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Re:A.I. is creating engineers who can't think without it on Sunday April 26, 2026 @08:19PM (#47916316)
Unis imo are irrelvant in the context of software production. Id take someone who didnt finish or dropped out provided they can answer the question below.

The only thing worth asking people is: what have you produced? Within this one question is so much detail that any other artifact is moot.

Re:A.I. is creating engineers who can't think without it on Sunday April 26, 2026 @08:06PM (#47916223)
Your prediction is... missing so much detail of how that prediction actually happens that it is pointless. This is my big dislike re. the discussion of LLMs and the effect of AI more broadly. Unless you bother to make an effort in going deeper why post it? Theres no value. The same stuff has been posted for months and even years at this point.
Re:A.I. is creating engineers who can't think without it on Sunday April 26, 2026 @08:02PM (#47916195)
I mean the workplace dynamics are such that nobody really cares unless they find themselves in a position of committing something that could get them fired. Most companies dont treat their workers all that well.

Why would you as a worker bother doing everything pristine? Theres no reward for you. The management of the company will fire you the day they see fit anyway. Not to mention companies tend to give higher salary raises to those who leave and later return - a true slap in the face of 'loyalty'.

Re:A.I. is creating engineers who can't think without it on Sunday April 26, 2026 @07:59PM (#47916177)
For all intents and purposes yeh. Its really about the variance in actual outcomes vs the expected. The variance is not much is it? With LLMs that absolutely isnt the case.