Is learning coding worth it

[KevinDurder]

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[Deleted member 104531]

No

 

[KevinDurder]

No

Why

 

[Deleted member 104531]

Why

Ts comment pmo

 

[Deleted member 118189]

No

Do u know how to code

 

[Deleted member 104531]

Do u know how to code

No

 

[Deleted member 118189]

Yes

 

[Deleted member 104531]

@TiktokUser why so serious

 

[Deleted member 101934]

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well yeah if ur planning to use it to make money because it pays a lot

 

[KevinDurder]

Yes

Great do you code?

well yeah if ur planning to use it to make money because it pays a lot

Ok where do I start
What should i learn
Also Mirin mr robot pfp

 

[Deleted member 101934]

Ok where do I start
Also Mirin mr robot pfp

i used to learn coding from paid courses that cost like a 100 bucks but im sure you can find useful shit for free

What should i learn

depends what ur interested in


i liked front developing so i spent most of my time learning JS

 

[Deleted member 118189]

Great do you code?

I’m in uni for comp sci, I know most of the important languages

 

[fluxx]

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worth it if u dont live in the US

 

[KevinDurder]

worth it if u dont live in the US

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i used to learn coding from paid courses that cost like a 100 bucks but im sure you can find useful shit for free


depends what ur interested in


i liked front developing so i spent most of my time learning JS

I’m in uni for comp sci, I know most of the important languages

Im interested in AI & program building and chatbots
where do i start

 

[Deleted member 118189]

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Im interested in AI & program building and chatbots
where do i start

I don’t do AI yet I will in future

 

[Deleted member 91663]

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In AI and machine learning, yes. Software engineering less so imo. ML is more specialized while software development can be outsourced overseas to people without degrees.

A lot of software dev is proecdural and can be done by gen AI now so it’s more competitive and there’s greater wage compression.

 

[fluxx]

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its hella saturated especially with high iq asians flooding the market
why would the employer chose you over hard working asians

 

[KevinDurder]

In AI and machine learning, yes. Software engineering less so imo. ML is more specialized while software development can be outsourced overseas to people without degrees.

A lot of software dev is proecdural and can be done by gen AI now so it’s more competitive and there’s greater wage compression.

I'm not learning to code to land a job or get employed. My focus is on building something profitable that generates strong cash flow. In that case, outsourcing and wage compression aren’t concerns what matters is creating something scalable and profitable.

 

[Deleted member 91663]

I'm not learning to code to land a job or get employed. My focus is on building something profitable that generates strong cash flow. In that case, outsourcing and wage compression aren’t concerns what matters is creating something scalable and profitable.

Okay but wage compression from outsourcing and AI affects profit margins. Machine learning is highly profitable and scalable with a good gpu.

There are online jobs where you get paid by the hour (like 20$ ) to do testing on your own schedule. It can aggregate to decent money if you work long hours. Not sure if that appeals though.

 

[Deleted member 101934]

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its nearly impossible to find a job with a computer science degree because of how satured it is, there is too many people and in the most cases where people get employed is on a job that underpaying them for their work

Im interested in AI & program building and chatbots

python is the most popular in that field, you can learn python anyhwere thats literally one if not the most popular coding language, you probably studied a small part of pyhton in elementary/middle school because its beginner-friendly and not that hard to learn