/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54853754
>Just a few years ago, every normie and their mother hopped on the bandwagon, enthusiastically talking about or studying Computer Science (CS).
When that happens, it's probably when you know that the thing has peaked. This applies to crypto as well. If a coin is TOO well-known, it is an excellent time to sell.
> Software development was hailed as the ultimate pathway to success, as if becoming a code wizard would magically unlock a world of wealth and fame.
It's still a decent place to be job-wise, but it used to be better.
>They were revered as the architects of the future, shaping the world with their sacred lines of code and conjuring technological marvels out of thin air. With their mighty algorithms, they could make self-driving cars navigate the trickiest of traffic situations, create virtual reality realms where we could escape our boring realities, and even summon e-commerce platforms that made buying unnecessary things even easier. We marveled at their seemingly supernatural abilities, as if they were modern-day sorcerers wielding keyboards instead of wands.
> But now..
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Anon. You might want to look in that field. If you were already in the job field and made a lot of money, see about leveraging the AI-generated Photos for video game development.
> With a flooded job market and the rise of pajeet outsourcing, many software developers find themselves laid off, disrespected, and even mocked in broader society.
This is why you want Donald Trump back. Donald Trump put a $150k/year minimum salary for H1B Visa workers, which caused software engineer salaries to skyrocket. Joe Biden didn't repeal that executive order of Trump's until late 2022 around the midterm elections. That is when you see mass layoffs in tech.

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>>54827699
AI is amazing. These AI art generators are addicting, and they look real. It's only a matter of time before OnlyFans will becomes obsolete.