15:I[981,["658","static/chunks/658-a698693f56d0116a.js","183","static/chunks/183-6beeeb801c274aaa.js","474","static/chunks/app/%5Btype%5D/layout-631c4730b83c8223.js"],"Posts"] 16:T4b9,I'm a Senior software engineer for 7 years now, I've worked in lots of companies from early stage to $5bn ones, I've built lots of side projects and I've even been a marketing consultant for a huge company in another life,

AI is taking devs' jobs. Say what ever you want about that, look behind you, 2 years ago, what % of your code was AI generated? How much today?

AI does replaces our job, BUT:

It's true that we will need less people in charge of coding Saas currently called as "devs",

50% of the devs' job is now fine tuning implementations plans, 50% review PRs.

BUT, I think that business jobs are becoming more and more technicals,

I see a future where Sales & Marketing departments will all use tools like Cursor / Claude code / MCPs / Write implementation docs etc.

Actually, I see a world were the people you're calling "devs" today will do the business jobs tomorrow.

It's not tech vs business people anymore,

Most of the devs who are not able to understand the business aspect might lose their jobs.

Most of the business people who do not understand coding / tech might lose their jobs.17:T6b8,I'm a history nerd. I love seeing historical events plotted on a timeline — it's how I understand how things connect across time.

But every timeline tool I tried was a disappointment. Some couldn't handle BCE dates at all. Some had interfaces that looked like they were built in 2005 and never updated. Some wouldn't let me add descriptions to events. Some were just... ugly. Most felt like they were designed for corporate project management, not for someone who just wants to plot the fall of Rome alongside the rise of the Han Dynasty.

I tried Excel. I tried Google Sheets. I tried Canva, TimeGlider, Preceden, Timetoa

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