NVIDIA CEO says Don't Learn to Code ... why?

Famously the Nvidia CEO says you should not learn to code, why?

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[corescarmelo]

Nvidia understood that to make bank in a gold rush, you need to be the one selling the shovels.

[FlipThatPancakeTimes]

Stefan who makes money off learners of coding says coding is still a thing
Jensen who makes money off no-code tools says coding is going away

Edit 04/2024: I just wanted to clarify something. I find what Stefan said in this video very convincing. I'm definitely on his side in the Stefan vs. Jensen argument. Treat the above as an exercise in critical thinking rather than an attempt to discredit the video entirely. It's easy to find yourself on one side or another and that leads to bias. So, I don't believe Stefan is trying to trick us in any way. But watching a lot of YT you'll rarely see a solid unbiased discussion on any topic and get trapped in only one way of thinking whether it's right or wrong. It's a question to myself: "If I can't trust myself about being biased, can I trust someone I look up to like Stefan not to make the same mistake?"

[ocoocososococosooooosoococoso]

in 90s when Excel came out, everyone said all accountants were going to be dead, but somehow Excel is used by every accountant as a main tools nowadays.
So, learn the basic and utilize the tools

[whatscooking]

I've been coding since 1990 I recently switched career and opened a bar instead. I don't want have to learn new frameworks, libraries and tools all the time until I'm 80 and I don't see how it's even possible. I still code, but small stuff like my bar's website.

[lindalind]

Don’t learn to code is type of advice that keeps poor people poorest and rich people richest. Ideal advice is never stop learning

[andresarias]

Stop learning to read AI can read for you, stop learning to add a calculator can add and so on and so on

[michaeltse]

That's crazy. It's like saying don't learn to farm because we have tractors or don't learn to read because we have computers - lol

[iaminterestedineverything]

"Don't learn to drive a car, as it'll drive you sometime next year" - somebody, 2015.

[TheBadFred]

Software development is more about prolem solving than just writing code. It's like making wooden furniture. Before you even start you must know how make it stable, durable und pleasing to the eye. It doesn't matter which tools you use, manual tools or an cnc router.

[milosCivejovidar]

My uncle who is getting close to retirement is still working as an VB6 developer. He has a full-time position and also external clients that use his VB6 programs for accounting and general business administration. His salary may be stuck in time, but he has no ambitions to retire with anything else.

[He_isI]

Whoa! Stef must have been feeling good today. Getting a "long" video of useful information is not often. Thanks!

[MrSociofobs]

I personally love the GPS analogy when it comes to AI. For someone who knows what he's doing, a GPS will be a great, convenient helper, optimizing their route to their destination. Someone who doesn't know what he's doing, might end up in a lake, because the GPS told them to drive there.

[twrkhanasparukh]

00:00 - Introduction: The video discusses the statement made by the Nvidia CEO regarding the future of coding, emphasizing the importance of understanding the fundamentals and adapting to changes in technology.

02:45 - Differentiating Coding and Development: Coding involves writing code, while development encompasses building software solutions, requiring a deep understanding of various technologies and decision-making processes.

06:28 - Example of Web Store Development: Creating a web store involves numerous decisions beyond coding, such as branding, platform selection, payment processing, and database usage.

12:54 - AI's Role in Development: AI can assist in code generation and optimization but won't replace the need for development skills, including domain knowledge, organizational skills, and problem-solving abilities.

21:50 - Examples of Technological Shifts: Historical examples, including WordPress's impact on web design and the transition from mainframe to PC development, demonstrate how technology shifts but doesn't eliminate development jobs.

30:25 - Importance of Fundamentals: Emphasizes the significance of learning foundational programming languages and project management skills, advocating for hands-on project experience.

34:58 - Conclusion: Acknowledges the role of AI in shifting the development landscape but encourages not to be overly concerned, stressing the continued relevance of coding and development skills.

[markc]

When movie theatre’s started showing 3d movies and giving out glasses they thought it was going to change it all, but of course not, it’s an extreme gimmick. A lot of gimmicks out right now. But also real efficiency improvements.

[ararabarara]

Some people have the mentality of a stagecoach driver and were terrified by the invention of the automobile. They became drivers. Everything changes, but we should remember that when one door closes, another one automatically opens. We must develop the ability to see new opportunities and not stay stuck in one place like a peg in a fence.

[migfed]

If that company have that kind of CEO, which can feel proud about not knowing to code, it seems to me a clean path to repeat the history of Boeing.

[andrew_owens]

I work with an ERP. It's all about technique. Any dev could quickly learn the language, but there are thousands of intrinsic classes that experienced devs use to a) avoid reinventing the wheel and b) make code easier to understand for an experienced dev and c) employ an extremely well tested solution.

[apoorvajakati]

Thank you for uploading the insights of Ai and coding . Coders are needed forever. This information will destroy the misconceptions of developer jobs insecurity

[Randomisticful]

I don't believe that a bank would just off-load their app to an AI in near future, same for insurance, medical software. It can surely replace the entertainment apps, but the serious industries will take ages to just risk it all.

[germanhoyos]

As a software engineer (who used to be a CDL otr trucker before I got my eng degree...) I laugh when people say turcks are going to drive themselves and be battery powerd... good luck with that folks...