/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56315472
the bubble has burst

>>56315472
>back to pre covid levels
Oh noes

>>56315472
so what are codefags like me supposed to do now? Someone has to with blood for this.

>>56315472
This is what happens when you import a million Indian coders and programmers.

>>56315603
they are supposed to change jobs
and be fast food workers

codemonkeys really are the biggest midwits
everyone is a codemonkey nowadays even roasties

Best part about this is that the industry hired 10,000,000 absolute fucking idiots who wrote reams of the most disgusting code of all time. Extremely bullish for an actually good maintenance and rewrite dev like myself. Guaranteed big premiums until retirement.

>>56315615
Diversity is ALWAYS our strength.

I don't understand how there's so many coding jobs. Like honestly wtf are you mfs coding. Is it all just doing basically nothing until a bug appears or what

>>56315472
they tried and failed.

>>56317616
Nobody has a good answer to that question

>>56317616
>microsoft windows software is held up by 100 thousand jeets writing endless javashit and maybe a dozen furry trannies that will an hero before 2030 leaving the 100 thousand durgasoft graduates with no one to do the kindly

>>56315603
just learn to drive a truck bro

>>56315603
learn to weld

>>56315603
Become pornstars

>>56315603
go back to school?

>>56315472
I quit my last job at previous nadir of that graph. April/May 2020
I quite because it was plain everything was going to shit and I wan't going to work a garbage job if everything is shit
it turned out to be the best decision of my life. why?
because if no one is hiring no one is quitting, so if you've got some experience, you're a much larger fish in a much smaller pool
act accordingly

>>56315472
one-trick coooooders can't get employed, shucks
anyway for those of us with other domain knowledge...

>>56317616
>>56317728

a glimpse into the mind of a mid wit. everything runs on code. if its electric there is code involved. Some things like computers cell phones and cars have immense amounts of code, literally billions of lines of it. Bugs are part of it but things interacting via APIs is how the world works.

Things change all the time that needs updates. I'm a code monkey for a fortune 500 company which has factories. Walmart changed how their inventory system worked and that impacts how we relay information to the people we buy raw materials from. it will take our team of engineers 9 to 12 months to fully fix. in the meantime we will employ and extra 200 temp people to keep track of this shit manually. that's one example from 1 company to another. That same thing happens 1000s of times per year. A small seemingly innocent change impacts things way down the line that the initial changers don't give a shit about.

there are millions of software engineers who's jobs is entirely keeping behind the scene systems running. The powerplant down the road, the water systems, the billion traffic camera's the government uses to spy on us, they all use software programs.

>>56318168
>honey wake up, new troon cope just dropped

>>56316763
>Best part about this is that the industry hired 10,000,000 absolute fucking idiots who wrote reams of the most disgusting code of all time
aka disgusting pajeets. and maybe simple women.

>>56315472
>80% from February 2020 when free money was still on
This supposed to be bad? Not my fault you have no experience. Just be born sooner next time.

>>56316763
Based and true. Doubled my salary back in 2018 doing exactly this. I'll do it again soon.

>>56317616
Every company has software. Both internal and external. All of that requires code.

>>56318168
>a glimpse into the mind of a mid wit. everything runs on code.

Much of which is superfluous unless you like handing over decision making and control of civilization to AI (which admittedly is obviously already done but still has time to be reversed). Automating shit to an excessive extent just allows normies to make dumber decisions.

>>56318192
>I'm retarded how does this work
>Get an answer
>Tranny cope
Mental illness

>>56318270
>>56318259
its the same monkey code all over stop acting like youre doing unique magicians work or something, mostly theres one good coder in a company the rest are nigger pajeets who do jackshit

>>56318070
Doing that this january

>>56318268
>AI
Not how that works. Anon explained that companies interact with one another to make millions of transactions a day through API connections. One system runs on a dependency that does something simple like turning GPS coordinates into a street address. When that dependency changes the company needs to update to avoid exploits. When they do they'll probably change the API contract meaning people down stream from them also need to change. This continues forever on top of creating new features if you're customer facing.

>>56318279
Why are you constantly cope posting about software engineers being over paid for "work anyone can do" and yet you're not doing it?
If it's so easy why aren't you making 300k to do Jack shit? Are you just honestly that stupid? That you can't do the job that pajeet and Jamal are doing? Cope harder.

