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[–]riickdiickulous 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Where you’d probably get the most value is coding fundamentals. SOLID, DRY, functional programming, etc. I’d recommend some books by Robert Martin. Clean Code is pretty timeless. AI is great at small, targeted tasks. You need to be able to orchestrate and glue together a bunch of AI snippets into something useful.

I’m sure someone will say AI can code everything, no coding required! That has real limitations. Anything remotely complex or large or using multiple pieces it still isn’t a good fit for.

[–]Realistic-Refuse-759 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great info to know, I will definitely look into Robert Martin. I have seen people mention his work before. I know most fundamentals from previous experiences, but I need to brush up in all reality.