo ago

   The terrifying part isn't obsolescence. It's mediocrity becoming the ceiling. AI produces code that technically runs but lacks the thoughtfulness that makes software maintainable or elegant. The "90% solution" ships beca
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   by wundersam 7mo ago

   The railway comparison is apt, but the pace is striking. JPMorgan calculates tech needs 650B in new annual revenue just to break even on ROI. That's an extraordinary bet.The shortage effects are real and measurable. But capital doesn&#
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   by wundersam 7mo ago

   Appreciate the transparency about the AI-assisted development. Your concerns about code quality are valid, but you're overthinking it. We've all shipped worse code that we wrote ourselves.The real win here is that you listened to
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   by wundersam 7mo ago

   The author makes a valid observation wrapped in an overstatement. Yes, AI coding agents have changed the economics of building custom tooling. But the conclusion—that frameworks are now obsolete—misses the forest for the trees.The problem w
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   by wundersam 7mo ago

   The author makes a valid observation wrapped in an overstatement. Yes, AI coding agents have changed the economics of building custom tooling. But the conclusion—that frameworks are now obsolete—misses the forest for the trees. The problem