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Is AI dead yet?

How do women walk in those pointy narrow shows, it looks like torture.

>>109953599
Men think in terms of practicability. "These shoes feel comfortable, have a firm grip, keep my feet warm and don't tire me out on long walks". Women, on the other hand, primarily care about looks and social status. "These shoes make my legs look longer and my ass bigger. And they are more expensive or at least look like that compared to what Jannet has."

>>109953526
Cut yer nails, sista!

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>claude do this for me
>claude do that for me
>claude write this new app for me
This fucking industry is a joke. I am a joke, but this is what the customer wants me to do. I want to go back.

>>109953599
It's why every older woman has a bunion

>>109953526
How do people actually get to work at 8:30 am? I call into standup from bed at 10:30 and might make it into the office around 1:30 pm on the days I have to go in
Like what possesses someone to do that, do you like your job that much

>>109953526
AI stripped me from finding a curlyheaded lightskin tech girl

>>109953526
is it normal to have that many meetings?

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>>109953769
Sometimes but especially for daycare jobs.

>first indian employee
>thank god not at our location
>ear grating accent
>a.i. generated super cat image
just kill me

>>109953526
She's hot so it's okay

>>109953876
it's jest your monkey Braun telling you to bleach her and save her white DNA from disappearing

>>109953769
No, usually there are more.

>teaching my agent to use our project website
>he keeps saying it’s garbage
>"i noticed some fields give errors or are blank which is strange"

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>October 1st

Time is a meme.

>>109953526
>engineer
She's not an engineer tho.

>>109954155
death sentence to anyone using the word engineer when not talking about people using protractors, hardhats and the like
t- application "engineer"

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>>109954229
Even a bigger joke we have IT engineers many of whom don't have CCIE or even a Masters Degree. But in the US Engineer is not a protected title. Real engineers get licenses fake ones get credentials.

>Only 3 mentions of Sangfor in the archive
Anyone else know anything about that chink company and their products? Apparently we're planning on moving some of our existing tech stack to their offerings soon

holy shit being a tech lead FUCKING SUCKS
i'm basically the team's JANITOR and all the "power" i have amounts to rejecting PRs, which is literally bad for my own metrics
why didn't you stop me /twg/

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>>109954373
>getting promoted sucks
>not getting promoted sucks
I'm gonna lose it

>>109954323
>IT engineer
>no CCIE
>no Master's Degree

Hey that's me!

>finally got my job offer
>every other place I had crickets from for months finally want to schedule interviews
reeeeeeeeeeeeee

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>>109954373
CLEAN IT UP JANNY

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>>109954427
>Jobless loser wants a job
>Gives Stacie's at these companies the dried clam ick.
>Get a job offer from another woman
>Suddenly you are a married man with a ring on at the bar
Many many such cases its like they know man. Also its why if you are lucky you job hop away with a current job since bitches love gossip. But they hate men that complain.

>>109954373
Being a "lead" means that you are part of the production team. You are a production assistant now.

>>109954441
at least I got to send them smug "thanks for your interest let's stay in touch for future opportunity emails" messages

>>109954323
lmao i have a HS diploma and 0 proper certs.
the one time an interviewer asked me about the title we had a different interpretation of what it meant

>>109954373
i sent 1(one) CV for a team lead position despite no prior experience in a leadership position.
i figured the job is mostly keeping track of issues through an excel sheet, asking people if they have something blocking them on outstanding issues, and summarize stuff for the big honcho.
i figured i can do that for a fully remote job and a 30-50% pay bump lmao.

am i getting this right?

>>109954398
This. I think I've lost it already.

>>109954499
>am i getting this right?
nta, but yes. I basically fell into that, originally applied for a technical position, ended up landing management. It's a lot of politics and dealing with beuracracy, but having a legit tech background and understanding comes in a lot, and you'd be surprised how untechnical most upper level management is. Being able to explain complex stuff to them is like talking to children.

>>109953526
found her extremely grating until she shortened her nails and my opinion suddenly flipped to completely neutral. good to know im not racist or sexist or a bad person and just hate impractically long nails.

