I don't understand how it's possible to acknowledge the need for this steering so casually, as though it's obvious and expected, while simultaneously holding that "coding is solved". It comes across that "solved" means something very different to different people.
It's, imo, a matter of language. "coding is solved" doesn't mean we never care about code ever again, and definitely doesn't mean we never care about the implications of code. But it does mean we never actually code, we always use a tool to automate it.
[–] zahlman 4 days ago
[–] oortoo 4 days ago
[–] wiseowise 4 days ago