Cybercrime, unironically

>>108190684
AI will make this a lot easier when the new vibecoded slop releases with non-existent security.

influencer. hopefully you did something interesting outside of the internet that you can bring to it.
considering the spongebob meme, though, you might want to look into something else.

You got dealt a shit hand, maybe some of it was your fault, maybe it wasn't, don't know/don't care.
Look for small businesses and offer your services. Maybe they can afford to hire you, but in this economy, I doubt it. Everyone is stretched thin.
Consider trades maybe.

>>108190740
Every company he’d find has already been email spammed by 100 different web crawling AI bots

redditification of the world what happens when one voice shines brightest for no apparent reason than its there and wont shut up, causing massive ebbs and flows, dont feel bad anon theres an absolute fuckload of people in the medical sector now too hunting that coronavirus money thats already dried up

>>108190773
That's why reaching out to them at career fairs is pretty much the only viable option these days sadly.

>>108190639
If you dome yourself please put on a dress first to help trannies pad their numbers

>>108190639
I should really get around to killing myself one of these days

>>108190684
This. With all the vibecoded shit, the cybersecurity will become a gold mine

if you really love COMPUTERS and not CODING, then you do what you should have started doing, be a sysadmin. get aws certs, ccnp and a random azure one. tada.

>>108190639
it's fucked up out there sorry man. have you tried getting a security clearance or looking for in person/relocation jobs? they can slim the competition a lot.

>>108190639
https://www.simplyhired.com/search?q=entry+level+IoT
https://www.tesla.com/careers/tesla-start
Or masters degree in some other Engineering field other than EE or CS, take FE exam, then go do that thing.
(Don't bother with Data Science or ML master's or any of that bullshit, this bubble will pop eventually)

>>108191756
retard

>>108190639
You have to think outside of the box. Times of despair and uncertainty are exactly when hidden opportunities appear.

>2000
>programming is over
>2008
>programming is over
>2026
>programming is over (You are here)

>>108193555
Pretty sure why people say its over is important, there weren't computers doing all the programming all that time ago.

>>108190639
Join the navy or air/space force active duty for 4 years.
Report every hangnail and tummy ache to medical. Then claim 100% disability when you get out.

You'll get $3000 a month for the rest of your life, free medical, 4 years experience and by then companies will be hiring again.

Or just take a minimum wage helldesk position and get some certs in your free time.

>>108193563
It's not over because of AI, it is over because of outsourcing, management greed, impostors taking over the entire industry and afraid to hire anyone talented enough to reveal the impostors as stupid, and big tech will not allow any new startup to come along and disrupt big tech's monopoly. big tech will crush you, stomp you out, and just reverse engineering your product even if, somehow against all odds, you manage to develop something useful which hasn't already been developed.

TLDR:the industry is saturated with fucking dunces.

>>108193573
this is a trap. fight your own war, boomer.

>>108193586
>Boomer
We're probably the same age

>>108190639
wish we had kompootah courses when I was at school

>>108190639
At least your not me. First 2 points the same, but I thought doing cs would ruin my love for it, for some retardedly random reason. Missed all of ZIRP.

>>108190639
buy an ad do ecom what do you have to lose $20 tiktok shop sell mouse traps make tutorials like an indian