Overpaying web sloppas was never sustainable in the first place.
The market just corrected itself.

>>108094774
Corrected itself into oblivion.
Hardly seems fair to the serious engineers.

>>108094762
>>Now it's a smoking pile of rubble, the first on the chopping block for automation and exudes what can only be described as a pitiful & miserable aura.
Good. Normies were never meant to benefit from high-paying remote tech jobs. Now the market is correcting itself--better late than never--and many are being chucked out of the industry thanks to AI advancements.

>>108094762
>100k+ after completing a 6 month Javascript or Python bootcamp
So expensive incompetence got replaced by cheap automated incompetence

>>108095500
>AI advancements
You mean outsourcing to jeets. How does Rajesh taste?

>>108095933
My company doesn't outsource work to jeets.

>>108095886
Society sure does run on a lot of incompetence. How has it not totally fallen apart by now? The problem has bled into every aspect of society. I only expect it to get worse as more and more people embrace this notion of “letting the AI know everything so we don’t have to know anything” and letting anti-intellectualism destroy technology.

developers developed themselves out of a job
imagine being so stupid as to actively work on and champion something that would replace you

>>108094762
Sad thing is those lottery winners that got in then now have "experience" so get to make $300k as senior workers and are easily hired because, once again, experience. All because they were in the right time at the right place, pure luck. Employment is a joke, may as well go to Vegas and hit the blackjack tables etc. as the job game is a farce.

>>108096703
somebody was going to do it eventually, and people have mouths to feed