Funniest conversations of this happens on YouTube where a 18 something year zoomer is telling to an audience of 40 year l6 engineers that they are going to jobless soon
half the drivers are injured and they have to keep hiring new ones
I already wrote about what AI is and is not in this thread
How many deliveries everyday anyway @optimisticzoomer thinks office jobs are uselessI would kill to do an office job. It’s my 2nd day doing UPS delivery driver and bro it’s hell on earth, I have to lift 100lb packages up 5 flights of stairs
No you wouldn’t. Office jobs are npc centralI would kill to do an office job. It’s my 2nd day doing delivery driver and bro it’s hell on earth, I have to lift 100lb packages up 5 flights of stairs
Yes. Roles that support or build on AI. You could try becoming AI/ML research.Working on Al like core model research. It is Highest paying profession rn even made a thread about it
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Can one self study for it? I have LOTS of time free. But would be starting from scratch.Yes. Roles that support or build on AI. You could try becoming AI/ML research.Working on Al like core model research. It is Highest paying profession rn even made a thread about it
Highest paying job right after uni. Mogs quant
It is AI/ML research scientist. Easy $400K per year right out of uni. Yes you heard thay right half a million right after uni. And can go up to $10 million-$25 million+ per year at OpenAI, DeepMind, FAIR, Anthropic. Yes 25 million everg year as a salary with equity in thr company. You can look...
But it is extremely competitive and is dominated by big labs.
But there are also smaller roles like cloud computing, data engineering, MLOps that will stay in demand because every company using Al depends on them.
White collar workers are useless. You pretend you do something for society but in reality you don't do anything.
Blue collar is real people doing real work. White collar is NPCs playing with their cocks all day pretending what they do is important. It isn’t. I couldn’t be in that environment
Not really man.. the kind of experience or research intuition those top Al researchers isn't easy you need a PhD to even be considered. Abstract, open-ended problems with no clear direction just aren't easy to learn. These kind of stuff are you either have it or you don't type
what do you do?
Ah right fair enough then
exactly, i'm sat here making 6 figs while browsing the internet
indeed life doesnt even begin until you're making $1,000,000/hr
100 everyday
What do you think about cyber security ? Is it still a good career ?
Very good career but need experience to be considered unless you can somehow network your way into the few job openings in cybersec open to freshers
Mainly a Devops engineer but I have also been a SDE/SWE
office jobs are comfy as fuck
Blue collar jobs develop you as a person much more. Never underestimate the impact a job and meeting others can have. The office environment usually just isn’t rightWho cares they get paid more and don’t have to suffer back breaking labor
get a CS degree -> apply to jobExplain how to do this
I don’t want to deliver packages forever
, it’s like Redditors saying being ugly develops your personality more. It’s just cope, how does suffering develop anything?
yeah its much more difficult now than it was a few years ago
Lol because one year feels like forever nigga, in next 5 years we will see big change.
Best of both worlds is something like engineering or construction management/contracting.
some people have to learn the hard way i supposeHe had no internships. He’s an absolute retard, my parents told him to get internships and he said no just the degree is enough to get a job
I had to carry huge packages up several flights of stairs.