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>staging, QA, and PROD environments all went down yesterday due to a billing error

>>109954012
I don't think it's thinking about the white race, but yet, essentially. She has a great arse

>>109954578
But goy, hating on long nails makes you misogynistic and antisemitic. Be a better cattle and donate all your income to onlyfans models.

>>109954567
frankly, i'd prefer a tech position, but if i can land the kind of management that's still close to the tech side, i can make it work.

i like to keep notes for everything, and on my spare time i help elderly people with computer stuff, so i'm pretty sure i can manage non-tech people asking me to keep tabs on issues.

i just wish i had better knowledge on the specific tech stack they're asking for, but eh doesn't hurt to try

>>109953526
>engineer
>GIS Analyst spending 4 hours to tile rasters and getting stumped on tile matrix incompatibility

I've picked one. AI is coming for the GIS dweebs, just not via Esri who'll protect their username and vendor locks until the bitter-end

>>109954838
Ment userbase. Fuck phone posting

>>109954838
AI is coming for every job, there is no safe niche.

>>109953688
it's the opposite. I hate my job so much and if I come in early I also can leave early

>>109954881
>can also leave early
this never happens

>>109954895
yes it does. i'm not staying a minute longer than i have to

>>109954904
you get judged for being the first to leave, no one remembers you got in early

>>109954923
Americans truly are peak cattle.

>>109954923
i don't give a shit. i'm not american
>>109954930
this. they are literal slaves. the nazis were right about them

>>109954850
They are already making robots for roofing and tiling. Chinks just keep dumping money into the sector like no tomorrow.

>>109954974
The goal is to make AI and robots good enough to at least somewhat replace or supplement workers. Eventually either everyone will be out of a job or working on mega-projects that previously wouldn't have been possible. We are a team of three devs and there's already talks of us building a specialized software for our company with the help of AI. SaaS is dead.

>>109954923
>>109954930
>>109954953
Do you dumb niggas not have flex time in your country?

>>109954988
Amazon overprovisioned with SaaS/IaaS/PaaS to the point that they had to dump the face melting compute into something else.

>>109954930
>>109954953
it's not american it's human nature

someone coming in at 10 and leaving at 6 is considered a harder worker than someone arriving at 8 leaving at 5

>>109955063
NTA i wish more places did 6-2.

>>109953526
Fuck you Rajesh. I'm glad AI is taking jobs. You might even outlast me but it will get you.

>>109955086
Really depends on where you are located vs your 'team' if you're remote. I tend to work between 5AM-Noon local. Might have one or two meetings a week at 1PM, but they're usually short, or canceled. It's not hard to do if you don't abuse it, just make it clear that you're working multiple timezones, and sometimes you work outside of them. You have to let others know this, so they don't expect an instant reply outside of your office hours.

>>109954991
MIGAcattle

what do you call those fuckers who always small talk you in teams before getting to the point

>>109955446
Niggers

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>>109955428
So your jeet ass doesn't have flex time? Lmao

>>109954441
>pic
Fucking lmao

>>109953526
t. retards reacting to obvious social media retards production

>>109955465
How dare you talk about Vance's wife like that? He's the designated loser of the 2028 presidential election.

>>109955465
at my last job, we did. it was pretty based. current job is so fucking dysfunctional and retarded, I don't even know what's going on. only thing keeping me is job security and I keep getting promoted to higher levels of incompetence.

>>109955522
I work at a MSP we have zero job security. Anon if government jobs can get cut then so can you.

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>>109955516
No one cares about your gay countries gay ass political war faggot.

>>109954953
>>109955063
you're not thinking corporate enough.
if someone complains about you leaving early, point out that you're effectively
>extending the operating hours of your team
>covering for people who might have to take the kids to school, or arriving late
>promoting healthy work-life balance

>>109955531
To be fair, the advantage with some government work is it legally can't be outsourced and in some cases, applicants would need to have or be willing to go through the humiliation ritual known as clearance application. You may be bounced around, but getting a new job isn't *that* hard.

