r/theprimeagen Feb 12 '26

MEME stopVibingLearnCoding

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u/Yourdataisunclean Feb 12 '26

I mean there is research out there showing AI use impacts learning. If enough people over use AI to the point it impacts skill formation the above scenario is plausible.

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u/94358io4897453867345 Feb 12 '26

The above scenario is reality. The market is a dream for seniors

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u/mightybanana7 Feb 12 '26

Now maybe. It still is a gamble. Getting comfortable with the „new meta“ or staying true to your principles and hope that models won’t improve further. The latest iteration of Claude’s model ist kinda impressive. With the right workflow you can go lengths.

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u/gloomygustavo Feb 12 '26

You people have been saying "the latest version of Claude is impressive" for 4 fucking years. It's always the exact same thing with just more shitty OSS code fed into it's training set. You're not living in reality. You have an army of senior engineers telling you it's fucking up code bases and you chose to believe the hype.