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>>110172850
My old Dell Ultrasharp has pivot
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>>110172850
i pivoted to retail (walmart)
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>>110172850
The pivot is staying and keeping up with comp sci.
If youre not a totally useless bootcamp larper you'd still manage to get a job if you were top tier you could make your own tech startup.
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>>110172850
Yer mum pivots on my hawg
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>>110172850
two more weeks
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>>110172850
NEET until everyone is unemployed then steal what I need to survive or become the local raider group's living fleshlight for scraps.
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>>110172850
I pivoted to a disability pension
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>>110172850
go into medical. the us spent 1/2 the budget on social programs and will eventually have universal healthcare so the money will never dry up there. women are more employed than men because of this.
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>>110172981
it is true that AI cannot wipe old person ass yet and there are many old asses to wipe and unwiped ass is unlikely to dry up
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>>110173004
>unwiped ass is unlikely to dry up
Wrong! it dries up after an hour or so
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>>110172850
Chinese tea shop. I'm a 37 year old white male but I will gaslight myself into a 69 year-old Chinese man and sling tea all day. No fucking Boba in my shop you better believe that.
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>>110172850
I can't believe the amount of negative shit-talk about how comp-sci is dead, programming is dead, software engineer has been solved, 'there are no jobs! everyone is being laid off!'.
You fucking mongrels don't know anything. Software development costs plummet and instead of becoming a mega-software salesman, leveraging on basically doing nothing besides prompting and testing to build entire software suites that'd have took ages to build before AI y'all gather here and cry?
And somehow the situation is le bad?
Comp-sci jobs will now require for one not to be absolute braindead.
Autistic folks that used to know nothing besides spitting average lines of code, will now need to de-autistify or seethe and pivot into another kind of job, where they'll be no better than here as they're still austistic. Learn to talk, learn to sell. Everyone in here talking as if the Jevons Paradox don't exist.

This amount of pessimism and shit-talk everywhere feels almost like propaganda.

t. software salesman normie enough to get clients
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>>110172931
based
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>>110172850
Starting an addiction rehab center and then fraudulently billing left leaning states
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>>110173065
copium
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>>110173099
skill issue
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>>110173065
if I wanted to be a salesman I would have become a salesman. there’s a reason I write code 9 to 5
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Back to crimping rj45s, I guess.
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Maybe Coders, us Engineer chads are now AI Chads.
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>>110172850
mmmmmm food i could eat about 12 of those probably more
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i laughed at the op webm movie
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>>110173065
good luck selling anything when the customer can just vibe code yourproductcraft themselves and opensource it just for shits and giggles. Saas sisters got way too cocky and are already being replaced as we talk
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anything that requires a product involving hardware

if you're just pushing code to a cloud or whatever, you're screwed
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>>110173116
This. If I wanted to just tell someone what I wanted and have it built for me I would have gotten an MBA
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just neetmax
UBI is coming any day now
what you wanted a life of some sort?
forget it
there's nothing for males under 25 left to gain anyway
unless you want to become a whore of some sort like the streamers
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AI researcher
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>>110172850
Feels good to have a real job (contractor computer repair).
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>>110173116
adapt or die, your skill is no longer valuable as it is.
>>110173160
yeah I don't see the portuary inspection company client I'm working for vibecoding their entire production chain of software, without due diligence regarding to technologies used and exhasutive testing.

