AI exists now

>>108190232
Why is like getting a software engineering job like taking a sat or something? It’s retarded and no other field is like this. There’s no doubt in my mind people are just cheating through their interviews now.

>>108190295
wdym? many jobs have accreditations and licenses to practice that you literally have to take a standardized test for

think: lawyer, doctor, nurse, pilot

>>108190232
fizzbuzz-tier devs got fired last month, dumb frogposter.

>>108190317
Dumbass, he's talking about in the interview process. Mechanical Engineers are given a "Hard" FEA test for example jeetcode style.

>>108190317
Doctors don't take exams at every hospital they apply to

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>>108190232
Did my post the other day inspire you? The one where I asked if you remember that "invert a binary tree" was considered an unfairly difficult problem to solve in a technical interview? Then stupid jannies deleted the thread.

>>108190353
>>108190339
When the market for devs was favorable, everyone turned up their noses at the idea of unionizing. Now it's too late for anything like a software developer license

>>108190371
i did not read your post and inverting a binary tree is not hard retard

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>>108190323
quite the opposite - ai made technical competence irrelevant. fizzbuzz chads will soon rule the world. virgin 10x devs better start applying to local mcdonalds.

>>108190323
5 seconds in Github Copliot:

[if mod i 15==0 then "FizzBuzz"else if mod i 3==0 then "Fizz"else if mod i 5==0 then "Buzz"else show i|i<-[1..100]]

Human produced on Feb 25, 2012 by Calvin Bottoms

[max(show x)(concat[n|(f,n)<-[(3,"Fizz"),(5,"Buzz")],mod x f==0])|x<-[1..100]]

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>>108190232
true, unlucky for you frogman
didn't have to solve any problems btw

>>108190393
>When the market for devs was favorable, everyone turned up their noses at the idea of unionizing. Now it's too late for anything like a software developer license
Union are the only antidote against unchecked capitalism.

>>108190393
>Now it's too late for anything like a software developer license
The day of reckoning is coming. When all these AI token subsidies start going away and companies have to pay their fair share, and once they have a workforce fully dependent on AI then the squeeze happens and companies will need to once again hire competent developers who can have agents complete tasks cheaply without wasting millions of tokens. In many ways the need for competency will be higher. Imagine if we lived in a world where you had to pay every time you hit the build button on your IDE/compiler. That's where we are headed.

>>108190353
Any fuck up and you lose a medical license forever. Years of practice speak for themselves.

>>108190393
Every union proposal I ever saw spent more time talking about pronouns than salary negotiation.

I can't imagine why they never took off.

>>108190477
>When all these AI token subsidies start going away
You can get a rough estimate of inference cost from API pricing of OSS models - they are dirt cheap. If OpenAi and Anthropic moves to using custom hardware like google do - their inference cost will go down by 5x. In a few years people will be consuming terrabytes of tokens everyday.

>>108190532
yeah bro union carpenters and electricians sit around all day doing land acknowledgement and affirming each other's gender

>>108190559
The electricity cost won't go down

>>108190232
(You) didn't have to study computer science
(You) could have chosen any other field of engineering or the classical sciences and you'll have found something in your interest
(You) did this to yourself

>>108190232
i am a mechanical engineer and software is just a hobby for me, dumb frog

>got a do nothing mom and pop software dev job straight out of college in 2017
>work there for a while, easiest job ever
>fast forward to 2021, I'm making about $78k. Still 0 expectations. Get along well with my coworkers.
>tech market gets hot, everyone is job hopping, I want to make the big salary jump but it's comfy. My brother suggests more ambition, I kind of agree. Decide to make the leap
>get another job for $115k. This one has expectations, some of my coworkers are dicks. It's fine though
>fast forward to 2024, I'm laid off. Get another job 2 months later for $140k, but it's an entirely indian shitshow of a company. I'm ready to leave after another month. Finally get laid off again after a year. At this point I hate my industry and all of the retardation in it.
>meanwhile all of my former coworkers at the original mom and pop shop are still chilling their with their comfy jobs. Product has barely changed in years they just sit there and click around.

Now I can't decide if I did the right thing. Obviously made more money overall but I lost my sinecure gig. I'm guessing I'd be making about $90k or so to do jack shit right now and that's fine by me.

>>108190559
Inference is such a tiny portion of total costs Training and capex are most of the costs. Companies need to eventually turn a profit, though Google can get away with burning money for awhile to undercut competitor pricing.

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>>108190232
>>108190295
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>>108190477

#include <stdio.h>
#include <limits.h>

int main(){

  unsigned long long i;

  for(i=0; i<ULLONG_MAX; i++){
    if      (i % 15 ==0) puts("Fuck tranny jannies");
    else if (i % 3  ==0) puts("Fuck trannies");
    else if (i % 5  ==0) puts("Fuck jannies");
    else                 printf("%llu\n", i); 
  }
  puts("And most of all FUCK JEWS");
}

>>108190232
I was actually asked to do a fizz buzz on my very first job interview. It was in person as well, three dudes sitting at a table, and me on the other side. I had to use a whiteboard and marker. I felt like I couldn't write shit without my IDE. I failed like a dumbass, even though I had practiced fizzbuzz back home.

>>108190232
You think that's bad? I was born in time and even got my degree before things went to shit and I STILL didn't get a job.

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>>108191568
>had practiced fizzbuzz
These are the people making 6 figures, by the way.

>>108191568
Yeah there's reasons I always caution people against using IDEs before they're comfortable with their language. Becoming dependent is one reason, and another is time spent learning your IDE is time not spent learning your language. The latter issue not only slows down your progress, it also increases the chance of quitting.