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In 2615, will it seem just as shocking that so few of us could write code? (sopuli.xyz)

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[–] ulterno@programming.dev 4 points 3 weeks ago

10 years down the line, more people will know some amount of coding (it's in school curriculum nowadays).

If the AI bubble doesn't break, 600 years down the line, there will be lesser coder and people who make simple applications the traditional way nowadays, will be looked at, in a similar way one now looks at those bootstrapping new instructions using assembly, into compilers.

This prediction will most probably go wrong too though. If the AI bubble doesn't break soon enough, our civilisation bubble might end up breaking and we'd end up at 5% people being able to read and write.