There is no shortage of articles on the HN front page, stating that being "just a code monkey" is likely going to have much less employment options soon-ish.
A likely correct but also at this point rather stale observation.
Don't disagree, was trying to get at moreso the transition to more empirically inclined development. Ie - way more emphasis on how code behaves rather than the code itself
> There is no shortage of articles on the HN front page, stating that being "just a code monkey" is likely going to have much less employment options soon-ish.
The people making that observation are somehow blind to the fact that what they are doing now is ever more likely to be taken over by AI too.