Trump is a Florida resident, and Florida law says that a person convicted in another state can vote in Florida if they are allowed to vote in that other state.
I definitely don’t see the use of AI as being a benefit for developers’ careers, seeing as the quality of the code they produce is quite low. I feel like AI powered devs will basically be a dime a dozen, and they generally will be hired to do slop work, if they get hired at all. It’s pretty easy to tell an AI to write some code.
Devs who can code without AI I think will be the desirable ones, since they will produce high quality code.
That’s kind of how it’s always been, with AI devs taking the role of junior engineers and interns.
Are you worried this will affect your progress as a developer? Like, the way I’m thinking about it is like an artist paying someone to do sketches for them. They’ll get the art done faster and with potentially better results, but they won’t improve at drawing sketches.
I get that most people are fine to pay $20 to scaffold a project for them, but it does make me wonder if they’ll pay once those costs aren’t subsidized anymore. Like, if it cost $200 for the same scaffolding, would the same dev pay for it? If not, I feel like they might regret neglecting their own practice at it.
To be clear, the straight was open. Why was it that they closed it down?