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But it's worse than AI being merely inadequate for software development. Developing that mental model requires learning about the system. We do that by exploring it. We have to interact with it. We manipulate and change the system, then observe how it responds. We do that by performing the easy, simple programing tasks. Delegating that learning work to machines is the tech equivalent of eating our seed corn. That holds true beyond the scope of any team, or project, or even company. Building those mental models is itself a skill that has to be learned. We do that by doing it, there's not another way. As people, and as a profession, we need the early career jobs so that we can learn how to do the later career ones. Giving those learning opportunities to computers instead of people is profoundly myopic.

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    Paul Cantrell (inthehands@hachyderm.io)'s status on Wednesday, 28-Feb-2024 12:23:51 JST Paul Cantrell Paul Cantrell
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    The hard part of programming is •thinking about what you’re doing•, because the computer that runs your code isn’t going to do that.

    And as Jennifer points out in the essay, we do that by thinking about code. Not just about our abstract mental models, not just about our natural language descriptions of the code, but about the code itself. Where human understanding meets machine interpretation, •that’s• where the real work is, •that’s• what makes software hard:

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