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Your Coding Job is Safe, Dude...

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Marko explains why software engineering jobs remain secure despite the rise of AI coding tools like Claude and Codex.

Why hasn't replaced software developers yet? Where are the Linked automation prophets? Claude, and Codex are going brrr, but real engineers are quietly cleaning up mountains of slop... Checkout TestSprite: testsprite.com/?via=marko === ☕️ My Mac App (10k+ daily users): coffeebreak.software/one-menu ☕️ Discord: links.withmarko.com/discord === Business enquiries: business@withmarko.com

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What people say. Shared by developers to counter AI hype and highlight the reality of maintaining production codebases.

u/RedditMapzin r/ExperiencedDevs • Recommends

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No you are not behind and you are not crazy. Anyone working in any real production code knows that AI cannot replace humans despite the endless nonsense being spewed by the vibecoder evangelists. Every 6 months "You just have try the new model, because the last one was crap, but this own totally solves coding". Every. Single. Time. A candidate that would tell me they don't actually read their code would be automatic DQ. That would be a violation of our quality guidelines and could put our acridiation at risk should it come out in an audit. Unfortunately it is true that some teams are swimming in the kool-aid. Personally I think the reality is more something like this. Delusional people…

u/HK-65Engineering Managerin r/ExperiencedDevs • Recommends

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>Personally I think the reality is more something like this. Thank you for that video. I laughed a straight minute at this part: >Just moving your mouse around without clicking anything downloads like over a megabyte of data. I'm just imagining the server costs of the thing, with thousands of visitors just DDoSing the guy's server. >All the while, Gary is still accelerating.