Maybe, maybe not
We adapted so quickly to AI… I honestly couldn’t see myself working without it now. It would be instant depression for sure. ![]()
I like it because I can focus on what really matters: the product itself and my ideas, instead of spending days trying to code some complex, weird crap.
Personally, I love it. What I need to work on is not getting lazy and actually following the code more closely. I’ve noticed that when I’m building a product, I’m very careful up to a certain point, and then I stop caring as much and go full AI. ![]()
But by that point, the actual architecture is usually already done, so I guess it wouldn’t make that much of a difference to look into every single line of code anyway.
Me too, I also use it daily, it is really helpful for all the work I do. My only concern is me getting lazy and not using my brain as much as I should…
This is the biggest issues for senior devs, for juniors is even worse, iamgine vibe coding an app and you have literally no idea how it works behind the sence, that is no bueno at all!
Dealing with a Claude API error today and I have to write support replies manually. Almost forgot how to do it and this is how I felt all day:

Yes this will become a big problem as time passes is up to us to find balance.
