1 pointby pkos9843 minutes ago2 comments

tonytamps20 minutes ago
As I've more reliably produced reasonable quality code with automation I've found my joy coming from coding solutions to my own day-to-day problems and less to do with solving the problems I'm employed to solve.
It's not a bad thing IMO, the work is still getting done to a high standard but I have to look elsewhere for the satisfaction that used to come from doing my job well.
- pkos98a minute ago
  I think I feel the same in the sense that AI now allows me to choose more carefully what I'm actually working on and offload boring other tasks to the AI. Of course, it only works as long as the deadline allows it.
  > As I've more reliably produced reasonable quality code with automation I've found my joy coming from coding solutions to my own day-to-day problems and less to do with solving the problems I'm employed to solve.
  Not the best job security.
ben_w30 minutes ago
I'm enjoying myself, but then again I'm not currently employed, so not in your target audience.
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