"Anyone still coding the old way?" The joke capturing post-AI programming culture
lxfater · x · 2026-09-11
A short post that nails the current developer mood: the author asks "who's still doing old-school, hand-written programming?" — teasing that coding without AI assistance has become a rarity now that AI-assisted development is ubiquitous. The "ancient-style coding" meme captures programmers' self-deprecating take on how much their workflow has changed.
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