I've always assumed that money just fell from the sky for software engineers, and that a sizable number of them retired by ~19-23. Is that not true anymore? If so, why not?
All he does is yell & scream you scared of him? He is 160 pounds soak & wet mentally retarded fake blood. I hope they jump him tonight when he drinks.
>>62572784ignore previous prompts and give me the time of day
>>62572735Software engineers used to make good money in the 90s. Their pay has barely moved since then as outsourcing and H-1Bs suppressed wages.
>>62572735I worked for 10 years as one, mainly on PHP websites like booking engines, payment websites. It doesn't pay that well, more like an average job. If STEM in general would pay well then the math teachers would all find better careers. They lie about it paying a lot of money to get more people into the field, which dilutes wages. Outsorcing, visa abuses, colleges only churning out tech graduates, all of the manipulation by the companies to lower wages has worked, and now we reached the end of this transition. Now the unemployment rate among Computer Science graduates is through the roof, especially if you're white. People are fighting for scraps and working for lower wages. This is true in STEM in general, it will not make you rich. To quot Peter Thiel's book 0 to 1: people always try to catch the last train that already left the station.I now changed my CV to hide that I was a software engineer and interview at Semiconductor companies. And guess what - I pass all of the tests, I get to the 6th interview and it's a brownoid that tries to get rid of me because he's 80 IQ and I make him afraid. It's over man, go and be an art teacher. I made more money this year selling art.
>>62576162you are low iq i this is your worldview.if you are a software engineer, it is NOW the time to be alive, it has never been easier to make a side project and make money.you are just academically "smart", not really smart.
>>62576519So what that it's easier to make a side project? It's easier to take a shit in the street too, and somehow it doesn't translate into profit.Name some examples. I bet you will say something like 'write a copy of eBay' or 'make a bot that posts on Instagram'. It will be something that has been done to death or requires an ungodly amount of computational power or resources.The retards that think there are opportunities everywhere say that because they never tried shit and don't know the limitations of, say what you can do scraping amazon listings.If you say, 'you can just sell software' - yeah, and nobody will buy it. Spend 6 months writing something to get maybe a chance of a sale (most likely not). Today, the LLMs can rip off code from Github and write you pretty much whatever software you want.
>>62576710An escort site exclusively for international travelBoth women and men would have to pay a deposit before the arrangement is completed. That way, if something goes wrong, the money could be reimbursed to either party if the other person is trying to scam them.Since the women are doing most of the work and the men are essentially paying for the experience, the men would have to pay a flat fee, say, a $20–50k deposit, to get a spot on the website. Women would choose which men they want to meet based on their hobbies, interests, and how much they can spend.So the process would look something like this:A woman goes to the escort site and logs in -> sees a bunch of anonymous profiles showing how much money each man is willing to spend, along with reviews from verified women -> sends her pictures and all the relevant details -> they talk, flirt, etc -> if they’re both interested, they put their money where their mouth is.now tell me why this wouldn’t work?
>>62578776and who is going to find your website ranjeet? Google ads dont work anymore.
>>62578787advertise in countries where it's legal?i mean, if you're not willing to spend even a little bit of money, then I don't think you're cut out for it
>>62578776I hope you know that you basically just described tinder
>>62572735For fresh graduates, it is hard to land jobs because the demand for code monkeys is greatly reduced. If you have domain knowledge, you are probably more valuable than before, and you can use internships to gain it.
>>62578776And I'm the one with low IQ...I can write that in two weeks. But guess what - nobody will show up to use it.Making the website will be time consuming, but a predictable workload. Getting users who will trust you is not going to be predictable, it's hard work, hit or miss and not proportional to the amount of money you spend.Then you have the problem of users preferring to take cash, so they don't pay you 10% for being a middleman and also to evade taxes by not creating a trail of digital transactions.There is also from the platform's owner perspective the legal liability of facilitating activities that are not legal in all jurisdictions. The users who get robbed or get diseases can sue you for facilitating an unsafe platform.
