@tatterdemalion@programming.dev
2026-10-30 06:29 UTC
I think you’re thinking about this in a very negative way when you also have the option to see it as an opportunity. You said yourself that now you’re focused more on design and architecture, and most of your time is spent reviewing code. That sounds like a relatively good place to be, assuming you’re happy with the quality of the code. Now you can spend more time solving new, harder problems that you couldn’t before.
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@notabot@piefed.social 2026-10-30 18:47
That sounds like a relatively good place to be, It’s an absolutely miserable place to be if you take any pride in codeing. Spending time on design and architecture decisions is part of the skill, but the art is in elegantly solving the details. Spending your day reviewing code churned out by an LLM, is a soulless and tedious way to spend your life.