I dont think Opus 4.8 is an average coder, with my own experience (I have coded 20 + years before even llms existed) it is anything but average. I don't think training data alone determines the success of these models, there are lots of reinforncement learning principles and fine tuning takes place, a crappy code in the dataset doesnt hold those llms scoring high in benchmarks, I dont think an average programmer can score 70% (opus 4.8) in SWE Bench Pro, which is a good one.
I don’t think anyone can predict 1 year later. It is all in the hands of few select people. After today’s news -fable being suspended- I am not sure what to think of future jobs. I can only guess that human connection will be more important in the future.
Yea I take the step a bit further, why bother Rust ? Just go write assembly or better the executable bytes... You see ? Readability is very important :)
those are there for the placeholder purposes, I am currently removing and substuting them with real user feedbacks, thank you for the feedback, thank you for taking time to share it.