This is still a nonsense argument.
Do more of.. what? Much of what happens in software is not akin to a factory producing goods.
You need projects - projects don’t fall out the sky and value creating ones are hard to come by!
Do more of.. what? Much of what happens in software is not akin to a factory producing goods.
You need projects - projects don’t fall out the sky and value creating ones are hard to come by!
Also consider that there's a lot going on in the world that doesn't involve software creation. My partner works at a well-known law school, and a small but significant part of her work could be handled by AI. I'm looking into taking the department-specific info and RAGging it into an LLM so that students and instructors can find what they need in a chat interface, rather than using her as an LLM.
When you ignore the 80% mechanical work the last 20% is 100% of a project.