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Times Change

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Times Change

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Back in 2014, you were juggling GitHub, Stack Overflow, Sublime Text, Vim, AWS, Linux, JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3 like a caffeinated octopus. Fast forward to 2026, and you've been reduced to two AI tools doing all the heavy lifting while you just... exist. The transformation from energetic multi-tool warrior to tired AI-dependent shell is complete. We went from "I know 10 technologies" to "I know how to prompt ChatGPT." The hairline isn't the only thing that's receded—so has our need to actually remember syntax.

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