Yes!
Spend any amount of time, reading the implementation of powerfull algorithms (A* search, Bubble sort), and you will realize that the power is in the idea, not the feeble attempt at coding it in PHP, Go, JS or what ever.
Re:The Industrialization of IT
by bryanrasmussen on Tuesday April 15, 2025 @03:30AM
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The 10 average devs can produce hundreds of thousands of lines of buggy, poor performance code that implement thousands of features poorly in the same amount of time the senior developers could implement tens of thousands of lines of great code that implement hundreds of features perfectly.
But what if the three senior devs could produce thousands of lines of great code that implement thousands of features perfectly. I don't think this is the case but I believe this is what the OP means.
the interest is of course because what "the business" wants is thousands of features, perfectly or imperfectly is a secondary consideration.
on edit: changed senior devs hundreds of thousands to thousands because one benefit is that much of the code the average make is not really needed.
Typing shouldn't be what's taking up most of your time if you are a great dev writing great code.
Re:The Industrialization of IT
by bryanrasmussen on Tuesday April 15, 2025 @05:19AM
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which kind of typing are we talking about here? if it's the kind that my hands do on a keyboard that is obviously not what is meant by writing code.
This has always been true. LLMs didn't change that.