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Sacrificing the golden calf of “coding”

Argues that most routine coding will be done by machines within five years, cites Alibaba and Microsoft AIs beating humans on the Stanford reading‑comprehension test, and shows a working automated page-generator button that turns a database dump into a site in an hour. Points to concrete tooling—Docker, webpack, Visual Studio Code, NPM, linting—and production examples like Airbnb sketch-to-HTML and the AutoDraw/QuickDraw training pipeline to demonstrate feasibility and impact.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:42Digital heresy
  3. 1:31Most coding will be done by machines
  4. 2:34Machine learning and AI
  5. 3:30Let robots kill
  6. 4:04People are worried about automation
  7. 5:18Everyone must learn how to code
  8. 5:49We are not exempt
  9. 6:10Lets rewind
  10. 6:32The demo scene
  11. 7:02Programming in a creative fashion
  12. 7:43Coding vs maintainability
  13. 8:10Becoming a programmer
  14. 8:50Performance
  15. 9:49Environments
  16. 10:37People didnt trust us
  17. 11:09Browser X
  18. 11:57What if
  19. 12:33NPM
  20. 12:51Generic Code
  21. 13:29Older Browsers
  22. 13:43Should you
  23. 14:41Dont repeat yourself
  24. 14:58Class a thing
  25. 16:25Browser wars
  26. 16:57First company
  27. 17:22Access databases
  28. 17:42Script access
  29. 18:11Give me an hour
  30. 18:21Automating things
  31. 18:59Professional development
  32. 19:14Assumptions
  33. 19:49Reusing
  34. 21:35Paks
  35. 21:53Everything counts
  36. 22:31The perfect solution
  37. 23:11Computing is ubiquitous
  38. 25:04Prebuilt components
  39. 25:15SDKs
  40. 25:58Components
  41. 27:18Problems
  42. 27:39Complex
  43. 28:00Frameworks
  44. 29:11Writing terrible code
  45. 29:51Interview question
  46. 30:11JavaScript
  47. 30:53MathMax
  48. 32:10Humans rely heavily on technology
  49. 32:53Its not about code quality
  50. 34:00Its easier nowadays
  51. 34:25We need to establish rules
  52. 34:41We are not code warriors
  53. 35:01We are becoming engineers
  54. 35:21Building societies
  55. 36:02Philip Pullman quote
  56. 36:50What you create not how you do it
  57. 37:26Coding is much more fun
  58. 38:08Code while you write the code
  59. 39:40collaborative editing
  60. 40:14what people do
  61. 41:01Solarwell
  62. 41:26Unit tests
  63. 42:28Bootstrap
  64. 43:06Autodraw
  65. 43:25Quickdraw
  66. 43:46Airbnb
  67. 44:34Automate
  68. 44:54Humans are better
  69. 45:06People problems
  70. 45:27Find the fun
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