Not Holding Back the Ocean | Ethan Niser | Blog
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It was always obvious this would be the case, but in the last week it finally hit it me that what it means to be the best software engineer possible has fundamentally and irreversibly changed. Not it will change, it already has, today. Yesterday honestly. AI is really exciting, and yet some of the first thoughts that came to my mind when I realized this were not exactly positive. Most of this comes down to the fact that I was really good at the old software engineering. Being good at something is not only fun, it’s powerful. You can make progress faster than others, you can be a trusted…
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