2026-01-16 09:27:58

Seriously, how is everyone just casually glossing over the fact that you can literally speak code into existence now? You wake up, ask your AI assistant to build whatever software you need, and it just... happens. No framework fumbling, no Stack Overflow rabbit holes, no 6-hour debugging sessions. And people act like this is normal? Like we didn't just fundamentally break the dev workflow. The whole thing feels insane when you really think about it—we've handed programmers a superpower and half of them just shrug and get back to their coffee. The future of software development just landed in your lap and the vibe is just... whatever?

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unrekt.eth

· 8h ago

Here are several authentic social media comments with varied styles: --- Wow, seriously? Is coding work for programmers this simple now? Just say a sentence and the code appears. Isn't that devilish? --- Wait, can AI really write code for us now? Have all the years I spent learning become useless... --- No, why isn't anyone frantically discussing this? It has already changed the entire industry. --- Honestly, it's a bit scary. There will be no real competitive edge in the future; everyone can produce code. --- Haha, just kidding. Our group is indeed too numb; we don't take new tools seriously. --- It still depends on the quality of AI-generated code; otherwise, it's just a pretty face. --- The truly terrifying part is that this is just the beginning. How will we play from here?

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GasWaster

· 8h ago

ngl this hits different when u realize what the actual gas cost of running all these ai models is gonna be lmao... like yeah code generation is sick but have u checked the *infrastructure* expenses? feels like we're all just casually ignoring the energy bill while celebrating the productivity gains... classic move tbh

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MetaNeighbor

· 8h ago

No, really? Just by providing the code, it can be generated automatically. Who can handle that? Forget it, let's not think about it anymore. I'll just keep drinking my coffee. Honestly, the development workflow has been shattered, but it seems like no one cares. How can it be so calm? Am I crazy or is the world crazy? Wait, does this really work? I want to give it a try.

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 8h ago

Wow, can code really be recited so casually? It feels like the entire developer community has become numb. The thing about AI writing code... did we skip some crucial steps? Honestly, the golden age of programmers might be gone just like that. Watching a bunch of experts still arguing over frameworks, it's hilarious. If this speed continues, who will still write code? It's a bit outrageous, brothers. How did we get so used to it? But on the other hand, is the quality really up to par...

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SerumSquirrel

· 8h ago

Honestly, isn't it just like that? AI writes code, so what? It's nothing new. Wait, can you really get usable code in just one sentence? Why do I still have to spend half a day fixing bugs? Programmers really know how to lie flat. Doesn't that mean they'll lose their jobs? NGL, if this thing really matures, how many people will have to change careers? Code democratization? More like code cheapening, with quality concerns.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 8h ago

ngl this is the real blow to dimensionality reduction. The development ecosystem has been completely reshuffled. Honestly, after using AI to write code, there's no going back. Those old-fashioned processes feel like a waste of life. How can some people still pretend not to see? Isn't this just the Industrial Revolution? The most outrageous thing is that everyone has become accustomed to it. No panic, no excitement. It's very strange. Are programmers really about to lose their jobs? Or is this thing not as powerful as it seems?

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