I know this has been talked about to death already, but I figured I'd throw my thoughts onto the internet anyway. You know, while it's still here. At least once everything inevitably disappears, I'll have proof that I was there.
I'd genuinely love to hear what others think. It's a pretty fascinating time to be a developer. I'm not entirely sure where we're going next, and honestly, it's a little scary, but also incredibly exciting at the same time.
You get what 1000 average redditors and stack overflowers would do to your codebase. Not your taste, theirs. Like all the images generated look like the same crap. No messaging from human to human any more.
I mean. For what? For whom?
Do you have to go into that extreme? Could you go back to use it as just one of your tools?
I know this has been talked about to death already, but I figured I'd throw my thoughts onto the internet anyway. You know, while it's still here. At least once everything inevitably disappears, I'll have proof that I was there.
I'd genuinely love to hear what others think. It's a pretty fascinating time to be a developer. I'm not entirely sure where we're going next, and honestly, it's a little scary, but also incredibly exciting at the same time.
You get what 1000 average redditors and stack overflowers would do to your codebase. Not your taste, theirs. Like all the images generated look like the same crap. No messaging from human to human any more.
I mean. For what? For whom?
Do you have to go into that extreme? Could you go back to use it as just one of your tools?