Wired for power: The geopolitics of subsea cables in the South China Sea
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Wired for power: The geopolitics of subsea cables in the South China Sea
By Carla Teng-Westergaard for the Asian Media Centre Laced across the seabed are undersea fibre-optic cables – the…
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When it comes to vibe coding, this is pretty accurate.
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Exactly, and read also https://poa.st/@CSB/posts/B3R03fwhY3Gj10Vm4W , that’s underlying that AI creates also new things previously impossible to create by humans alone
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@csb it’s sad to think programming opportunities could be drying up, when just 10 years ago it was the most in demand job in the world, but oh well. Automation driven disruptions are coming for almost everyone. Self-driving cabs and deliveries will put many out of work. Amazon warehouses are increasingly automated. Even creative industries that AI won’t replace, like podcaster or comedian, will be affected if their audience can’t afford to support them. Interesting decade ahead.
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@csb I’m of the belief that programming jobs won’t go extinct, but it will keep being increasingly difficult to get hired. Instead of a senior engineer spending most of their time training and reviewing juniors, one senior can orchestrate and review agents and get the same level of output.
Understanding of architecture and good coding principles will still be essential to building scalable, enterprise level products, but the “grunt work” of physically writing code syntax is going away.