>Mutt based team sharts everything through a deficit in their design
>They fucked up because they didn't follow the (only) correct way to do X purely our of ignorance, not due to some elaborate justification
>Internal racism victim thirdie teams blame themselves and decide to own cleaning up the shart
My god this shit is so souls crushing. The kind of shit mutt bases retards get away with no justification but "hehe me more expensive" is unholy and it's all enabled by thirdie managers. I wish they'd grow some balls and tell them to fuck off for once.

>>109955769
They have to bend the knee. That's it. Either way, I've been on the other side of this, where I, an American, told some argie his shit code allowed for arbitrary code execution on the backend and he flipped his shit like a whiny bitch. It seems a lot of codie retards unironically have an ego problem no matter the nationality.

>>109953526
>around 4 hours of actual work and nothing that couldn't be done from home

>>109955788
Well actually if it was the other way around it would 100% the responsibility of the thirdies. Its funny because I worked with a lot of international teams and its always like this
>European devs just do whatever hardcoded shit that works with no regard to long term shit
>Mutts have gigantic egos and would rather die than admit they fucked up, only Asians ones are reasonable though
>Indians are a mixed bag of either total retards or 200 iq chads, but they always take all the shit while doing most of the work on the background

>>109955788
>>109955826
My favorites would probably be Brazilians, they have the chill attitude of Europeans while being competent and respectful. Probably my favorite people to work with.

>>109955842

Brazilians are fairly egoless which is critical

my job has been great so far and I love coming in to the office for the free coffee and discounted food court!

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I would rather work with an incompetent tranny than a competent jeet

okay but seriously why do they all smell like that? It's like one certain smell.

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I work in QA and I'm proud

im just a 23-teen year old kid, why am I expected to work?

>>109956712
Who says you are? Feel free to starve

>>109953688
I'm still in bed

>>109956508
what the hell does QA do all day anyway?
just uses the latest version of whatever application/program and try to see anything breaks?
then opening bugs/issues to the programming team?
and this takes up 8 hours every day?

>>109957099
yes

>be frontend dev on small team 6 months into the job
>boss suddenly assigns me an important backend heavy ticket that’s extremely complicated with a dozen subtasks on it
>have no backend experience and no knowledge of the backend codebase
>tell him I’m probably not the one who should be doing this ticket
>he insists I do it and tells me to just ask other devs for help if I need to
>other devs don’t even know anything about this feature and are useless at offering any kind of help
>sit there doing nothing for almost 2 weeks now pretending to work on the ticket
>have a standup on Monday where I have no idea what I’m supposed to say I’ve been working on
Is this just their way of pushing me out of the company after realizing they don’t need to pay a frontend engineer anymore now that Claude can do all of it? Should I just quit on my own before Monday to avoid embarrassing myself in front of the entire team?

>>109957215
Are you not allowed to use AI at work? If not, your best shot is probably paying for Mistral out of pocket and using the GLM5.3 model to work through your task without your boss finding out.

>>109953526
this was a different time. it would take some balls to post a video like that in 2026.

>>109957235
How would he not find out that suddenly I’m able to write all this backend code when I’ve never done that before and have no experience in it? He’s either going to fire me for not being able to do the work or for submitting 100% AI generated code and lying about it. I don’t see any other possible outcome from this.

>>109957410
You let AI explain you every step. Just say you researched a lot or something.

>>109957410
Don't do it -> get fired
Do it with AI -> maybe get fired, but make him seethe / look stupid

>>109957215
Must be embarrassing to be this retarded

>>109957571
Anyone who still calls themselves "frontend developer" in 2026 is just gone. Nowadays you're either a fullstack AI engineer or jobless.

>>109957592
Then I guess I’m going to be jobless and unemployable from now on because I’ve spent my entire life doing nothing but frontend, over 20 years now including the time I did it as a hobby before it became my career. I have no other skills and I’m not smart enough to acquire the skills needed for modern backend programming. If it was just writing php and sql queries like back in the 2000s I could manage it, but the sheer amount of frameworks and services you need to be an expert in today to do backend is absolutely insane.

