Jack asked how I always know what’s going on before he does. Easy 😉
I feel like we are living in the future with tech like these. They offer live translation assistance, and during meetings they record everything for you. THEN give you the summary with a transcript to reference later.
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Home office vibes | Is coding still worth learning in 2026? ⬇️
Everyone keeps asking me this.
AI writes code now. Agents open pull requests. Your cousin built an app over the weekend without knowing what a variable is.
So is it over?
No. But the job changed.
Typing code was never the hard part. Knowing what to build, why it breaks, and whether the thing the AI just wrote is quietly wrong. That’s the job now. And it’s harder to fake than ever.
The people struggling in 2026 aren’t the ones who can’t prompt. They’re the ones who never learned the fundamentals and can’t tell good code from confident code.
The people winning? They understand systems, they ship fast, and they use AI like a very fast junior dev who needs supervision.
So yes. Learn to code. Just don’t learn it the way people did in 2019.
Learn to think like an engineer. The tools will keep changing. That part won’t.
Would you still start coding today? Tell me below 👇
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GPT-6 Astra wrote the app, @higgsfield.ai API handles all the images and video.
What else should I add to it? Or should I release it as it is? 🤔
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