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this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2026
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Learning has just shifted, you no longer have to think of syntax and lower level things, but more the architecture of the code.
Many devs stop writing code and just become architects later in their career, their brains don't just wrot then because they "stop thinking"
I actually code way way more now than before AI, because it takes care of the shit I hate doing, and I can focus on the fun stuff