>>109957665
I guess you should just quit if you're too stupid to adapt with AI.

>>109957702
Adapt to what? Am I just supposed to pass off Claude generated code as my own while pretending to know what I'm doing? Even if I could do that (and I can't because I don't have the lack of morals to convincingly keep up that lie) how long is that going to last before they realize they can just do it themselves and they don't need to pay someone $100k a year just to be a middleman talking to a chatbot?

>>109957744
You just suck dude. Imagine being a boomer who only knows JS and some PHP. That's like fresh grad level.

>>109957769
I was just using php as an example to illustrate how difficult backend dev has become. I know pretty much everything there is to know in modern frontend development. What I don't know and I'm not smart enough to ever master is backend dev.

>>109957783
You don't need to master shit. Just get good enough to do a task. Fucking loser.

I love charging our incompetent boomer customer 500 dollars everytime I have to type SET deleted_at=NOW() in prod.

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>sleep until noon
>set status to lunch break

>>109957665
The thing now is that your job is basically just to figure shit out. Like that's the job. Everything else is secondary. Don't worry about actually knowing things or "passing something off" as your own code. Nobody cares who's code you're using, this was even true before AI (to a lesser extent).

>>109958189
This stuff is way too complex for me to "just figure out" with no experience in it. I was hired specifically as a frontend dev and up until now I've only ever touched the frontend codebase. How could I possibly be expected to contribute anything meaningful on the backend in only a couple weeks of even seeing it? The ticket is insanely complicated and vague too. I just don't see how this can be anything but a ploy to get me to either quit on my own or give them a reason to fire me.

Do I even want a promotion? The only reason I'd get one is that I fear if I'm seen "not dynamic" I'm the first on the list to get the boot, but otherwise I'm content with my salary and workload

>>109958272

what is the ticket anon

the guy who knows the most about my company's platform and infrastructure was just laid off
he showed up with a smile every day and actually cared
he even worked on days that he had surgery
this is a well-known and highly profitable company
it goes to show that no matter what you do, you're just a number to """""The Board"""""

>>109958272
You need to make your mind more dynamic. Specialized roles have been deprecated since around mid-2025. Nowadays companies want devs who can use AI to perform all tasks (frontend, backend, infrastructure, cloud, design, security) all at once and work on increasingly complex tasks and projects.
Are you up for that changing job market or not?

>>109958338
Junior -> Mid-level -> Senior pipeline definitely
Anything above that risks your career.

>>109958272
Well you know the situation better than I do, maybe they are trying to fuck you. I deal with backend like 99% of the time and I think it's actually easier than frontend, so if a frontend developer says they can't do it that seems like they might be selling themselves short.

If you can use AI, ask it a bunch of questions about the code (and answer with citations) and have it give suggestions (that you would implement yourself). Don't vibe code, don't let it run hog wild, and don't use anything with "agent" in the name.

>>109958405
>Are you up for that changing job market or not?
No, because it's impossible. It takes a decade of work just to get good in ONE of those areas. No person on earth could ever become good enough in all of those disciplines at the same time. Have you never heard the saying "jack of all trades, master of none"?

>>109958416
I changed field and I'm back one level but I earn more so I don't care
I hate people management so I don't want to get anywhere near it

>>109953688
After I drop my kids off at school at 7:40 I have nothing else to do since I did my morning run and ate breakfast. If I just go to work and start at 8:15, then I can leave a little earlier too.

>>109953688
Ermmm she's not doing real work, honey

>>109958439
Ever heard of the pareto principle? You don't need to be an expert these days just to get by. AI exists to take off some of your work so you can be more focused on the system and requirements as a whole and solve increasingly complex issues. Don't chase perfection, good enough is where it's at.
>>109958443
Good decision. Avoid management like a pest unless your only skill in life is being a grifter.

>>109958465
>solve increasingly complex issues
How are you going to solve increasingly complex problems if you never advanced past an amateur level of understanding of all the different disciplines involved in that problem?

>>109958483
It's called learning by doing. Your brain makes connections by doing something over and over and eventually the puzzle pieces in your head connect and you get a full picture.

