Yes. But companies need at least one senior developer to keep things together. Also to blame him for the inevitable hack or breakdown

I don't understand how feeding a proprietary code to tool that lives outside the company's infrastructure is not considered security incident and leak. Are people this retarded to not see the problem?

>>108414571
if you don't you get outcompeted

>>108414448
>Will I be eventually fired
>eventually
You were fired yesterday when your coworker found out about Claude. Management just hasn't pulled the trigger yet. They are chomping at the bit to do it though.

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Don't worry anon. You'll get fired but they'll rehire you in a few months.

>>108414448
until it bloats the code to the point that nobody understands it and it also can't do anything to it

>>108414780
He didn't say "no please, do not implement the plan".
Working as intended.

>>108414571
a ton of people run their repos and build pipelines in github or azure devops or something similar
basically nobody cares unless it some hyper important code that is developed on a air gapped network

>>108414571
I'm sure Anthropic are dying to to read some company's java CRUD slop for their internal inventory management system with a userbase of 27

>>108414448
Claude forgets to add the form submit button name/value to the form data. I think you'll be fine anon.

>>108414448
Double frog :-'O

>>108414448
Unironically what branch of tech is most future proof against ai? Networking, sysadmin, cloud architect, IT? It's obiously not software development.

>>108419605
Literally none. You might be hired to lay ethernet cables and plug them in for 10k/year. AI will handle the rest faster and cheaper.

>>108416461
Yes You are next... hope you have things ready packet in box.

>>108414448
buy an ad amodei