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Developers discuss the real-world impact of AI on their careers. The consensus points to a shift from writing code to high-level engineering, system design, and managing AI-generated complexity.
Developers compare Super Grok Heavy to models like GPT-4o and Claude for coding tasks. Discover its strengths in bug hunting, its concise output, and how it stacks up against benchmarks.
Developers share their real-world experiences and practical tips for using Claude Code and other AI assistants effectively, covering everything from prompt strategy and language choice to advanced tooling.
Developers are using AI to code faster, but promotions and profits remain elusive. This analysis explores why individual productivity gains aren't translating into career advancement and who is truly benefiting from the AI revolution.
A C-level exec claimed 95% of their company's code is written by AI, sparking a debate. Discover how software engineers are actually using AI tools, the real productivity gains, and why the job is evolving, not disappearing.
Veteran developers argue that AI is a tool that amplifies expertise, not a replacement for it. Discover why senior developers are thriving with AI and the critical risk this trend poses to the future of the software industry.
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