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Should I learn to code?
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depends, how old are you?
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if you want learn it, dont ever listen to scrotes like
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There is a decline in neuroplasticity after your mid 20s. Sorry to bring facts into this conversation.
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this does not mean that it is physically impossible to pick up a new skill after age 25. and neuroplasticity is still accessible after age 25.
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>neuroplasticity age limitation
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Cool story, scrote
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this is the insecurity filter. if hearing this makes you give up, it’s probably good that you’re not in the market
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That doesn’t mean you should stop trying to learn stuff for the fun of it, scrote.
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>Now that I’m over a certain age I have an excuse to be a lazy bum
Boomer moment. They say the same shit about turning into a fatass that doesn’t exercise after 30
>Muh knees sis, muh knees, I can’t go for a jog at 32 I’m too old
>I’m not a fat fuck because I sit around all day, it’s muh metabolism sis. My le metabolism hit like a truck at 30 sis fr fr -
If my elderly relative can learn Mandarin (of all languages) at age 68, then there is no such thing as being too old to learn something.
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The neuroplasticity required to get a decent living as programmer is barely anything, if it exists at all. I think 70 year olds could learn/perform programming as long as they were willing to work hard.
Being a good programmer with a stable job requires building good habits and being able to sit for long periods at your computer, focusing on boring subject matter.
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i had a co-worker who became a system-engineer at 52.
Neuroplasticity is just a lame excuse to do nothing really.
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This shit probably only affects people who are trying to study pure mathematics.
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>This shit probably only affects people who are trying to study pure mathematics.
this "shit" affects literally everything new you do, scrotebrain. but it’s decline isn’t that steep and varies extremely from individual to individual.-
Ok scrote
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>t.grasping at straws to justify wasted youth in the university
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>he stops learning after his mid 20s
keep thinking that, anon. surely your job will still be there 20 years from now.
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There is no age limit for programming.
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Not op but I am 27, is it too late to go from Electrical Engineering to SWE? Maybe I’m coping but I was thinking I could do an online masters in CS.
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Stick with Electrical engineering. You’ll know how to make all the IoT things the javascriptlets are trying to learn.
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you can. EE seems more interesting though.
are you looking for a better salary? remote work?
web dev is not difficult to pick up.-
I just think the pay ceiling is higher and spend most of my day at work c programming anyways
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not liking math?
don’t do CS
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Important question. Coding is only for people between 1-99.
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>Important question. Coding is only for people between 0-99
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Coding is not for newborns, since they can’t argue about whether Rust is a good language or not and also they have too much to doo with sucking on milkers.
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Uhh how do you know they aren’t arguing for Rust, ageist much? Do you speak baby? Them spending too much time on a task is very similar to Rust users dilating, though you can argue the baby needs to do this to survive, but the Rust user can not survive without dilating either.
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Your thinking is correct up to one point: babies can’t be trannies and therefore can’t get in the temptation of using rust. Because they didn’t use it, they won’t have an opinion on it.
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learn to code
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as much as you should learn to do anything else
coding is overrated nowadays-
>overrated nowadays
BULLLLSHITTTT.
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do it scrote you wont
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Yes
Don’t get too hung up on language selection either. Just learn something.
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Yes. It is kinda hard and takes a lot of study but it is actually pretty cool/fun and can lead to a great career
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19 here is it too late? im a total scrotebrain so im not sure im cut out for it. took an intro to python class in highschool and intro to c++ in college i did fine in both, but i recognize that i suck at it. any good resources to help me out? other than just read a textbook, just leetcode, just do hackerrank
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19 is way too old
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well fuck what do i do instead
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learn to knit clothing then scrotebrain, don’t brag about your sheep then ask for a worse life.
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??? farming is hard scrotebrain i dont know why you have this perception that it is enjoyable also im not a woman like you scrote that wants to knit
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Imagine thinking that producing a physical product is a gendered task
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no but my mom can do it anyways so why should i scrotebrain
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Skills die off generationally, and it’s an odd thing to have contempt towards.
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my grandma can my mom can so my sister should as males dont in my family
i still know the basics with that said so fuck off
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I don’t know what your story is but you seem like a cunt, adios.
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you’re the idiot that thinks that constantly doing it yourself is achievable and that manual labor is fun ignorant city dweller
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It is though.
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post a picture of your barn please with a timestamp
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>also im not a woman like you scrote that wants to knit
that’s why i refrained from learning to touch type as a kid 4 real after somebody questioned me by saying "you want to be a scretary? my mom’s a scretary"-
i dont touch type yet im still almost 120wpm on monkeytype
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You’re welcome, but hope is nothing without action. If you want it, you must go after it.
With that said, I used to be a farm boy just like you. I would trade everything I have right now to have a life in the country raising horses again, like I used to with my dad. The insanity of the city is starting to creep in my head.
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is it feasible to work remotely right from the start or do you need experience first to get those jobs? that’s also something that’s bothered me i’m not sure i’d be able to stand the city
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Before the pandemic I would say no, but right now it’s 100% feasible. Only work in the office if it’s really close to you. Don’t come to the city, where everything is corrupted and dirty.
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do you think it will still be possible in 3 years? possible in IT or infosec?
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Absolutely, a lot of companies are switching to wfh model.
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Fuck off, we’re full.
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Came here to say this.
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Fuck off we’re full
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No, you can’t learn to program because you’re stupid enough to admit you’re underaged.
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Start with C. Don’t fall for starting with abstracted languages like Rust and JavaScript.
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rip
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lol
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zoomers are the gift that keeps on giving
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He was a good lad. Much better than the other zoomers that hide their age and shitpost among us without getting banned
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I started to "learn to code" for real at 21 and now I’m earning 110k as a developer for a medium-sized company at 25 working from home. Currently taking a shit in my own bathroom as I type this.
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It’s only like 5 years from programming being banned by robot rape squads so I wouldn’t bother. Learn something to benefit society like growing crops instead.
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fuck off, we’re full. we have specalised teams to root out scrotebrained frogscrotes like you from the industry
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I wanna learn to develop games using C# esp for unity, is there any book i can read in bed?
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Yeah, but expect to hate it after a while.
I’m in it because it pays me well and I am not good at anything else (that will pay me as well) but I dream every single day I was doing something else.
Maybe it’s for everything in life like that though, I really don’t know -
whatever please u sir
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No you thirsty money grubbing frog poster.
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I’d usually tell people to report and sage the frog poster. But, this board is such trash now..
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what do you think about software testing, is this good way to start it career or is it better to learn programming language?
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>Then we have the gatekeepers. Btfo.
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>REEEEEEEEE IT’S THE FROG AGAIN
>CNN TOLD ME HE WAS A HATE SYMBOL SO I DON’T LIKE HIM NOW -
I have known of people in their 60-70s pick up coding. Its not too late anon. Go ahead and look up those tutorials or an e-book on github and give it a crack.
Fair warning. Coding takes time and hard work to get good at. If it doesn’t come easy at first don’t despair with enough practice things will become easier.
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>Fair warning. Coding takes time and hard work to get good at. If it doesn’t come easy at first don’t despair with enough practice things will become easier.
it requires 100 hour weeks
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If you have to ask, the answer is no. Learn to code because you want to, not because you think maybe it’ll pay the bills or something.
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