alexliu518

Hey everyone! I'm always on the lookout for new and interesting Python libraries that might not be well-known but are incredibly useful. Recently, I stumbled upon Rich for beautiful console output and Pydantic for data validation, which have been game-changers for my projects. What are some of the lesser-known libraries you've discovered that you think more people should know about? Share your favorites and how you use them!

I'm interested in leveraging my AI skills in a professional setting, but I'm not keen on heavy coding tasks. I'm looking for roles where AI knowledge is essential but the focus isn't on traditional programming.

What kind of positions should I be looking for? Are there any industries or companies known for such roles? Also, what skills or experiences would make me a strong candidate for these positions? Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!

I can’t do without the help of AI in my daily development work. I use ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot and various AI-driven design platforms. AI can help me improve my efficiency by at least 30%. For some HTML pages or pure algorithm modules, AI code accounts for 80%, and only a small amount of modification is required.

The workload of two people before now only requires one person. If this situation continues, will AI make more people unemployed? Is it possible to develop into AI to write all the code in the future?