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In 2615, will it seem just as shocking that so few of us could write code?
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Drew sopuli.xyz crmsnbleyd@sopuli.xyz
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Linkedin post. Poster's name is Harry and his title is "Wav Wizard". He has LinkedIn premium. 600 years ago, only 5% of people could read and write. In 2015, just 0.5% of of the world could write/read code. I remember thinking: in 2615, will it seem just as shocking that so few of us could write code? Turns out I was wildly conservative. Vibe coding seems to be collapsing that 600-year prediction into a decade. People who've never written a line of code are now building apps, automating workflows, creating tools just by describing what they want. It's incredible...
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