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by ineedausername 3y ago
these chatgpt questions... i mean bro, enough of this, please somebody do somethiiiin
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by ineedausername 3y ago
Maybe he didn't have much of a choice, or funds to buy a faster one. OP could always decide to go hermit ofcourse and live in the jungle eating roots, so he is partly to blame.
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by ineedausername 3y ago
dk but they do generate quite some traffic :p
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by ineedausername 3y ago
If you haven't yet, check out the sci-fi horror videogame called "Soma" :)
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by ineedausername 3y ago
this one gets it
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by ineedausername 3y ago
wait I thought AI is taking over, that's what the internet says
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by ineedausername 4y ago
It's a strange question. That "professional coder" term is such a misconception... i mean does anyone know of any experienced dev that consider themselves a coder?
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Most folk strugling are either UK or US based from what I see.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Social media. That's pretty much it. Really.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
> Even after a few years on the job, they're not proficient - it's weird It's because they focus on high level stuff and the latest frameworks.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Pure hell has just been predicted. :s
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by ineedausername 4y ago
marginally to not at all
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Exactly. The barrier is a lot higher, but it's advertised as exactly the opposite, which I can't help but find amusing.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
It's helping with fast explanations for pretty much anything. But the drawback is... it enables lazyness for the sake of "productivity", developer quality might significantly drop by spending less time doin propper research o
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by ineedausername 4y ago
+1. Remote is not healthy for everyone either, and we should stop pretending otherwise.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
I have a suggestion. Instead of trying to figure out what to build, why don't you start reading the source code of what others have built? For example, interested in blockchain and know some Golang? Why not start reading the Ethereum m
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Most people actually believe ai is taking over software jobs xd
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by ineedausername 4y ago
But it could be just temporary, I mean when the market finally shifts everyone will start advocating "learn to code" again.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
In his case not so much, i think he is competent based oh his portfolio.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
> If anyone has any helpful advice, I would love to hear it. Skip the Junior part, go for mid level and find a way to justify it. Somehow show that you already have 2 years of experience and you now qualify as mid. I'm not saying &
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Amen.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Terry Davis of course what question is this.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
No but I know a c++ guy who burned out, bought a sports accessories shop, went bankrupt and now he is refreshed and back at coding again :')
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Fair. To me the important question here is, will it reach a point of being almost flawless? I have no answer to that.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
When it will be possible to feed the ai codebases of millions of lines and then feed it Jira tickets for new features and bug fixes, and then get the exact result you need. Probably 50 years from now.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Well assuming I'm a wagie, how about some job security? :) And on the flip side, why would i put effort if not for such a reward.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
Held up? As in what, stood the test of time? Daggerfall and Morrowind are old games I still play. They don't make games with such depth nowadays.
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by ineedausername 4y ago
I got gigs several times both just linkedin cold-applying and from recruiters contacting me. > It's hard to decipher what a given organization is looking to accomplish sometimes. They don't care about sharing what the job is ex
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by ineedausername 4y ago
> I get the feeling from the news that the ruling class is driving us to war. Fear sells, means nothing. > Other than that, I don't know. What would folks who had to go through WW2 have told themselves if they could have sent a m
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by ineedausername 4y ago
The best advise I ever got was: "don't get advice from strangers on the internet" I got this advice from strangers on the internet.

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