You don't actually know how retarded corpos can be.
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>>110173156
this was the full length it got cut shrot first time
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I'm going to be a psychologist, I was already burnt out after 14 years of this anyway.
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>>110172968
I did the same. It rocks
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>>110173552
dayum he fast
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>>110172981
lmfao AI companies are licking their chops at automating the medical industry. theres so much consumer demand for cheaper alternatives, see all the telehealth stuff.
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>>110173552
>>110172850
a robot will do this faster
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>>110172850
lol what the fuck is even computer science, computing is a huge topic how do they even fit that into a single major. is it programming or like whatever
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>>110172850
its wild how CS went from the most versatile high earning degree to an extended mcdonalds job training in the span of 3 years kek
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Doing finance now, SBA lending for a credit union
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>>110173775
All it took was inventing the most important technology man will ever invent
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>>110173065
normgroids should really have their families die in automobile wrecks
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Coding is so fucking gay. Real men don't code.
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>>110173552
grad from cs 2 years ago, will unironically try this technique at work tomorrow
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>>110172968
Can you get disability for being mentally retarded? Genuine question
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>>110172850
idgi
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>>110172850
I pivoted away from jeet-run F500 corpos and make comfy money on contract jobs now.
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>>110172850
We blame this anon for wishing for it. Fuck him.
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>>110174752
>~5 years or so
How did he know?
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>>110174769
a time traveler from the future.
he tried to warn us, you did not listen.
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>>110172850
Streets and parks cleaning or maybe retail
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with CS degree you surely can do better than just flipping burgers
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>>110175737
Kek.
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>>110172850
i gained the job you lost

>>110172903
basically
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>>110173703
a robot can do this 10x slower and cost 3x more and i'll still buy the robot burger because it has not gone through a wagie's wart ridden hands.
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>>110172850
another food analogy, why are amerifats so obsessed with food?
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>>110175809
and water why do these idiots drink water? do they want to live?
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>>110173065
I don't speak hebrew.
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>>110173065
>Just stop being autistic
I wish this was possible
I tried for years to be normal but all I got was a bad case of burn out.
One of the things that snapped me out of that was properly learning to code, instead of it being just an occasional hobby, and getting a job which valued my quirks
Now I'm no longer needed. It is an existential crisis.

Maybe I can ask the local airport how to retrain as a sniffer dog handler
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>>110173065
The thing people like you don't understand is a lot of us actually enjoyed what we were doing. It's not that I can't write the prompts. It's that I have no real reason to prefer doing that over going and being a manager at some restraunt somewhere, or working the phones if this is where things are.

it's like being a guitar builder. Yeah, a factory can make a guitar faster than I can, but I don't enjoy factory work.
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>>110172850
oh wait
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>>110179164
Robots replacing my local fast food workings would be a 100x improvement.
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>>110172850
retail or warehouse work.
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>>110173253
>UBI is coming any day now
lmfao
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>>110179164
robots need to replace USPS workers asap
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>>110172850
providing certain services to working class men. try to spot me.
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>>110172903
staying means dealing with AI, and I don't want to do that.
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>>110173253
>UBI is coming any day now
bro, they don't even want to give you healthcare
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>>110179392
lol i fucking love this
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>>110175737
doing what?
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>>110172850
>>110179164
Does he make a burger faster than a kitty though?
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>>110174769
That anon was actually Sam Altman
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>>110172850
pivot is tech industry codeword for panic
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>>110172850
Require the creed not only of everyone in the USA, but also those involved in business with the USA.

God from God,
Light from Light,
True God from True God,
Begotten, not made.
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Maybe I can be an architect, the guy that writes the markdown files after talking with the stakehol-uhhhgggg *vomits*
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>>110173552
I just can't compete with that.
t. 20 yoe coder
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>>110179569
They made an anime about this for ramen and it was cute as fuck, by the way
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>>110179392
Hank Hill would never.
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>>110173065
How will you sell software if your clients can prompt?
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>>110173330
>without due diligence regarding to technologies used and exhasutive testing.
No shit retard, that's why software developers will still be employed. Fuck me you're dumb
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>>110180451
nta
but my rationale, or "cope", is that clients will always will want someone to blame and point fingers at
I don't think public institutions or big firms will stop hiring consultants/programmers if it means a middle manager, or boss even, would have to OK the code
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>>110179392
A solar flare would take out technology for like a month tops
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>>110173065
>>110180451
>>110180492
Also your ability to even negotiate is WAAAAY down now since anyone with Claude could just do what you do and get results, i.e. the only thing people care about.

