givedemwotowoto:
AI will be the language of the future and make them all irrelevant, but for the 10-year short term it’s ok to learn programming

bassdow:
when you FIND work and you NO see, you TEACH others how to WORK in case they FIND one

unzend:
Before you guys start jumping to Learn.

Just be informed that the Tech Bubble has bursted.

No Jobs out there again unlike Pre COVID Post COVID period.

SparkleSix:


AI will only replace Devs who don't embrace it.
It's a productivity tool not a replacement.

givedemwotowoto:


For now people are using AI to speed up software development, but in the near future all we’ll need to do is to describe what we want to a robot, and it will write the software for us maybe directly in machine code rather than all these programming languages

bassdow:
Another kind of BootCamp

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Don't understand what makes you guys think so.
Even myself who's done automations a number of times knows not everything could be automated.
Even prompt programming gan sef, get lots of limitations. See eh, nothing really beats human presence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgD2gmwCS10?si=IjI51blzYl89D5MV

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEd-LqBCONg

yewit37486:


Being able to describe the problem statement in a clear implementable way is a skill in itself.

givedemwotowoto:


That can be taught in secondary school

bassdow:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEd-LqBCONg

helinues:
Educating Educative thread

SparkleSix:


AI will only replace Devs who don't embrace it.
It's a productivity tool not a replacement.

givedemwotowoto:


What do you think about NVIDIA CEO's statement by the way? He's the CEO of the company making these powerful AI chips so that is credible enough

unzend:
Before you guys start jumping to Learn.

Just be informed that the Tech Bubble has bursted.

No Jobs out there again unlike Pre COVID Post COVID period.

emmhynet18:



I have filled the form twice, please get back to me ASAP!!!
Or drop your contact details.

Thanks

Alusiizizi:


I hope you are aware that the so-called A.I. bubble is burst. Most of the ridiculous claims about the capability of A.I., specifically the Large Language Models like ChatGPT, that those C.E.Os claimed turned out to be just that, ridiculous.

New advice to prospective tech professionals and developers: Learn as much coding as possible, in fact, instead of going for very high level languages like JavaScript, PHP and such that limits your capability to web-dev, go for lower level languages that stress control and understanding of fundamental concepts of data and structures like C++. If you can master C++ then anything that comes along the way would be a cakewalk. I once claimed on this forum that it took me only 6 hours or so to learn JavaScript and every single response that I get was to dismiss me as a liar. The reason why they didn't believe that anyone could learn such a "difficult" language so quickly is because most of them have no experience with C/C++ and so are not aware of the power that its knowledge gives to a developer.

givedemwotowoto:


You have made multiple unsubstantiated claims. First, that the bubble on air has bust, second, that there's new advice to learn as much programming as possible. The question is, new advice from who? You? Show me new advice from a credible source the level of the CEO of a $2 trillion dollar company who gave such advice.

Alusiizizi:


I hope you are aware that the so-called A.I. bubble is burst. Most of the ridiculous claims about the capability of A.I., specifically the Large Language Models like ChatGPT, that those C.E.Os claimed turned out to be just that, ridiculous.

New advice to prospective tech professionals and developers: Learn as much coding as possible, in fact, instead of going for very high level languages like JavaScript, PHP and such that limits your capability to web-dev, go for lower level languages that stress control and understanding of fundamental concepts of data and structures like C++. If you can master C++ then anything that comes along the way would be a cakewalk. I once claimed on this forum that it took me only 6 hours or so to learn JavaScript and every single response that I get was to dismiss me as a liar. The reason why they didn't believe that anyone could learn such a "difficult" language so quickly is because most of them have no experience with C/C++ and so are not aware of the power that its knowledge gives to a developer.

peleson1:


I did c++ as a course in my undergrad level for three years from year two to year four.

Then in my year five ,it became an option but I didn't bother taking the course .

Unilag then

givedemwotowoto:
AI will be the language of the future and make them all irrelevant, but for the 10-year short term it's ok to learn programming

fabolouz1:
It's laughable that our universities offering IT related courses doesn't have this in their curriculum.

givedemwotowoto:
AI will be the language of the future and make them all irrelevant, but for the 10-year short term it’s ok to learn programming