> Making software is no longer very hard. It's becoming a few steps up from burger flipping. Maybe somewhere around line chef.
You did acknowledge that "some" skill was required:
> There's still some skill involved, but the skill is mostly in manual testing, and accurately phrasing what went wrong. The AI is better at debugging than people are, and the code isn't great, but perfectly adequate for pretty much everything. And it's even fine at system design these days.
All I asked was for you to back this up, since the burden of proof is on you to prove your claim, not on me to prove it for you.
Interesting. A little unhinged, but interesting.
Anyways, as I said elsewhere, I don't code for fun, and my employer would be unhappy if I sent you their proprietary code.
You can decide to do some experiments yourself, or you can decide that you don't want to hear it. No skin off my back either way.