I would hate to be a programmer right now, imagine someone stealing your content AND your job just because you asked for a living wage, and copyright law isn't going to do shit cause of the loopholes they passed.
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>>110172981
>Universal Healthcare, meaning nobody pays
>Is the same as the money never drying up
Anon... Universal Healthcare will unironically put medical professionals right out of a job. They'd have to accept a 90% cut in pay. They're not going to be willing to do that, so it'll come down to 90% automation guided by a tiny minority of third world labor.
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>>110180627
>I would hate to be a programmer
well, you've clearly never been one. Not professionally at least. So I don't get why I should listen to you
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>>110173065
People want the job security that comes with gainful employment, not the higher wages that come with being an entrepeneur. There's a reason society has never been, and never will be a meritocracy - the meritous have always been a minority and a direct threat to the vast majority of people alive, who are by definition mediocre, normal, or otherwise at the middle of the bell curve. Any such attempt to institute a system that only works for the meritous inevitably results in insurrection or upheaval so that the majority can keep their stake.
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>>110180650
anybody can pull up stats about the job market
no, the reason you shouldnt listen to the other anon is because hes thoroughly mentally retarded
his iq is a plane crash survivor
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>>110180676
bro microsoft is trying to get rid of 27% of their current staff with voluntary buyouts right as we speak
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>>110180676
This graph doesn't at all fit up with the way the tech news has been trending lately. There should be monthly dips in it the entire time, there's a new five-figure layoff or firing or liquidation every few weeks that makes national news.
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>>110180700
and?
whats the reason for that you think?
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>>110180756
>This graph doesn't at all fit up with the way the tech news has been trending lately.
ofc it doesnt
thats because oai, anthropic& friends are shilling out billions in PR

since a good while, now
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>>110180756
>National news
>National
See >>110180791
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>>110180650
>>110180676
it will crash lol
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>>110180807
yeah, people dont have a global point of view
the first thing thats gonna show agi is indeed in 2mw are the job listings
bc thats money related
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>>110180810
its the boom-bust cycles of hypercapitalism, i guess
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>>110172850
buy land and live off land
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So what is the new "go to college" grift lol
They already pushed gambling and hustling culture.
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>>110180650
He’s not wrong. Random roastie manager at my company built a small extension for some internal software service we use in an afternoon. Cope however you want. 5 years ago, that same task would have taken a trained developer 20-50 hours of work. This woman with no technical know how did it in an afternoon. Bitch doesn’t even know what JavaScript is. Not saying there won’t be any jobs left but the idea that these increasingly sophisticated models aren’t taking something away from the skill set is laughable.
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>>110173703
I actually work on robots.

No it fucking won't.
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>>110180810
Are you prepared for what happens when it doesnt?
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>>110180810
at this point, crash won't save programming jobs. it's over.
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>>110174752
Damn he nailed it.
So did Jordan Peterson btw. He said basically the same thing about 5 years ago before they took him to Russia and drugged him.
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>>110181869
>>110180810
>>110180650
>>110180676
It's k shaped. It's never been better if you're good at it. It's never been worse if your mid or bellow.
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>>110173703
>>110181821
Any insider gossip on bleeding edge (no pin intended) sex mechatronics developments you care to share?
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>>110173740
how dumb are you? you pick a specialization
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>>110180527
anon, the logistics of replacing all those fried computer and electronic devices would be massive and take way longer than a month. This is a global disaster were talking about, not some localized hurricane or flood. It would take years, not months and inbetween rebuilding that infrastructure you're going to get some Last of Us levels of chaos.
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>>110180791
>fire 60k people
>hire 4k indians
we're back sirs
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>>110180832
>>110180791

Kill literally every singe Indian holy fuck
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>>110173065
comp sci has one of the highest rates unemployment rates of all majors; its sandwiched between Fine Arts and Performing Arts.
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>>110181953
That's due to the sheer amount of clueless normies who fell for the Covid CS hype without compatibility with the subject and the ability to make themselves competitive in market.

