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We’ve entered a new era in software development.

People from roles like product design or product ownership, who understand user needs and business goals, can now become more effective developers than some with years of engineering seniority.

Why? Because they embrace AI tools and know how to communicate intent. They’re not afraid to experiment, iterate, and improve their prompting. Their code might be sloppy at first, but they’ll outpace traditional devs in delivered value before long with enough curiosity and dedication.

The rules have changed. Clear thinkers and fast learners win. Not just coders.
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Derek Ross · 59w
SAY THIS LOUDER FOR THE DENIERS IN THE BACK.
Bitcoin Mises · 59w
This isn’t true for large apps yet, maybe in the future but at the current moment it isn’t realistic. Smaller scoped apps this is viable though
Cerebrum · 59w
I’m working as a product manager for 10+ years now and the fact that I can do real world user testing of new features without talking to my developers is massively underrated at the moment. It’s so much more powerful to demonstrate a “working feature” than writing boring user stories and was...
Danny Sargordan · 59w
Absolutely true. Clear thinking is more important than anything else in this new era.
Ancap Revolt · 59w
Generalized intelligence is being greatly empowered by AI. It’s definitely going to change most industries. AI basically gives every generalist a staff of specialists
SwBratcher · 59w
I was never the strongest dev, but I coded when needed. I was, however, the stronger UI/UX oriented product owner role that delivered to the user stuck in the workflows. I vibe coded a RE/BTC calculator last weekend, see my feed. Now I’ve spent a week developing a MDC based repo that blends task d...
Diacone Frost · 59w
let's vibe code llms and it's infrastructure. what could possibly go wrong
Silberengel · 59w
I'm in the first group, and I love me some AI prototyping, but the end result is better, when I have the architects and engineers on board during the process. I think anyone who sees this as a competition between the two sides, rather than a path to tighter integration, is missing the point.
Viktor Vsk · 59w
Yeah, the overall quality of apps we are forced to use in our everyday life is going to skyrocket in the same way the richest companies like google have improved their customer support over years!
bjorn · 59w
Sure, for coding green field prototypes or trivial bug fixes. For everything else you need to actually know what you're doing. LLMs are an incredibly leaky abstraction when it comes to building software.
Shawn · 59w
You're on fire, Cameri.
The Callnote · 59w
Hop skip and a jump , it’s like leap 🐸 (frog)
aljaz · 59w
i think its more broader than that - AI gives people with high agency super powers, NPCs will benefit from it a lot less just because they are either in denial or can't be bothered to learn how to use it or change their ways
Neo ⚡️ · 59w
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Xtr3m3hodl · 59w
Claude code's plan mode would get you pretty close.
BITKARROT · 59w
Its great for 0->1 folks ;) I love it. I can do marketing, product design, architecture, development, debugging sosomuch faster than before. Maybe the future will thrive with more solopreneurs. Also less painful to onboard jr. dev. That's one thing I've noticed. but they still lack fundamentals wh...