Coding is solved, but bugs are not: viral tech analogy trends
YakFull8300 · reddit · 2026-08-23
A Reddit post trends by listing analogies like 'driving is solved, crashes are not' to critique the idea that 'coding is solved', highlighting that while the core task may be handled, persistent issues (bugs) remain unsolved.
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