I could have been a junior dev that could code. I learned to do it before ChatGPT. I just never got the job.

No wonder open source software becomes more efficient than proprietary one.

Im in uni learning to code right now but since I'm a boomer i only spin up oligarch bots every once in a while to check for an issue that I would have to ask the teacher. It's far more important for me to understand fundies than it is to get a working program. But that is only because ive gotten good at many other skills and realize that fundies are fundamental for a reason.

One can classify approaches to progress in at least four most popular ways:

The most dumb clueless jerks think that it's replacing something known with something known and better. Progress enthusiasts, not knowing a single thing from areas they are enthusiastic about, are usually here.

The careful and kinda intellectually limited people think that it's replacing something known with something unknown. They can sour the mood, but are generally safe for those around them.

The idealistic idiots think that it's replacing something unknown with something known, that's "order bringers" and revolutionaries. Everybody knows how revolutionaries do things, who doesn't can look at Musk and DOGE.

The only sane kind think that it's replacing something unknown with something unknown. That is, that when replacing one thing with another thing you are breaking not only what you could see and have listed for replacement. Because nature doesn't fscking care what you want to see.

All I hear is "I'm bad at mentoring"