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Anonymous

Any point in learning to code (...) 03/13/26(Fri)21:20:48 No.108366721

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Any point in learning to code right now? Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)21:20:48 No.108366721 Archived

Is it too late... will progress outpace a complete beginner at this stage? Will everything be locked in and everyone locked out in a year or two?

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)21:31:42 No.108366766

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)21:31:42 No.108366766

>>108366721
LLMs are plateauing. They can write code, but they can't engineer. We're approaching the best possible state of LLMs which will be 90% of code is initially generated by AI but needs to be reviewed by a human anyways for optimization and de-slopification. So yes there is still is a point in learning to code. Biggest threat to someone learning to code is probably Indians who will work for literal pennies, but that's been the case for the past 25 years

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)21:53:12 No.108366893

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)21:53:12 No.108366893

>>108366766

Do you recommend Python 1st or?

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)21:54:06 No.108366899

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)21:54:06 No.108366899

>>108366893
PHP

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)21:54:10 No.108366900

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)21:54:10 No.108366900

>>108366893
I recommend you to kill yourself.

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)22:00:56 No.108366927

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)22:00:56 No.108366927

>>108366899

What in the world is PHP

Anonymous
03/14/26(Sat)03:02:02 No.108368249

Anonymous 03/14/26(Sat)03:02:02 No.108368249

>>108366721
An upside to learning how to code is that you get to understand the code you're putting into production.