📰 Dev.to · Cesar Aguirre

#1. Detach yourself from your code

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#4.—The work isn't over when you finish coding.

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80% of the time, coding is a performance. The other 20% is doing real coding.

It's not running out of token money :P

The Real Problem With AI Writing All Our Code

If AI writes 90% of our code, becoming a polyglot coder isn't valuable anymore.

Coding skills still matter. Without them, we wouldn't even notice when AI generates garbage.

Si aun no has leido Street-Smart Coding, te dejo uno de los reviews: "Está escrito desde la experiencia. Es decir, no te dice cómo hay que hacer las cosas, sino cómo aprendió personalmente cómo hay que hacer las cosas."

A career "plan" sounds like a blueprint with every career scenario figured out in advance. Instead, think of a career intention.