Is learning to code a meme?

[Amexmaxx]

Is it really a high value skill? Is it over saturated??

 

[johnsmithcel]

currently no, it's not oversaturated. At least not everywhere. Idk what AI will do though in the next few years.

 

[Deleted member 21182]

Incel trait

 

[Deleted member 23017]

High value yes, but very difficult. Not even highly-paid unless you're senior. But that takes like 5-6 years so what's the point.

 

[Deleted member 15302]

coding is a basic skill like reading and writing in 2023

 

[Deleted member 18879]

impossible with an iq below 110

 

[JohnDoe]

I think it's fine, not oversaturated unless you're looking to become a webdev and even then you might be fine depending on where you're located. It is a difficult industry to get into but once you're in, it should be smooth sailing.

 

[johnsmithcel]

impossible with an iq below 110

High value yes, but very difficult. Not even highly-paid unless you're senior. But that takes like 5-6 years so what's the point.

It's not difficult lol. It's much easier than shit like engineering. That is unless you want to be working for Google or some gay shit like that. But if you want to be a semi-decent code monkey, it's not bad.

 

[Deleted member 23017]

It's not difficult lol. It's much easier than shit like engineering. That is unless you want to be working for Google or some gay shit like that. But if you want to be a decent code monkey, it's not bad.

It is difficult tho. That's why on average CS jobs are much better paid than IT jobs. There's a reason why.

 

[Deleted member 6217]

It will be a meme in a few years

 

[Deleted member 6217]

It's not difficult lol. It's much easier than shit like engineering. That is unless you want to be working for Google or some gay shit like that. But if you want to be a decent code monkey, it's not bad.

It is difficult tho. That's why on average CS jobs are much better paid than IT jobs. There's a reason why.

nah learning to code is pretty easy ngl

 

[jojoyou]

Coding is easy lol once you learn the basics, I learnt java, MySQL,mongodb,css,html and currently learning JS

 

[Deleted member 18879]

"it's easy because i can do it lol"

 

[Deleted member 23017]

nah learning to code is pretty easy ngl

I can code and it's hard. LOL at you saying shit with no practical experience, you guys don't work in IT. I was an azure admin until a couple of months ago, now I work with Kubernetes and Docker at my current company, and some Linux.

 

[johnsmithcel]

Coding is easy lol once you learn the basics, I learnt java, MySQL,mongodb,css,html and currently learning JS

through college or alone? How much are you making?

 

[jojoyou]

I can code and it's hard. LOL at you saying shit with no practical experience, you guys don't work in IT. I was an azure admin until a couple of months ago, now I work with Kubernetes and Docker at my current company, and some Linux.

What do starters need? I am finishing my clg soon and I aim to be a full stack Dev. What do they usually ask for test and hr rounds for these roles?

 

[johnsmithcel]

It is difficult tho. That's why on average CS jobs are much better paid than IT jobs. There's a reason why.

Yes, but most people can make it as some sort of code monkey. Whereas if you're not high IQ, you probably won't be doing any engineering.

 

[Deleted member 6217]

I can code and it's hard. LOL at you saying shit with no practical experience, you guys don't work in IT. I was an azure admin until a couple of months ago, now I work with Kubernetes and Docker at my current company, and some Linux.

azure devops? that's just planning lol
I don't think it's that difficult since there is infinite amounts of information and help online.

 

[jojoyou]

through college or alone? How much are you making?

Clg, but I learnt it all alone tbh cuz I am a athletecel. I got internship offers from MANG companies but I rejected because I wanted to apply for full stack Dev.

 

[Deleted member 6217]

I can code and it's hard. LOL at you saying shit with no practical experience, you guys don't work in IT. I was an azure admin until a couple of months ago, now I work with Kubernetes and Docker at my current company, and some Linux.

 

[Deleted member 23017]

azure devops? that's just planning lol
I don't think it's that difficult since there is infinite amounts of information and help online.

Lmaoolo that doesn't mean it's going to be easy. But yeah at least it's free

What do starters need? I am finishing my clg soon and I aim to be a full stack Dev. What do they usually ask for test and hr rounds for these roles?

If full stack, you gotta know HTML, CSS, PHP and python is also much preferred for back-end stuff. You need to show logical thinking skills beside coding knowledge.

Yes, but most people can make it as some sort of code monkey. Whereas if you're not high IQ, you probably won't be doing any engineering.

Well theoretically yes but actually being hired and STAYING employed is a completely different matter.

 

[Deleted member 23017]

Yeah lol I run a Debian and RHEL6 server at home for fun stuff beside my Windows computers.

 

[Deleted member 6217]

Yeah lol I run a Debian and RHEL6 server at home for fun stuff beside my Windows computers.

based yakhi I have my own thinkpad x220 where i run my own customized debian based incel OS

 

[johnsmithcel]

Lmaoolo that doesn't mean it's going to be easy. But yeah at least it's free


If full stack, you gotta know HTML, CSS, PHP and python is also much preferred for back-end stuff. You need to show logical thinking skills beside coding knowledge.

Well theoretically yes but actually being hired and STAYING employed is a completely different matter.

just apply for what you're capable of. I won't be applying for any FAANG jobs and i'm okay with that. Just wanna live a simple life as a simple codecel.

 

[Deleted member 23017]

just apply for what you're capable of. I won't be applying for any FAANG jobs and i'm okay with that. Just wanna live a simple life as a simple codecel.

Yeah but if you wanna get rich so you can afford health... well, that's a different beast. Healthcare is crazy expensive everywhere, surgeries, drugs etc

 

[Deleted member 24367]

anyone learning to code and thinks theyll be successful has fell for the CS meme

 

[johnsmithcel]

Yeah but if you wanna get rich so you can afford health... well, that's a different beast. Healthcare is crazy expensive everywhere, surgeries, drugs etc

sure, but if you want to be rich, you're probably going to have to be smart and work hard whatever it is that you do.

