Reddit user's comments about AI, downvoted in r/cscareerquestions two years ago, now aging well
heyhellousername · reddit · 2026-09-06
A Reddit user shared a screenshot of comments they made two years ago on r/cscareerquestions about AI's impact on the industry — comments that were heavily downvoted at the time and appear to have aged well since.
The post highlights how much attitudes in career communities around AI disrupting software jobs have shifted over two years.
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