If you write code, you lose.

My theory is that if you write (program) code, you lose.

I try to string the system together with as little code as possible, and write the least amount of code to glue it together at the end.

I do not deny writing code to create 1 from 0, and in fact, we should create more and more code, but the more code we write, the more complex it becomes, the more bugs it creates, and the more security risks it poses.

However, the more code you write, the more complex it becomes, the more bugs it creates, and the more security risks you take on.

Listening to Andy Jassy's talk, I felt that it may be our immediate responsibility as engineers to take advantage of AI in order to avoid technical debt.