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If you took "Learn to Code" as advice to learn to be an agile software engineer then you're actually very well positioned right now. Agreed that drilling on how to write a sort algorithm was a waste of time. But learning how to arrive at high quality software **systems** was exactly what you need right now.

I don't know how the next crop will learn those skills, but my suspicion is that by the time they need it, it won't be necessary.

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Phil · 10w
For me it was learn how to architect a system and data tables. Feel like I can do almost anything especially with AI’s help.
RedTailHawk · 10w
True story. Likewise the musicians and experienced songmakers of the pre-AI era are the best at using AI music production sites.
Jay · 10w
High quality software is built in detail. Most software is not high quality, and "learn to code" leads you down the common path to mediocre software. "Write code" is and always will be necessary for excellence in software. Everything else may be acceptable and run well enough, but it will never ...
τέχνη · 10w
Agile doesn’t teach you systems thinking though. It teaches you make-work process management. Agile is India slop
Gabrielle Frei · 10w
Learn to think about code > learn to code
Bill Cypher · 10w
Mastering the ability to think natively in formal logics is definitely more useful than learning to code any language. AI being able to spit out perfect syntax for you has only made that distinction more clear.