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Daniel Glez-Peña 🇪🇺

@lipido

Software Engineer. Bioinformatics & AI teacher and researcher @ @eseiuvigo. I know how to code by hand, among other hobbies
Ourense github.com/lipido Joined March 2009
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Daniel Glez-Peña 🇪🇺 @lipido
Caray, pasamos de apenas sacar nada en prensa generalista, a esto. Not bad
EL PAÍS Verified account @el_pais Nov 1
“Soy el principal empaquetador de PHP para Debian y de otros paquetes”, explica el ingeniero checo Ondrej Surý. Bajo esos oscuros conceptos de software se esconde un trabajo voluntario que la semana pasada salvó millones de webs en todo el mundo elpais.com/tecnologia/202…
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Daniel Glez-Peña 🇪🇺 @lipido
To invalidate "software engineering", you have to challenge it's two parts:

- software (there were be no software in the future)
- engineering (software will be built without following any professional practice to fit it into restrictions)

None of these are threatened.
Ivan Khokhlov Verified account @ivantinkers Oct 26
The software engineering profession will disappear.

I spend a lot of time thinking about the future, and observing trends. Here is my take on what will happen:

1. In 5-10 years from now AI will fully re-write all the technology layers we have now and create a more efficient paradigm. Something a lot more efficient, but not legible by humans. No more Python, Javascript, Java, etc.
2. We will no longer be looking at code at all. We’ll no longer know what code is.
3. The focus will only be on creativity and creative problem solving. Domain expertise and knowledge will still be key to know in which new directions to steer AI to develop novelty.

If you are in software engineering, and not thinking about some domain in depth from all angles (marketing, commercial, financial, legal, etc.) then it is time to make a change now.
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