Разработчик, запрещенный использовать ИИ, считает свою должность последней и ищет новую работу

Программист, чей работодатель запретил использование инструментов искусственного интеллекта, опасается увольнения и отставания от коллег. Эксперты советуют перенаправить фокус с написания кода на решение задач, отмечая успешные кейсы специалистов, освоивших агентную инженерию.

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Santiago describes a developer whose employer forbids AI coding tools. The developer believes this role may be his last and that a layoff would leave him years behind peers. He received advice to seek new employment. Other posts note a friend who landed a $750,000 Anthropic role after studying agentic engineering. Additional comments urge personal experiments with models in free time and a shift from hand-written code toward problem solving. SASantiago@svpino5:45 AM · Sep 7, 2026Meet a developer who can't use AI because his company doesn't let him. He knows this is probably the last developer job he will ever have. If he gets laid off, he will be years behind everyone else. Scary place to be. I told him to find a new job. Meet a developer who can't use AI because his company doesn't let him. He knows this is probably the last developer job he will ever have. If he gets laid off, he will be years behind everyone else. Scary place to be. I told him to find a new job. 300.9K 6 posts, first seen 13h ago If you're in this situation - build stuff in your free time. Doesn't have to be amazing or anything. But DO experiment with top models and agents. Again: Nothing big required. But don't sleep on it or ignore it! If you're lamenting writing code by hand like something you love is being taken away from you, see if you can fall in love with solving problems instead. Maybe you'll find out that's what you really loved the whole time ❤️ Tactical programming is dead Strategic programming has never been more vital do people even write code by hand now? My friend applied to 250 tech jobs in two years. No MIT. No Stanford. Last month Anthropic offered him $750,000 as an AI Engineer. I asked him how he broke in from zero. He sent me the exact video that got him in. Anthropic's 1-hour course on "How to become an AI agentic… Show more Based on 95 sentiment-bearing replies from 94 accounts across 4 conversations. #3 @kentcdodds In a way i realized i hated coding, and it was just a way for me to solve problems @kentcdodds Solving problems is for sure fulfilling, but writing code was the part that paid the bills. 💸 @kentcdodds I loved coding. I also enjoy problem solving. But I am definitely feeling a sense of loss. The possibilities are intoxicating too tho