u/Distinct_Penalty_379

have been a software engineer for the past 8 years and worked on so many projects; some of them serve millions of users so i think i have a bit of experience.

I'm still working and getting paid, but i do have that feeling like now anyone can do what I can.

Sure, if we are talking about how to write code make it clean and modular, and so on. I still need to do those things, but why do I have them!? even if I didn't, the llms can still generate and make edits so much faster that it feels irrelevant to write code in that way. Sometimes I feel like i am wasting time doing that stuff.

nowdays llms like claude rarely do any mistake at all and even if there was a bug it can even find it faster than me

I'm still steering the AI, making it help me rather than replace me but i do have this feeling like it's over for me.

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u/Distinct_Penalty_379 — 8 days ago

recently my friends suggested me to start using bitwarden to manage my passwords but as soon as i started using it it gave me some problems

one of them is that I started changing the password on one of my accounts and I had bitwarden suggest the new password and then clicked save on both my account to save the password and bitwarden as well

the problem is that bitwarden did not save the new password and now i do not even know the password to fix this i had to go through a painstaking process of verfying my self

I don't know whether I'm using it correctly or what! any of you had similar problems should i switch to something else ?

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u/Distinct_Penalty_379 — 11 days ago