Re:Programmer interrupted: The cost of interruption and cont...
by commandlinefan on Wednesday April 05, 2023 @05:24PM
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> Does such a robot exists
No, but if it ever does, they're going to replace all programmers with it, regardless of their "soft skills".
Do you actually hire programmers (people just transforming detailed spec into code) at 200K/y? Or do you hire Engineers for 200K + Stock to transform uncertain requirements and constraints into a working solution? If the former, you are overpaying a lot.
> Are humans still necessary when robots are able to understand humans and become fluent ESLs?
Does such a robot exists?