Sounds like you need to add some sleep statements somewhere in your deployment scripts if you want to deploy in 10 seconds

Whatever dude

That’s not how it works but yes I have actually played the game. I guess that automatically disqualifies me from having an opinion on it.

Fair enough, who am I to get in the way of people poking fun at a game they’ve never played and know nothing about

Exactly, nothing is happening. That’s why there wasn’t a patch dropped today or anything, no server meshing tests and no major patches released to the player testers. Nothing to see here.

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And I thought me and Qui-Gon Jinn

Could talk the federation in

To maybe cutting them a little slack

Then it asks if you are John Connor

The actions of Nestle the company are more than enough reason for everyone to boycott them.

No they are usually much smarter about getting the policy changes they want.

The politics of the CEO is not a factor I generally consider when buying products.

Actually it’s KotKit

How’s your back?

Users are the acceptance testers.

wo there

In Australia government funding is distributed to political parties based on the number of first preference votes they get as well so even if your first choice doesn’t get in, you still helped them by putting them first.

I dunno, it’s already pretty good at writing code and only going to get better. I agree with your conclusion though, mainly because as a software engineer writing code is actually not even the most complicated part of the job. If an AI could write perfect code every time it’d make my job a lot easier but I’d still have to do a significant amount of work such as:

• Figuring out which code to write in the first place! Work discovery if I’m senior enough or clarifying requirements.
• Co-ordination with other teams. Depending on the exact work this becomes more or less important
• Managing the lifecycle of a change including testing, deployment, monitoring and triaging issues.
• Ongoing maintenance. Staying on top of upcoming changes in adjacent or foundational teams, making sure our stuff will keep in working.
• Architecture design. You mentioned this in your post, understanding interactions with adjacent systems and how to organise our own systems to meet current and (reasonable) future requirements.
• Conducting non project work such as interviews, involvement in working groups to help decide overall technical direction of my group, upskilling myself and those around me.

That’s just off the top of my head, I’m sure I’ve missed some things. As much as I love writing code I honestly feel like if an AI could do that part it’d just take stress out of my day and give me more time to focus on those other parts of the job. Of course in reality more work would probably just be piled on but that’s just life I guess.

True, in those cases it might not even enter your conscience thought and just happen automatically.

One might even say it’s an ExtremelyDrawnOutMethodNamesFactoryImpl

Almost certainly