I'm a lover of tech, i started learning how to code around 2015 (HTML/CSS) then i got the SOS(shining object syndrome) and i didnt finish my HTML and jumped to python a little into python i couldn't continue the whole coding thing due to chasing greener pastures.

1. its almost 10 years now and i'm realising my mistakes and want to go back to code.. but the fear of what the future holds for tech practitioners is affecting my decision to continue.

2. the whole threats started becoming real when last month i learnt about what Devin(the new AI software engineer) could do. makes me wonder if its still worth it to venture into software engineering or othe tech discipline as a whole.. i know you'll say these AI needs to be managed by tech people, and some machine/deep learning shits and all. but this is a real threat.

3. what will be your advice for someone wanting to go into tech.. i'm a pretty fast learner and now have a source of income that leaves me free three days in a week to study.. i can learn anything. i just wish i had a mentor that could point me in the right direction especially in this ever evolving tech ecosystem that we now find ourselves.

As for mentorship, while having a mentor can be incredibly beneficial, don't underestimate the value of online communities, forums, and resources like tutorials and online courses. They can provide guidance and support as you navigate your way through the tech landscape.

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