Same resources available to anyone else, Stack Overflow, Reddit, HN, Github... Ageism is a reality, particularly in the US, but IMO it is gradually fading out

Same resources available to anyone else, Stack Overflow, Reddit, HN, Github... Ageism is a reality, particularly in the US, but IMO it is gradually fading out as the stereotypical generation of piped piper style developers from the early-mid 2000s approach 40-50, many still in purely technical roles producing code better than ever. Also with the arrival of tools like ChatGPT and Copilot experience will become a much more valuable commodity than the ability to spit out code very fast or in large volumes by pulling out allnighters, something older developers with social and family commitments usually aren't able to do. This of course assuming you start using such tools.