2026-02-09 10:46 UTC
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@mnapoli@phpc.social 2026-02-09 10:48
@heiglandreas@phpc.social @pierstoval@mastodon.social @asgrim@phpc.social @DaveLiddament@phpc.social @m1ke@phpc.social I've been saying since the start of this discussion: code has always been political. Why wake up now that _we_ are the ones at risk? Where was the outrage when we built software for companies putting others out of business or people out of jobs? Why are you saying that to me? Do you read my responses or am I talking in the void?
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@beberlei@phpc.social 2026-02-09 13:42
@heiglandreas@phpc.social Its honorable that you think this way, but the train has left the station and there is no going back to the old ways. Even if AI bubble bursts, the tech exists now and local models can still be powerful enough to completly change coding forever. Its just a different way of programming that solves a lot of problems, mainly the scarcity of available human programmer brains. Think of woodworkers witching from hand tools to electrical tools. The profession stays the same.