As a burnt out developer hunting fol a new job, I should probably not have read it, but it is is actually a very good article. It is bleak, but honest.
this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2026
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I also belive that people , younger generations and a lot of older ones don't want to read anymore or practice. Its not just people using a.i. its also a social change.
A lot of excellent points here. Sadly, it all sounds a bit too familiar, especially:
I don’t enjoy my field any more because the field is gone. Assuming that there’s still something there is a mistake. That feeling you have isn’t a frustration with changes to your chosen field. It’s nostalgia for a field that disappeared overnight.
Have you tried asking Claude or ChatGPT? /joke /fuck-ai