>>109958439
We could have been like doctors and lawyers, but unfortunately the industry has decided to go down another path. We're sewing the tents for the carnival barkers and freak shows, not tailors to the his majesty's court.

>>109958489
Yeah and it takes a long time to learn these things. AI doesn't magically speed that process up. I think it's probably even doing the opposite and preventing people from learning anything.

>>109958493
>not tailors to the his majesty's court.
You've made me imagine Trump walking around naked in front of a crowd, claiming that the clothes are definitely real and only high iq super intelligences such as himself can see them.
>>109958498
Before AI, people either found a solution to their specific problem on SO/forums/youtube/blogs or had to debug for days/weeks until they eventually found a solution or workaround. AI shortens that process to just minutes/hours but you still end up learning a bit by reviewing what AI achieved.
I'm not even the most pro-AI users as some friends using Opus 5.5 have started to completely disregard the review process but nethertheless, AI is the future and the old process is dead.

>>109958493
O woe is me in the top 10% earners in my country while working 10 hours a week

>>109958544
Nobody in 2026 is working only 10 hours a week as a software engineer.

>>109953663
you have no self respect if you haven’t already quit. you are already out of a job either way, you’re just sticking around to train your replacement at this point

>>109953526
So, they pay people to go to meetings and do nothing all day? America better bomb Iran, because they are going to need that oil.

>>109957239
It's 2043 unc get with the time. Can't be stuck in the 20s forever

>>109958566
I'm quitting at the end of this year.

>>109958443
>>109958465
On the contrary. Smart men should be encouraged and pushed into management roles now moreso than ever. Current circumstances were cultivated by the majority of competent men doing the exact opposite.

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>Mutt engineer need my help with something
>He's outside my org, with no official relation or something. Just someone who asked me a question on slack and I replied to help because I know the answer and could save his time
>He asks whether he can book a meeting to discuss stuff more, say sure
>He books at business hours in his time and midnight at mine
>I don't join and stop replying to his messages
Genuinely speaking, why are you motherfuckers like this?

>engineer
they have no shame left these days, do they?

I'm sick of this unspoken rule that the mutt is always right. That you must always accommodate the mutt even if he's the one needing your help. That If the mutt sharts and breaks something, you must quietly fix it and take the blame even if its 101% their fault. People on /g/ always complain about pajeets and shit but the truth is mutts are the biggest cancer in tech in international companies. Just pure entitlement and undeserved ego because they think being paid more means you're better, like the pajeet from bangalore if he got H1B visa and transfered to muttland his skills suddenly become x100 overnight or something, lmao.

>>109958909
Yes, Americans do suck and I believe Trump exists to punish them.

>>109958338
Staff level is pretty nice and I would not mind a bump to principal. Anything above that is too people heavy and would not feel worth it.

>>109958909
"Kevin" from Arkansas is usually a pajeet too.

>>109958909
you must be a third worlder because in the UK we look down on americans unless they prove themselves particularly competent

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how long does it even take to go from first contact to actually signing a contract with that company nowadays?
around here it's usually
>recruiter contact
>HR interview
>tech interview
>talk to discuss the contract (i think, haven't made it here yet)
but every step is like 10 days minimum, even 2 weeks.
does it really take 2 months (plus your 2 weeks or equivalent) just to start a damn new job?

>>109958624
don't do that anon unless you have something lined up
if you let them lay you off then you'll get unemployment (and maybe even a severance package) but if you quit, you get nothing

>>109959374
I'm a freelancer, I'm already fucked.

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I hate IT so much bros I should have going into development

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>>109957099
Pretty much, we also code test automation suites and do risk analysis. Most days are very comfy except when there's a new rollout. Opening new defects also gives me erections.

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>>109954373
Kek I've been fighting tooth and nail to get a chance of being promoted to techlead. The managers that tried to promote me were both demoted and now I report to someone who hates me and doesn't believe I am good enough to be a techlead. I nonetheless involved HR and higher ups and forced him to continue the program that was set for me to "prepare for a potential promotion". There's no chance it ever happens now, but I'm forcing my boss to go through it out of spite.

