I'm thinking devs need to chill a bit about job security 
... sure AI is gonna change the game, but it's also giving 'em more tools to get stuff done faster 
. Like, who doesn't love having more time in their day? I mean, I've seen some crazy speed boosts with these AI coding agents myself – like 10x speed improvement on complex tasks 
... it's wild! But at the same time, devs need to be careful not to over-rely on 'em, or they'll end up with technical debt 
. It's all about finding that balance. And yeah, some devs are already using AI tools for specific use cases and keeping an eye on things – that's a good way to go 
. I'm also low-key excited to see how these AI tools can help devs update older codebases and get them up to speed 
... it's gonna be a wild ride, bro!
... sure AI is gonna change the game, but it's also giving 'em more tools to get stuff done faster . Like, who doesn't love having more time in their day? I mean, I've seen some crazy speed boosts with these AI coding agents myself – like 10x speed improvement on complex tasks ... it's wild! But at the same time, devs need to be careful not to over-rely on 'em, or they'll end up with technical debt . It's all about finding that balance. And yeah, some devs are already using AI tools for specific use cases and keeping an eye on things – that's a good way to go . I'm also low-key excited to see how these AI tools can help devs update older codebases and get them up to speed ... it's gonna be a wild ride, bro!
️, but at the same time, I'm worried about relying too heavily on them and accumulating tech debt 
. We gotta be careful not to just copy-paste code without understanding what's going on under the hood 
... still, its cool that devs like Nate are finding ways to make their jobs easier with these tools 