"<"+"/script>", its a matter of parsing not value

I guess AGI is getting closer. Once reached all will be meaningless work. Just enjoy the circustances.

I would not say IDE, but code language itself. I can program without syntax highlight and autocomplete. The more precision you need the farther you are from natural language. But I really apreciate to type less. There is nothing more cryptic than compression of ideas.

knowing, realizing, choosing, not tested combination, being pushed into, being given an example and other sort of acknowledge language.

utopia of one language. there are better languages at a point in time, but the next point in time the other languages acquire the new features. its the same with any language, human or not.

awesome product. scratch like business.

Its not a paradox. Those systems become legacy but still make money. Money has nothing to do with the knowledge, knowledge grows slower; machine instances are fast made.

amazing router

people built internet just to destroy it. its not a tech problem. its economics. the forever decreasing profits because more people just know and re-sell for less. tor will become more and more expensive till people realize that needs the same hardware trick with another brand like internet2,3,4,5,... to seek the solution by hacking wont stop this foverer battle. its just ends when the imaginary of fair price for information meets the offer (the forever decrease of population to let universe in peace)

Your questions depends on how much your employer can integrate legacy and new demands. Not all employers will have enough time for this. Probably in the future there will be a CTO employing no one at small scale, just like there are no-code companies. You can't take money from people with spare time.