>>109959246
don't forget another 4 weeks after all that for background checks if it's anything related to finance

>engineer
>needs to look at her oversized nails to type
Some things just aren't adding up

>>109958403
Why was he laid off?

>>109958403
my last place had the entire department collapse from firing the only person who actually knew anything and kept the cheaper people including me (I was junior at the time and knew nothing). Many cases.

I think he just had an ego battle with our retarded manager, who obviously survived all but 1 of the team leaving over the next 2 years somehow

>>109953685
Mmmm.. bunions *slurps* I am so obsessed with.. moist bunions *gulps* *chortles* mmm yeah.

>nvidia responded to my job application eight (8) months after i submitted it
>for a fucking new grad job
are they retarded or is this some h1b jeet scam thing so they dont have to hire humans? i cant imagine that anyone who applied to this and had a decent resume would still be looking for job (this is for EE not SWE)

>>109960338
>are they retarded or is this some h1b jeet scam thing so they dont have to hire humans
The latter. They intentionally make the job listing horrible so they can throw their hands up and say "we can't find any qualified candidates!" then be given the greenlight to import an H1Jeet

>>109954762
you are delusional.

>>109955668
the disadvantage of government work is being an absolute fucking loser and everybody knows it.

>>109957215
what the fuck is frontend dev who can't write code? I thought frontend devs at least did javascript. Honestly confused here.

>>109957665
do you make html mockups and that's it?

>>109957783
Now I am even more confusded. What do you do exactly?

>>109958416
yep. I found this out the hard way. still no job.
>>109958631
no... when you become a threat to VPs and Execs, they will throw you out, then you are fucked. I'm still not sure what my next move will be, trying everything.

>>109958909
only incompetent fools hire jeets, so your story seems to check out.

>>109960338
>>109960376
I suspect that another trick corpos pull is to keep posting, taking down, reposting the same job over and over and over until all the local candidates are so burned that they can finally post the job, get zero applications, and as you said throw up hands up saying "we can't find any qualified candidates". funny thing is that the job market is so bad, people kept applying... so now workday says "oh you already applied to this job"... keep making more email accounts and applying again. fuck 'em.

>>109957665
Dude, backend frameworks are the same shit that frontend ones: 6 different ways of doing the same basic stuff, which is making requests and reading the database.
Sounds like you never learnt your basics.

>executives and managers are vibe coding their own shit
>i barely have to do anything other than look it over to make sure it's vibecoded correctly
>i use AI for this too
It's over for my job, isn't it.

>>109953663
Its free money you fucking retard. You ever been homeless?

>>109953769
I have about 3-4 meetings per day as a technical lead/manager. Shit's gay.

>Friday
Post something as happy and uplifting as the corporate motivational materials they make you watch during your lunch, please.

>>109953526
Does the difficulty between software engineering jobs differ a lot? I've been in software/defense for 9 months and I feel retarded - scared to switch jobs because idk if other ones will be even harder or more pressure to perform

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I bet none of you get the cool standing desks that move up and down at your cubicle

>>109953526
She cute damn

>>109960794
I work at a govt site, so no.

>>109960794
I got cubicle AND my own room to contain me, too.

>>109960501
then dont openly be a threat to them dumb ahh. cant believe youre more scared of vp and exec elitists than the prospect of eternal servitude under a managerial jeet class

>>109960794
>cubicle
>not your own office
Yikes.

>>109960970
I haven't asked but I think the offices are reserved for managers or really senior engineers. And there are a LOT of cubicles per floor.
my cubicle is comfy and my team members do their own thing so I'm happy!!

