>coding will be the new literacy>programming will lift people out of poverty and save the middle class.>going to coding boot camp will get you six figures right off the gate.>the app store is the new industrial revolution.>"I know Javascript" will be the new "I have a degree". Post your face when you didn't fall for the meme in the mid 2010s
>>109865855i didnt because i wasnt programming at that pointunless you count making morrowind mods as programmingdidnt the js people you make moolah, though?
Being a NEET has been paying off for me since forever.
>>109865855I almost fell for it, then I used LLM early on and knew it was gonna replace all devs sooner or later.
>>109865855it's>AI replaces vibecodersnow
>>109865917it replaces LLM users too
>>109865855I also remember >"everyone will have a 3D printer at home".What are the equivalent meme promises of this decade?
>>109865917>llms>replacing ***ALL*** devsnah, just the permanent underclass of low rank webshittersai will end up replacing us all, but not the llms
>>109865855All of this was true for at least a few years roughly 10 years ago thoughbeit
>>109865938You wish
>>109865953>3d printerseveryone who has a usecase for one seems to have onei remember back in 2007-ish i had a cousin who was working on 3d printed stuff, trying to find a usecaseback then it was frontier level techtoday half of warhammer dweebs own one to print their minis, it seemsntm all the makers, closeted engineers, and part time inventors too
>>109865855>the elites used you to form a disposable corpus>they remain aliveLooks like it worked out great for them.
>>109865981if you believe AI can replace humans then it will replace you
>>109865995i think they pushed too hard, too fast, and 10 years down the line they'll end up hanged from lamppostsa ton of people are gonna die in the meantime, though
>graduate with CS degree in 2010>make 6 figs>invest $30K/year until 2023>at least $1.3M portfolio when you're laid offlikely a whole lot more than that too. l2code was generally good advice
>>109866029You started in the mid 2000s at latest, it's natural that it would work out for you. And I congratulate you. But is said that by the time you hear about a gold rush, it's already too late, and for the coding gold rush that time was undeniably the mid 2010s.
>>109866084>implying it took more than 6 mos to get up to speed back thentoday the fucking competition is building llms on bilions worth of computeand you know whatfukken bring it onits not a fair fight but ive never been in one
>>109865927No the current one is: >the people who will emerge the winners are the ones who start learning AI prompts now
I only just recently picked up programming but for reasons unrelated to getting a job and whatnot. Feels good not giving a fuck. And I still make art. Nothing in my life has been impeded by AI technology.
>>109865855>"I know Javascript" will be the new "I have a degree". This is true though because degrees are worthless now as well.
>>109866198baste i guesseven if your picrel is actually unsettlinguuncanny valley with predatorial traits pushed to 11 kinda dealmission accomplished i guessalso programming is a powerful tool if you have ideasand given youre also an artfag you will probably leverage it at some point bc ideas guy == artfag to at least a modest degreemaybe the relation is even reciprocalmaybe guys who went too much into hard science lack creativity because its just thought patterns they never explored/activated/idk80% of /g/'s hard autists show this patternwhat if what they need to get to the next level is just pick up playing guitar, or drawing...?
>>109866273It's calmed down but /g/ has never really taken visual arts seriously in any capacity. This goes for all of it's mediums. It's why I sometimes like to make fun of the retards here for believing AI would replace everyone in every single creative field. Lots of one-sided spitefulness desu.
>>109866344i really think the solution is as easy as picking up an artistic craft, just for the sake of rounding one's skillsbut also de-facto create a situation where the person naturally activates lateral thinkingthe more i talk with you the more i thinkand the more i think, the more im sure theres something thereyeah, i think everyone should do some artistry at leasteven woodworking, or pottery counts ignow that i think of it, i actually have done alot of manual shit in my lifebut stuff like pottery- woodworking, even plasteringrecently i had an idea and maybe it tracks:geothermal, but pretty much everywhereand build to lastand heres where my plastering exp came in:the plastering is a layer of soft plaster, followed by a very hard 5-8mm layer of hard finishing mudfollowed by 2mm of soft mudand its an engineered solutionthe plaster proper is soft because it acts as an elastic buffer bw the shifts in the walls of a building (thowse who dont know, dont worry, every building shifts because a flat plane doesnt expand in all dimensions by the same amount. its a ratio of 0.01% lets say over 20cm thick vs 5m long. planes shift bc thermal expansion, and a house is engineered for that)soa soft layer to insulate against shiftsfollowed by a hard layer to pretact against impactsfollowed by a soft layer that sands easily for shortening the fine tuning processnow:how bout a hard tube in a soft materialbut in the ground, deep undergroundand how bout another layer of soft material to insulate against the hard shell failures?thats the kinda shit that potentially could make electricity for the next 10.000 years, no?bc all that to preserve the integrity of a pipe where you send water to get a temperature gradient to get useful work, possibly
i intuit theres a way to make even the pumping process passivecold water has a bigger density than warm oneso when the system will extract useful work, the temp of the water should be lowerso denser watermaybe theres an equilibrium there
>>109866412>>109866344Two people talking on 4chan without having an internet fight?Is it opposite day?
>>109865960so true! AI will automate everything except for whatever (You) personally are doing because you're such a special little person doing special little things.
>>109866109you are a middle schooler. go eat cereal or something
>>109866625ur zitingnah its gonna come in wavesground is lava kinda dealsome people were just sitting on lower rungs
>>109866746how far up the hierarchy are you king? should be bow to you?
>>109866759im nowhereim just telling you how it is
>>109866759move your ass to the next rungchoose the ladder that goes the highestwtf if you need to chase then dont waste time seething
>>109866771its fully jeet rat race pilled.
>>109866783>because giving up and letting yourself die is not eternal underclass-codedi will never justify your laziness faggot
>>109866797what are you gonna do with your first million dollar king? any investment tips?
>>109866812>any investment tipstheres no golden shot, always do due diligencestats are skewed, you hear about the golden shots from wallstreet bets because everyone else acked
>>109865855>mid 2010sIt was before that. That's when the federal government got in on the shilling but Zuckerberg was already putting posters in my school in 2009.>>109866029>>invest $30K/year until 2023>>at least $1.3M portfolio when you're laid offIf you could pull that off you wouldn't be accepting the pittance of a six figure salary you'd be a 7-8 figure hedge fund manager. That is a 33.6% annual fund growth from interest alone.
>>109866967that's literally the return from passive indexing a 60/40 US/INT portfolio