Besides the unemployment is mostly skewed towards new grad. If you have even 1or 2 YoE then you're basically set. It's simply harder to get your foot in the door now, things hasnt changed much for experienced people.
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>>110181890
>sex mechatronics developments you care to share?
We don't do that and you're somewhere between retarded and psychotic to want that.
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>>110179392
I pivot my dick inside your mouth
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>>110179392
>try to spot me.
The guy blowing dudes for fun.
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>>110173065
No one is hiring sub 5 yoe. Why bother? The models can do those peoples jobs now pretty much entirely
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>>110173065
try getting a corporate job and see how they are managing things there. they expect people to produce 10x, because the C levels have been convinced that "AI" can do everything by itself.
clearly you aren't considering that a LOT of people got hired during and after the pandemic, and those are being fired... it's really grim for new graduates, which I'd assume are most users in this board
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>>110172850
Freelance rapist.
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>>110173065
NORMIE GET OUT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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>>110183228
dunno why oversocilized normalniggers brag so much they can sell a pen. Dealing with tech illiterate retards everyday is extremely exhausting and the moment shit doesn't work they'll blame your ass and expect you to be their tech support for life
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>>110174459
did it, can confirm it's faster than folding from corner
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getting diagnosed with autism and applying for neetbux
get fucked wagies
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>>110173028
sorry no tea here
only bubba tea
we no have even hot water
no bag tea
not even lipton
only bubba tea here
you must be confuse by big sign on store that say Tea Shop
sorry for that
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>>110179164
but robots don't eat pizza.
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>>110183322
I'm almost certain I have autism. How do I get diagnosed? I want some NEETbux...
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>>110183977
Shit's not easy bro, they'll try medicating your ass first, before maybe one of those pill pushing psychiatrists can arrive at that conclusion. Might take years.
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>>110183991
What do you have to do? Are you personally like in a diaper shitting yourself level of tism or what? The problem is I'm pretty sure I'm just moderately autistic. I'm not above shitting myself into front of some shrink for NEETbux though.
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>>110184018
I didn't even ask to be diagnosed, bitch just pulled that diagnosis out of her ass surprising the fuck out of me. All I wanted is for her to find a way to get me off those awful antidepressants without going insane from withdrawals cause they were making me fat and no desire for sex, which is like chemical and social castration. She just went through my journal and started babbling how I'm bad with the opposite sex and like collecting things. Which is not entirely untrue. Because I am a gacha tard and constantly save pictures that interest me. Although I've been pretty successful with women and took some virginities.

I wanted to slap her ass right there for implyin I'm on the spectrum.
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>>110180802
That pic explains why my YouTube feed is full of vids saying programming is dead
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>>110173065
>Everyone in here talking as if the Jevons Paradox don't exist.
It doesn't.
Half my steam library has 0 hours of playtime, and I haven't used photocraft once yet, despite looking for a solid photoshop alternative for years.
The real paradox is the online dating paradox.
Once you have too many choices at too little cost, you don't want any of them anymore.
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>>110182013
>things hasnt changed much for experienced people
t. hasn't looked for a job in the last two years
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>>110182046
Laaaaame
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>>110184137
15 years.
The bootcamp craze and jeetmaxxing started around 2010-2012 with the smartphone and social media explosion.
You could realistically expect to get a job up until then.
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>>110184159
nah, the last 2-3 years were particularly brutal. newcomers are 100% fucked, but even experienced devs are lining up for work. days of getting 3 decent job pitches a day in your inmail are over. it often takes months to get a good offer. it will be only getting worse.
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>>110184038
So you kind of got forced into being an autist and you got NEETbux after? Kind of ideal tbdesu.
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>>110184180
>it often takes months to get a good offer.
No different than 2012.
I tried to make sure I had $20k saved to survive up to a year between jobs.
Every generation of programmers has newcomers who don't understand how bad things have been or for how long.
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>>110179392
>use our above average intelligence to order the double digit tradies around and still have a comfy job
You know there were smart people in humanities every era, right?
But, anything to cope I guess. Poor wrench and hammer monkeys. Heh.
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>>110174478
yeah i got it for autism
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>>110179404
yeah
the job used to at least be somewhat interesting. funny how I've been avoiding management positions for years and now I've become a manager of agents
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>>110179392
Funny thing is this thing happened not that many years ago.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrington_Event