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>be me
>somehow land a NSW government job as a systems analyst
>think to myself this will be great job security and decent money
>place is full of roasties who do nothing but bitch and complain all day while doing zero work
>non-technical bosses who dictate the most retarded build ideas ever
>actually competent technical people are either cynical or just cockblock you at every turn protecting their turf
>team work is literally dead. unless you have someone who is a political sponsor forget trying to make a difference, you'll just be bogged down by endless committees, """""governance"""" procedures, or random asinine shit so someone can justify their own job
>no one has worked in the private sector in the last 10 years. everyone has authority over money that is WAY too generous. i have a delegation of $100,000 and I'm not even a manager technically.
>welcome to country every meeting
>inclusivity pushed at every meeting
>pushed for a complete WFH arrangement
>play total war 90% of the time while I wiggle my mouse
>been doing this for 3 years now and noone has even figured out what im doing.
> money is nice, everything else in government is fucked beyond belief. we need to fire 90% of public servants so government can actually do something.

>>109960794
never understood the allure of those. I guess if you're a teacher or something, and want a podium that can also be a desk? My desk is pretty big, and standing and using a computer, I'm not in the server room, why? Imagine having someone walk in and there's a meeting and you have to wait to lower your desk lol, how unprofessional.

>>109961028
Im happy for you

>>109961060
some of the roasties at my work love moving them up and down as some weird show of "im being a useful office drone"

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Produced 1 (one) pull request today.

>>109961075
t-thanks... they're already assigning me to fix networking bugs in a massive multi million loc repo so the perks of the job definitely make it less stressful

>>109961042
Government employees are all welfare queens. Sometimes I wonder if I should bite the bullet and join. Why are the technically competent people either cynical or cockblocking you instead of just playing total war remote like you?

>>109961060
I have a treadmill and standing desk that I use when having to be in meetings I don't give a shit about to make sure I dont get a blood clot from sitting all day

>>109961216
I've got a rowing machine in mine.

>>109961187
The cynical ones are too low on the hierarchy to actually be able to do their own work. Usually accountable for something that needs someone elses approval.

And the cockblockers are afraid of someone somehow out-doing them or showing how lazy they've gotten. Or they own some licensing or some shit and getting paid $$$.

The government feels like the military with how rigidly they enforce the hierarchy it's insane

>>109960960
you fail to understand, but I do not care to explain it.

>>109953663
claude has been able to write perfect code for over 2 yrs now and we're still here. sure getting hired is harder but we're not all homeless how some fags predicted

>>109961279
I've been mopping up claudeslop for the past 6 months.

@OP
do americans really work 8.30-18.00?

also
>23 years old "engineer"
lol

>>109954398
>>109954373
just work for money, and don't expect anything at ALL from your current employer. only jump shit for more money

>>109954930
yup

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>>109961279
meanwhile, in reality:
>opus 5.5 on high
>9 skills / plugins installed (inlcuding two specifically for this repo)
>4 mcp servers
>(almost) infinite token budget

"claude read this ticket and trace the bug"
>sure! x is happening because of y.
>here are my suggestions: a, b, c (recommend c)
"trace what would happen if we implemented c for object k"
>good catch-- this fix won't work. It would break (a dozen features implemented 6 years ago for 3 different platforms)
I spent ~$100 today in tokens arguing with this clanker trying to get it to tell me what the fuck is going on in the code

>>109961334
unironically it got too smart for its own good. just use sonnet, it's good enough.

>>109961334
>I spent ~$100 today in tokens arguing with this clanker trying to get it to tell me what the fuck is going on in the code
And that's why I'm not worried about AI.

>>109961302
if youre salaried 9 to 5 on weekdays works out to 40 hours a week which is standard. does anyone actually work the entire time? no. theres a lunch hour you have some flexibility with as well

>>109961393
The problem is that the people with the money who make the decisions don't know this, so they're just going to keep cutting more and more jobs.

>>109961443
It's ok, they don't tend to have money for long.

>>109961393
the only problem now is if management can remain retarded longer than ai can remain genuinely useless
and management is pretty damn fucking retarded

>>109961462
the next time there's a massive production issue, and it was your fault, just say the AI escaped containment and went wild.

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>>109961599
whats the brand? ludens is basically candy

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>>109961302
>do americans really work 8.30-18.00?
I wish I were American, or Chinese , fr.

