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Job security in the age of AI isn't about your coding skills—it's about clients who say "make it pop" and "you know what I mean" in the same breath. After 15 years of translating "I want something simple" into 47 database tables and a microservice architecture, I've realized our greatest defense against automation is clients who can't articulate what they want beyond "like Amazon but better." The day clients can write coherent requirements is the day I'll start worrying about AI taking my job.

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The classic open source bait-and-switch. You discover what seems like the perfect tool, get all excited about the possibilities, only to click that innocent-looking "Pricing" tab and watch your dreams shatter. And then comes that inevitable developer reflex: "Fine, I'll build my own version without the enterprise paywall." Six months and 47 GitHub commits later, you've reinvented a slightly worse wheel, abandoned three other projects, and somehow still end up paying for the original tool anyway. The circle of dev life continues...

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