i don't think new programmers will ever fundamentally understand front end programming ever again. the AI is too strong. if something looks off, the zoomers are just gonna reprompt instead of trying to understand the underlying logic

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In some ways, that will matter, but in many ways, this is just a symptom of the change from pre -> post AI

Because fundamentally, in the longer run, you won't have to think of what those classes will need to do, and then change, to fix. You'll add more and more context to a "prompt stack" that the AI will a) logically build a functionally indecipherable class structure framework/solution and b) get you to the output you want that *works* 

Long way of saying, don't break it if you need to fix it 🔄

man even i am succumbing to it now. instead of trying to think of what tailwind classes to fix.. i am reprompting lmao

True - not just zoom zooms though, any and all vibe coders (of any age) until the olds die off

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So we don’t need much programmers in thise new world

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you're not wrong, but simultaneously kinda terrifying (esp beyond CSS)

there's going to be a whole market for people that actually understand how things work to come in and fix messes that have been created lol

it's all fun and games until you need to do something non-trivial and hit a wall 😜

I’m a ux designer but i got to properly understand parent children properties in css before the gpt era. Proud of that😅