>It created strong auroral displays that were reported globally and caused sparking and even fires in telegraph stations

If this caused fires in telegraphs from 1859, you can imagine how irreparably mangled any piece of silicon on the surface of the planet would be. Including the machines that make the machines.
This was a mere 167 ago. This can happen any day.

>>110180527
fucking LMAO
You have no fucking idea on how dependant everything is on electronics today. You can't even have potable water on your tap without a billion electronics in between.
We're talking about a cataclysmic event like humanity never faced. There would be widespread hunger and chaos.
And I'm not even taking into account the inevitable 3rd world war by the huge destabilization.
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I will keep doing my job and saving money until the boss decides it's time for me to get fired, if ever.
And if it happens, I'll be living on neetbux until the governments of the world decide what to do with this mess.

Or the most likely cause:
AI becomes so expensive that they need to hire me back.
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>>110172850
Try to pivot to PLC in EEE or robotics lol
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>>110186931
consumer level electronics probably won't be that much affected
power grid and satellites will be hurt the most
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>>110186931
>>110181907
solar flares are a meme try to calculate it for a real wide area effect you need a single giga connected grid which isn't possible these days since everything is buffered.
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>>110187606
>consumer level electronics probably won't be that much affected
And why do you think that is the case when the typical CPU works in the sub 1 Volt range nowadays?

We would be lucky if our Game Boys survive.
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>>110172850
I'm pivoting into suicide once I inevitably get laid off
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>>110179164
>robots give each other a wave
>tfw clankers are going to be better coworkers than most people ever will
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>>110187606
>>110187718
>In June 2013, a joint venture from researchers at Lloyd's of London and Atmospheric and Environmental Research (AER) in the US used data from the Carrington Event to estimate the cost of a similar event in the present to the US alone at US$600 billion to $2.6 trillion (equivalent to $794 billion to $3.44 trillion in 2024[31]),[3] which, at the time, equated to roughly 3.6 to 15.5 percent of annual GDP.

>In addition to this effect on the general economy, there is also research that highlights the potential consequences of a large geomagnetic storm on agriculture. The effect here is indirect, meaning via the loss of access to agricultural inputs like fertilizer or pesticides, due to a disrupted industrial production. This has been estimated to potentially reduce yields by 38–48% globally, with yield losses of up to 75% in some areas like Central Europe.[32]