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I can't take it anymore
it feels like I need to create every permutation of a tech stack by my self and have a fucking website that makes money to even get an entry level job
the last interview I had was a fucking jeet I couldn't understand and got rejected
fucker didn't even turn on his webcam fuck Maybe i should have pretended to be a pajeet

>>109961765
do you really want to work with jeets?

>>109961765
rewrote my resume today from scratch. i was staring at that end date of my last employment. i thought to myself, wow, that was over two years ago, and then it hit me...i think that's a wrap folks.

the irony is that everywhere I've worked, many coworkers have told me I am one of the best developers they'd ever worked with.

it doesn't make sense, but I guess it doesn't have to make sense. that's just the way of the world.

I guess I am telling you this so that you know it's time to move on. I'm going to do some technician trade work as far away from computing as a possibly can.

>>109961765
>>109961856
>>>/g/utwg

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you guys can solve this without AI, right?

>>109961898
you may have a job, but I am more legit a tech worker than you will ever be.

>>109953685
is that a type of bread roll?

>>109962012
>tech worker
I prefer to be called an engineer

>>109962022
Engineers are handicapped by ISO standards these days. Just a bunch of brainlets with no original thoughts

>>109962022
you got a PE son?

>>109961927
I'm a lowly NEET but that seems hard

>>109962035
I was thinking to take the FE for the fun of it... but is there any chance an old tech worker with an EIT designation can apprentice into a new field? I meet the standards, but I'm asking if any old-dude PE would realistically take me under his wing. I wouldn't mind doing some real engineering for once.

>>109962073
You do you, you probably already know that it will require you to memorize a metric ton of textbooks and manuals.

>>109961279
>claude has been able to write perfect code for over 2 yrs now
even AI shill cope about code quality has been to resort to whataboutism or “it doesn’t matter bro just don’t look at it”. I’ve never seen anyone make a claim this absurd. I can’t even imagine how dogshit of a programmer you have to be to unironically believe that.

>>109962082
yes, I know. the learning part isn't a problem or what bothers me. I just wonder if realistically a licensed PE actually wants a protege or not. I'd like to get one job and just work for that guy until he retires.

>>109962134
doesn't hurt to ask around, just gotta do some online detective work to single out potential individuals and convince them to take you on

>>109962143
acknowledged.

>>109953526
Southerners used to own that like a pet and the North had to ruin it for everyone. Where is my black house slave dressed in a French maid outfit with cat ears?!

>>109962152
from my experience people with modicum of power are generally shit to deal with though because they got gigantic egos, so ass kissing might get your foot in the door

>>109962170
I am picturing some rail-thin old guy who is like 65 and plans to work until he's dead, which will be like 80+, and he's dissapointed because none of his sons or daughters wanted to be engineers, and he thinks everybody these days is a fucking retard, and he's just looking for somebody to be a helper who has a brain and respects that his knowledge is actually worth something... and we can chain smoke cigs in the work truck and just shoot the shit shit over a few cups of coffee at 5am waiting for some asshole government man to show up, to give asshole government man the run around, and then get the men back to work.

I don't know... for some reason pissed-off competent people always take a shining to me... maybe because I listen and follow instructions, but have the good judgement for when I am supposed to think for myself too.

>>109958498
You learn by getting in way over your head, fucking up, and fixing your mistakes.
Life's not a video game where you'll get perfectly designed steps to teach you what you need to know.
You get thrown into the deep end and either sink or swim. You're not even trying to swim, and you've been given a life preserver (AI).
You don't have to lie and say that you wrote the code yourself when AI did it. Your manager just wants you to resolve the feature, or at least make some measurable progress. Even if you say you've been learning the codebase and planning what you want to change, that's still better than doing literally nothing.

>>109962043
that is not that difficult if you know the question pattern

>>109961695
Most chinks are on 9-9 schedules, mostly 6 days a week and sometimes 7. Japs for whatever reason only have 6 hours of productive work but work 10's with another 4 hours of team meetings at the bar's afterwork for bosses who don't want to go home to their crappy wives/kids.

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>>109953526
Long nails are an automatic red flag