AI era programming: personal history amplifies differences, not homogenizes creativity
dotey · x · 2026-08-16
The author agrees that in the AI era, programming becomes more like a group of mages each with unique magic, where personal history, training, and personality shape one's unique approach. AI may amplify hidden differences rather than homogenize creativity. The quoted thread also touches on DeepSeek's hiring preferences and the nature of algorithmic thinking.
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