Widespread hunger translates to societal colapse and wars.
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>>110173065
>Learn to talk, learn to sell.
Therein lies the heart of the problem
I hate people. I hate interacting with people.
If I could, I'd live under a rock on a mountaintop in buttfuck-nowhere as a hermit.
I'm not built for selling. I'm not built for human interaction.
I despise each and everyone of you.
To be precise, most of you are my enemies.
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>>110187136
ThriftyGODS FTW!!!
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>>110172850
yeah but that's if maccas was actually affordable to the end consumer there would be jobs for them
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>>110179392
>pic
The main issue is food and water shortages which would be resolved for better or for worse within a few months or years tops. Tech in a stable, recovering society wouldn't be worse than 1940's level in the worst case scenario.
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>>110172850
Crime
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>>110173253
If its really that pointless, why not say "fuck it" and go try and make a change? Or at least find something worth dedicating your life to. There are worthy and just causes. There are always people worse off than you.
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>>110190177
you can retire in a year with the right career in crime. huge risk huge reward
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>>110187136
>my life is somebody else's problem
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>>110173065
Pretty much this, but it doesn't even require being le entrepreneur. You are already safe at any serious company, if you're competent and capable. This means
>you can talk to clients and understand their needs
>you can talk to the less-technical business guys and communicate what you're doing/what needs to be done
>you can effectively manage a team
If your skills are limited to copy and pasting from stackoverflow it's over for you already. If you're a little better than that and your specialty is being a "puzzle solver" guy who spends a week or two eking out a 0.01% efficiency improvement, then you've probably got a couple months to a year left. Just stop being autistic and you will have literally no problem. Even if they did cut you, I'm sure in your career you've built up a massive reputation for delivering results and have a huge network of people who would jump at the chance to get you on their team. Right?
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>>110173674
>the medical industry
They can keep licking, it's going to be ages before somebody feels good about having a robot dentist finger their mouth for example. Or get robot surgery. Yeah, talk-only medical appointments or diagnoses that amount to lookup tasks can be automated out. The entire physical side of examinations, procedures, and even diagnostic lab work is completely out of reach. Maybe a pharmacist could be replaced with chatgpt running a pill vending machine but the entire medical industry? Decades away.
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>>110187773

The wave was for demostration, it was cut to increase efficiency in the next software update.
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>>110178778
Okay, well you can keep coding as a hobby if you enjoy it then. Nobody's stopping you. The thing people like you don't understand is that to be gainfully employed, you need to do economically valuable work.
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>>110190192
Yeah but then you have to escape from country to some cheapass brown shithole like thailand and be surrounded by their screeching sounds of a language for the rest of your life.
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>>110172850
>pivot
neet
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>>110174459
>>110183288
thanks for letting us know
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>>110187434
I've been thinking about this but it seems like this field is really small and you probably need to know more than what a CS degree and fullstack teaches you. Do yo know how much more you'd need to know?
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>>110180865
"don't go to college" is the new grift because we need more plumbers o algo
I don't mind it because we DO need more plumbers, ngl
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>>110190378
Instead of moving to Thailand you could go to some Caribbean island country, they're super recluse, no one thinks about them, and the quality of life is surprisingly pretty good (mostly).
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>>110173065
>salesman
lol
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>>110180865
They are pushing the trades now, the boomerjew needs more cheap handymen to fix his shitty rental property
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>>110190412
It was a pretty common advice since Steve Blowjobs, Zuckerfuck, Bill STD Gates were all dropouts. But then again it was the case of being at the right time, at the right place, with the right connections.
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>>110190430
Tbh I'm not a fan of coastal life or the weather that comes with it, storm seasons and rain kinda ruin my boner for picturesque views. Shit swimmer too due to bad air pollution where I was growing up that fucked up my lungs. My goto would be somewhere inland in a forest.
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>>110190492
The difference between them and 99% of other dropouts is that school was literally slowing them down. If you know what you're doing and where you're going, school just holds you back. For 99% of dropouts this isn't true though, they are just lazy.
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>>110172850
I was into cars for a long time and even worked at a retail shop. Retail shops suck and I would never work on passenger cars for the general public ever again, so I got my foot in the door at a fleet shop and I've been working firstly, not by book hour, and secondly, on bigger shit. They don't do a lot on the bigger shit so I'm moving towards DOT fleets in the service truck, it's pretty routine and I'm physically fit, pays twice what in shop does, let time pass and then pass on my resume as legitimate diesel experience to go work at a dealer where I can return to making 50+ an hour
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>>110190532
Not entirely true, tech is still an evolving field, there is opportunity to be had in the coming crisis
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>>110172850
The sphincter logo companies are paying me lots of goy sheckles to fill up threads by arguing both for and against AI, asking questions about AI, and black pilling AI so the goyim submit and give up.
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>>110190571
If you are a "top" researcher (and I mean top not just publishing papers about OnlyFans to Usenix https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity24/presentation/soneji), then sure. But most people contributing to the "evolving" of tech and are too retarted to understand things outside of web dev or whatever. And further advances have slowed down YoY signifigantly.
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>>110173004
kek
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>>110173028
被死的
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>>110182046
Or, you know, born with normal levels of testosterone.
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>>110182046
>you're somewhere between retarded and psychotic to want that.
Oh fuck off, faggot
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Pivot my dick into your asshole.
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>>110172850
I think I will become a Buddha
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>>110180454
>that's why software developers will still be employed
and I said otherwise exactly... where?
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>>110192070
Buddha was a rich noblemans son bro
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>>110172931
>no you can't eat cereal out of my armpit
lmao
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>>110181953
have you actually talked to CS graduates? CS degrees are worthless because many people fell for the meme. This sounds like cope, but I can't think of a single campus colleague that wasn't terrible mediocre at ANY comp sci related field. People know nothing. Everyone is retarded.

