Yeah, this is a common occurrence in the learning process of using LLMs to code. It's not that simple. You still have to have coding skills.
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We don't need fewer engineers in the AI era - we need engineers who can debug AI-generated code.
I've been reading about the H-1B visa controversy going on. Here's a thread that shows why the H-1B visa system needs to be overhauled and reduced. On the other hand, tech CEOs may be facing this when looking for new hires:
So if you were a young American looking for a job in tech today, would you want to make sacrifices to be an expert only to get mediocre pay? How about if you were a bright immigrant from a poor country, and this was a way to make more money than you ever could back home, and even send remittances? The difference in commitment and dedication to the job is why tech CEOs want H-1B hires. I'm convinced Americans could do the job, and they should be properly compensated. And it's clear that Americans do want the job – they're just being ignored.