The Mentor's Dilemma

Content MORE MY CODE DOING EXACTLY WHAT I PROGRAMMED IT TO DO ME, ANGRY BECAUSE MY CODE DOESN'T WORK

The poor software engineer spent months getting Codex, Co-pilot, and Claude Code to work together in some unholy trinity of AI coding assistants. Finally, everything's running smoothly, the autocomplete is chef's kiss, and then Sam Altman shows up like "hey bestie, heard you needed help!" and the engineer just loses it. You've already got three AI overlords telling you how to write your code, and now the CEO of OpenAI himself wants to add another layer to this dependency nightmare. At this point, you're not even writing code anymore—you're just a conductor orchestrating an AI symphony. The existential crisis is real: do you even need to know how to code, or are you just a glorified prompt engineer now?

Content If you ever feel useless Think about the guy that writes the terms conditions

Nothing says "objective feedback" quite like giving yourself a 5-star review. The developer here has achieved the rare feat of being both his app's creator AND its biggest fan! Self-validation at its finest—because if you don't believe in your code, who will? The best part is the shameless confession: "I'm the author and I think it's a very good app." At least he's honest about his bias, which is more integrity than most git commits have. That perfect 5.0 rating is technically accurate when your sample size is... yourself.

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