>>110178778
this happens only if you do NOT see work as a means to fulfill your life spiritually, and hobby-wise. Work should be work. You are getting paid to fucking do it, if not it would be called fucking eating chocolate. Your life should NOT become about your work.

>>110180451
>>110180627
real world businesses that ain't even got an IT department don't know shit. Even if they got the entire world's AI computing power to design a comprehensive system, it would look, work, and feel like balls.
Besides that, it takes quite some time, even if it's just braindead prompting. I'm covering the gap between the client and the LLMs productivity boosts.

>>110182534
Yes, new graduates got it tough. But, which field isn't making it hard for newcomers?

Post gets flagged. A vibe coded imageboard is on the way. I had a ton more written up.
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>>110190163
>not accounting for all the low IQ criminal shitskins and illegals everywhere who weren't part of Western 1940s society
ngmi.
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>>110190195
Yes sure, I am going to singlehandedly bring down the big AI corps with sheer hard work and willpower. Right?
Get a grip. This is a world-changing event. Something needs to be done at government level.
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this guy has pure supreme gentleman vibes in his 3 videos about this. Im worried for him.
>Hi Dan Unleashed here.
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>>110173552
i thought op was supposed to be gesturing like "claude eat this burger for me make no mistakes" and being surprised when it wasnt working
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>>110192677
It's fine he's not half chink, definitely half jew though
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>>110179164
>they instructed the waiter robot to thank the cook robot when taking the pizza
SOVL
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>>110190532
Good morning saaaar. The reality is that these jews and shabbos goyim had banker families and stole the work of people who did what you are describing.
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>>110172850
>>110179164
These were already available with the 60s tech
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>>110192662
What exactly do you think I said? Its like youre replying to a completely different post.
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>>110190192
Getting rich off of crime without getting caught is very hard. The real money is in already being rich, then using crime to make yourself even richer. If you are a normie it's easier to just start a regular, legal business or just get a job.
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>>110193896
Sorry, I thought you were being sarcastic.
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>>110194731
I'm not trying to come off that way, sorry if I insulted you. My entire train of thought is like "Well, this is happening, no one is coming to save me so I need to really try hard to provide for my people" Govt and corpos will absolutely let it happen, we will be forced to do things we wouldnt otherwise want to do
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>>110172850
I hope to get in to porn. I've been doing PE and kegels ever since I heard the machines could generate reasonably functional code from a manager's poorly worded email.
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>>110195199
Ah yes, I agree.
In fact I am trying to somewhat prepare for the chaos that's coming.
I've taken it for a fact that we're going to either have wars over this, or a gigantic bubble pop.
Either way it's not going to be fun.
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>>110182206
lost
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>>110172850
I will pivot to Death.
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>>110179164
Why is the first fucker not wearing a hair net? Disgusting.
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>>110179392
you won't believe me how long I've been looking for this image
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>>110192032
>>110192016
I'm not seeing the same thing you guys are I guess.
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>>110197849
youre insane if you wouldnt fuck this
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