Solid Ground: An Ordinary Developer's Notes on the AI Era
What I Thought Was Solid Ground: An Ordinary Developer's Notes on the AI Era I went up a mountain with a tangled mind. There was no destination. I just felt I had to walk. Anyone who has stared at a screen long enough knows the feeling — when something won't unknot, you have to look away to finally see it. That day, the screen wasn't the problem, but the instinct to leave my seat was the same. I put on my shoes, and my feet pointed me toward the mountain. I'm not sure if it was a conscious choice. Maybe I just wanted to be somewhere high. Maybe from up there, the place I was standing now would look small. If I'm being honest, nothing got sorted. If anything, things got more tangled. But one thing came into view. The path. There are several kinds of trails on a mountain. There are paths so trampled that the ground is fully packed. Every step lands on something firm. No matter how hard you stomp, no footprint remains. That path has been hardened by thousands, t...