> of programming jobs
They do that to and have always done so. It's barely remarkable because it is expected and part of the job. The problem is you can't benefit from that, as soon as you automate one part, you are given other tasks.
They do that to and have always done so. It's barely remarkable because it is expected and part of the job. The problem is you can't benefit from that, as soon as you automate one part, you are given other tasks.
I don't hand-create machine code. I don't write assembly.
I write in the highest-level language that still lets me fully specify everything I care about, and then all of the lower levels of code generation are completely automated. Programmers have always automated programming jobs as much as possible.