*𝓣𝓲𝓶𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓶𝓹𝓼 𝓫𝔂 𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓮𝓬𝓽𝓒𝓸𝓻𝓷𝓮𝓻* 0:00 - Introduction and Guest Introduction 3:42 - The Changing Landscape of Software Engineering 5:56 - The Role of AI in Software Development 8:50 - Differentiating Between Programming and Engineering 16:41 - The Evolution of Technology and Future Trends 20:33 - Exploring New Technology Paradigms 23:22 - The Push Towards Decentralization 25:29 - The Impact of Scarcity and Excess on Technology 26:22 - The Chasm Between School, College, and Job Market 29:56 - The Importance of Interdisciplinary Learning in Engineering 32:42 - Human-Centric Approach to Software Development
A Loopy problem: Yes, AI may remove a big chunk of noob/average quality programmers, but make great programmers even more productive. But if small programmers don't get enough chances in the industry, won't it lead to a shortage of great programmers in future?
Discussion feels too naive and lacking perspectives. llms capabilities are compounding and they can easily take over so called problem solving in a few months time.. They can learn anything digitally and excel better than 99% of digital workers.. I think this is similar to the last century robotic automation of automobile factories leading to 100x reduction in the workforce with 100x productivity and delivery quality spike. . .Digital IT factories are getting automated now and may lead to the same workforce shift and new tools and 100x productivity.
Surely including programming to other disciplines is a nice idea and seems to be genuine one aswell, I see lots of foreign youtubers doing mechanical work, 3d printing, programming to glue all of it together to build something meaningful but let's look at other way around for someone working in software mixing other domains like chemistry, civil will be just over burden and dilute the interest to have a deeper understanding and operate on that level.
My second one. Just as stupid as the first one. Will soon do "don't recommend the channel," Not that people are not smart. But the premise itself is stupid.
*𝓣𝓲𝓶𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓶𝓹𝓼 𝓫𝔂 𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓮𝓬𝓽𝓒𝓸𝓻𝓷𝓮𝓻*
0:00 - Introduction and Guest Introduction
3:42 - The Changing Landscape of Software Engineering
5:56 - The Role of AI in Software Development
8:50 - Differentiating Between Programming and Engineering
16:41 - The Evolution of Technology and Future Trends
20:33 - Exploring New Technology Paradigms
23:22 - The Push Towards Decentralization
25:29 - The Impact of Scarcity and Excess on Technology
26:22 - The Chasm Between School, College, and Job Market
29:56 - The Importance of Interdisciplinary Learning in Engineering
32:42 - Human-Centric Approach to Software Development
A Loopy problem: Yes, AI may remove a big chunk of noob/average quality programmers, but make great programmers even more productive. But if small programmers don't get enough chances in the industry, won't it lead to a shortage of great programmers in future?
Very generic. Discussion is going anywhere and everywhere.
Discussion feels too naive and lacking perspectives. llms capabilities are compounding and they can easily take over so called problem solving in a few months time.. They can learn anything digitally and excel better than 99% of digital workers.. I think this is similar to the last century robotic automation of automobile factories leading to 100x reduction in the workforce with 100x productivity and delivery quality spike. . .Digital IT factories are getting automated now and may lead to the same workforce shift and new tools and 100x productivity.
Podcasts are too bottom-up and low RoI on listener's time. Perhaps add a summary section upfront (top-down communication)
Surely including programming to other disciplines is a nice idea and seems to be genuine one aswell, I see lots of foreign youtubers doing mechanical work, 3d printing, programming to glue all of it together to build something meaningful but let's look at other way around for someone working in software mixing other domains like chemistry, civil will be just over burden and dilute the interest to have a deeper understanding and operate on that level.
Very refreshing to look these types of content coming from india.
Great work The Ken!
I've listened to three podcasts from "The Ken" till now and I must say every time they surprise me with more dumber and stupid stuff. Simply the worst
My second one. Just as stupid as the first one. Will soon do "don't recommend the channel,"
Not that people are not smart. But the premise itself is stupid.
y'all are building an amazing series, i'd love to contribute and collaborate. is there a way?
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