 

[Deleted member 22253]

Which mogs - engineering or cs? I have never coded before / never taken cs classes but I learn things pretty easily and my iq is decent. All I care about is getting the best degree for money

 

[Deleted member 23017]

sure, but if you want to be rich, you're probably going to have to be smart and work hard whatever it is that you do.

Lol nah in reality it's a game stacked against most people. If you wanna be rich you have to have been born rich to begin with. Just look at Bezos, Gates, Musk etc

 

[Deleted member 23017]

Which mogs - engineering or cs? I have never coded before / never taken cs classes but I learn things pretty easily and my iq is decent. All I care about is getting the best degree for money

Then become a really good coder. IT is never paid as good as CS.

 

[johnsmithcel]

Then become a really good coder. IT is never paid as good as CS.

what do you mean by IT? Isn't CS included in that?

Lol nah in reality it's a game stacked against most people. If you wanna be rich you have to have been born rich to begin with. Just look at Bezos, Gates, Musk etc

well yeah, I don't mean that level of rich.

 

[Deleted member 22253]

Then become a really good coder. IT is never paid as good as CS.

I want to do chemical engineering not IT but if CS pays better I guess I could do that. Would be kinda shit for social circle maxxing though since I would be in a class of smelly incels?

 

[Deleted member 23017]

I want to do chemical engineering not IT but if CS pays better I guess I could do that. Would be kinda shit for social circle maxxing though since I would be in a class of smelly incels?

idfk

 

[Deleted member 19453]

Yeah lol I run a Debian and RHEL6 server at home for fun stuff beside my Windows computers.

what do you do with your own server?

 

[Deleted member 23017]

what do you do with your own server?

I run stuff on it.

 

[Deleted member 19453]

I run stuff on it.

yeah obviously but what

 

[kranerman23123]

high value? C based languages were literally DESIGNED so that any monkeybrained idiot could be thrown on a computer learn it in 2 years and act as a cog. There are 80 iq unskilled worker currycel programmers who literally make less then minimum wage freelance and some 145iq genius AI developers who are making over 500k a year. Completely dependent on your IQ level and also creativity. It's less about how good you are more about how creative you are.

 

[kranerman23123]

Then become a really good coder. IT is never paid as good as CS.

"Just spend 16 hours a day working on projects you will never make money off of building your portfolio and doing leetcode so that you can maybe get a 6 figure job!" Telling someone to become a programmer is honestly like telling them to get into crypto trading

 

[kranerman23123]

currently no, it's not oversaturated. At least not everywhere. Idk what AI will do though in the next few years.

Considering I can have playground write entire text based adventure games with unique settings and quests with little to no compiling errors and this is just what is available to the public? I reckon AI will unironically take over 50% of the industry, considering msot of the industry just does devops and keeps things up to date. Ai can do that perfectly fine

 

[Deleted member 6217]

Considering I can have playground write entire text based adventure games with unique settings and quests with little to no compiling errors and this is just what is available to the public? I reckon AI will unironically take over 50% of the industry, considering msot of the industry just does devops and keeps things up to date. Ai can do that perfectly fine

indeed, only top of the top programmers will remain to adjust and implement ai generated code

 

[Deleted member 24367]

Which mogs - engineering or cs? I have never coded before / never taken cs classes but I learn things pretty easily and my iq is decent. All I care about is getting the best degree for money

CS. but if ur in US either, engineers make good money too. keep in mind simply attending class is enough. you have to grind from day 1 in a cs degree at a good college. making projects, practicing DSA and doing leetode, preparing for interviews. colleges rarely prepare you for all this so you have to do it yourself.

 

[Deleted member 24367]

Considering I can have playground write entire text based adventure games with unique settings and quests with little to no compiling errors and this is just what is available to the public? I reckon AI will unironically take over 50% of the industry, considering msot of the industry just does devops and keeps things up to date. Ai can do that perfectly fine

software engineers don't just write code. ai will simply just make work easier for them.

 

[kranerman23123]

software engineers don't just write code. ai will simply just make work easier for them.

Almost all SWEs I know prety much spend all their time at work resolving tickets. This is quite literally what AI was designed for in the first place.

 

[Deleted member 6128]

It's a high value skill dont let retards tell you otherwise

 

[DarkTetrad]

It's oversaturated but it's still a very useful skill to have.

 

[Finalcut123]

AI mogs codecels

 

[Respalier]

it's not a meme. you just have to find a decent niche. I know a guy who makes between $10k and $25k a month (his monthly income never dips below $10k) just from selling video game cheats. literally all you need to do is learn C++, ASM and how to reverse engineer and this is feasible in about 1 to 3 years depending on your previous experience + the help you receive from others (it's easier when someone helps you figure things out) + how fast you learn in general. If one day you need "a real job" you can leverage the skills you learned by applying to a cybersecurity position.
I know another guy who makes $350k a year working in a company where he deals with databases, but he's been working there for 20 years and went to school for that.
but since this forum is allergic to putting in effort 99% of you reading this and who decide to learn programming will never be anything more than code monkeys and I'm wasting time posting this.

 

[MentalistKebab]

Lol nah in reality it's a game stacked against most people. If you wanna be rich you have to have been born rich to begin with. Just look at Bezos, Gates, Musk etc

Tbf we shouldnt focus on billionaires when we talk about getting rich, cuz all of our desires that requires money can be bought we before we reach 100 millon $.

So instead of focusing on global billionaires who are the sons of millionaires, we should focus on local millionaires who are the sons of poor/middle class families.