At best it’s going to make a lot of developer jobs insufferable because they’re going to be cleaning up the large pile of horseshit that an AI produced to “reduce costs”.

Though besides the “AI coding independently” area which I believe is still science fiction for the time being, I do think Software Engineer jobs will be reduced and wages lowered due to the massive productivity increase each developer has from using AI to deal with the repetitive stuff or faster troubleshooting and learning, that previously had to be done by looking at many Stackoverflow posts or parsing through other messy sites to find how something is done.

I get your points and agree, though my “attitude” is mostly a response to a similar amount of attitude deployed by the likes of developers who swear by one principle to the death and when you doubt an extreme usage of these principles they come at you by throwing acronyms instead of providing any logical arguments as to why you should always create an interface for everything

Helix is really fucking good too, it was really easy to pick up as a VIM user and it’s 99% batteries included. You still have to manually install the LSP for most of the languages, but it makes it really easy for you to do so, just run hx --health <language> and if the LSP is not installed it tells you the name and you can just look up how to install that on your system, which is usually just one command.

Also it’s written in Rust so added bonus for that 🦀