>>108790615
Do you really want help, or are you just complaining?

>>108790656
I'm not sure if it's worth spending money on. I can at least still work on the physical computer if AI automates code right?

it's never too late. I saw a 90 year old man learn python before he died.

>>108790615
you will know if you should invest more time into it.
i laugh at all the people that tried to get into this field and say "i like using computers" ok...

You really can just vibe it all up now.
You can google search in normal conversational syntax whatever you're anxious about knowing. If you don't have any idea of what you want to learn you can ask it what are some useful things to know about how to operate a computer beyond simple tasks then ask more about whatever it says that sounds interesting.

>>108790615
Nigger I'm a 37 year old cokehead and I still learn new skills
sage

>>108790615
you should get an inexpensive ($20/month) ChatGPT account and ask it all the questions you’ve ever had and set it to Thinking (extended thinking)

>>108790666
Ok, part of community colleges are to prepare people for universities. The other part is to get people concrete skills to they can be trusted to do shit. Take cheap/free online classes at night from your local community college for small business, management, small business accounting, etc, and get those skills. While you're doing that, learn as much about Linux as you can, install 10 different distros, configure them, update, etc.

You want your value proposition in two years to be, I can be trusted to do small business shit and know Linux. This gives you enough options to develop into a computer guy or a manager guy or somewhere in the middle.

>>108790794
But would it be worth learning computer hardware at least? Someone has to build data centres or computers at least.

>>108790615
no