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...What is the future of coding, do you think? I think Entopec is, certainly leading in coding in many many ways and and in many areas outside of coding as well, like knowledge work and things like that. One thing, I mean, this is all public, which is i
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...question. The future of code and the past of code have all had this progressive, it gets easier and easier to code. When my dad started coding, it involved punching little holes in cardboard cards and putting those in a computer, and those holes repr
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“Coding will become as rare as fine art in the AI future”
...the future. A designer, a PM, everybody is a forward deployed engineer or an AI assistant engineer or an LLM engineer or a VibeConner.
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...the foreseeable future, how much do you think a coding background matters? I think
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...that's gonna be potentially the future of coding and and building.
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...AI coding is the future. Right. It is very common the programmers to say, you know, if you're any good of a programmer, you're not going to be using it. That's just that's just not true. Now I consider myself reasonably good programmer, and I my prod
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...look in the future. So I guess the question just, how do you think coding specifically will look in the next few years? How different will it be from today? I think when when we think about what is an engineer actually doing, it probably falls into t
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...What is the future of coding, do you think? I think anthropic is, certainly leading in coding in coding in many, many ways and and in many areas outside of coding as well, like knowledge work and things like that. One thing, and this is all public, w
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...future, how how much do you think a coding background matters? I think having problem solving, critical reasoning matters a ton still, because coding is just a a way to express formal logic. And that a lot of that is grounded in, like, problem solvin
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...future. No one's gonna be able to predict the future. If you like programming, you should learn programming. Now is that gonna be a career forever? I don't know. But what's gonna be a career forever? Who knows? Like, a second ago, we thought that it
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...I I'm used to coding in the IDE. And the the kind of higher level answer here is that and, you know, was alluding to this before. Like, the last twenty years, the IDE was built for this world where developers are writing every single line of code. An
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...not coding at all. And I think Vibe Coding might scare some people away because the word coding is still in it. We want to get to a point where you don't have to code at all. You should be in a creative space. Right? A lot of coding is minutiae. A lo
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...the future. You recently said you don't think, people should learn how to code. And so I'm all for the democratization of this for people who are not coders now to be able to use Replit to do amazing things. Yet at least right now, I feel like the pe
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...coding could actually be a skill that if you train it and by vibe coding, let's include the the the step of correction, the iterative correction. It's possible if you get really good at that, that you're outperforming the people that write from scrat
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...is the future of programming, like, five, ten, twenty years from now, this whole process? Now vibe coding is kind of a fun meme thing, because you still have to be, the people that don't know how to program it or just vibe coding are almost entirely
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...coding assistance in a way that's useful and, you know, check whether the code they produce is good. So I think there's plenty of, headroom there for the foreseeable, you know, next few years. So I think there's there's several interesting things the
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