>>56318293
>>AI
>Not how that works
>Goes on to explain essentially how it will work
It sure would be nice if dev sprints took minutes instead of weeks.

>>56318516
What I explained had nothing to do with AI.

>>56318303
it says enough how instead of explaining how im wrong you go the route of asking others to do it (while obv not everyone loves doing cs degrees and being a coe moneky to begin with). you just know im right.

to answer your retarded question pajeet and jamal are hired for diversity, im not hired for memejobs and i dont have daddys connections to land me a meme job

>>56318591
I answered your question in another post.
See
>>56318293
And you're not hired because you're fucking retarded and have no skills.

>>56318527
You're explaining how things work right now while I'm explaining where it's going; you basically spelled out one of the reasons why the industry is going to head in that direction.

>>56318608
what are your skills? writing an if and while code? wow powerful

>>56318710
AI doesn't solve that problem at all. It just complicates it further. I'm already working with AI systems. They require precise prompts and API contracts and are still subject to dependency waterfall. Stay in your lane.

>>56318726
>Coding
Again, you're not hired because you're fucking retarded and have no skills. Programming is like 30% of what I do in my day. Most of the job is understanding the different domains and how they interact to solve for all of the edge cases and design a system that's not going to fuck up at 3am on a Saturday. Then finally you can code in whatever language. That's the easy part. Again, if it's just as simple as "if else" why aren't you doing it? I'm getting 250k annual total comp for such a simple job. You sit bitching when such a brilliant mind like yours could surely do it.
Maybe you're just fucking stupid and it hurts you to admit to yourself. Much easier to think that it's diversity that keeps you out.

>>56315472
Wages haven’t fallen. Still the highest paid wagie job. Still comfy

>>56318772
RIP all the fallen wagies, kids, this is why you must wage. So you can escape the wage cage at least some day and don't end up stuck forever, or worse.

>>56315603
Use your ability to create powerful tools for your own purposes.

I mean Jesus Christ, you have one of the most useful and sought after skills in the modern world, and you can't figure out how to use it?

>>56318732
And again, you're describing how things work right now whereas I am describing where things are heading.

>Stay in your lane.
Your attempt to place yourself as an authority here isnt going to work. You're just outing yourself as being threatened and defensive about your job when there is no need to be.

>>56318787
The thing is the current system isn't really fair, it's all built on certain assumptions I don't agree with. If I spent my time building skills that would be useful in a future world, I wouldn't have to deal with the modern world.

>>56318732
>They require precise prompts and API contracts and are still subject to dependency waterfall.
so it's like outsourcing to jeets and chinks except way cheaper and faster?
neat

>>56316763
This is my intuition after seeing what passes for a programmer at some startups. There is no indication of talent, just immaturity. Employed, untalented coders must be some of the most over-privileged people in the world

>>56318788
I'm telling you that your future prediction is wrong. I'm currently right by your own admission. I work in the field you're attempting to predict on, and you're wrong there too. Stay in your lane.

>>56318817
Whatever helps you cope at night.

>>56315603
Sell weed to zoomers

>>56318759
>You sit bitching when such a brilliant mind like yours could surely do it.
yes i could, and you know it, thats why youre seethig so hard, just admit you have it easy you retarded nigger
dooing your job isnt the hard part, getting the job is

>>56318867
Getting the job wasn't hard either. What are you doing now for work? There's some absolute shit tier companies out there that will hire just about anyone. Not 200k making it but you can easily get 110k from these places. Certainly you're not incapable of getting hired even there? But anon you're so smart? So much smarter than everyone else clearly.

>>56318881
i never said i am, you are the one acting like you are bc youre projecting your hurt feelings of your overvalued code monkey job
ofc right now i cant do your job, neither can you do anyone elses job, but if you show me what you do im 100% certain i can easily do it, i just dont get a chance

>>56318892
>i just dont get a chance
Because you're talentless.

>>56318925
no bc hr is fucked and only hires niggers

>>56318940
My office is all white. Cope harder.

>>56315603
Learn to make a popular YouTube channel bro

>>56318788
here. Let me stop phone posting so i can reply properly....

>>56318853
>I'm telling you that your future prediction is wrong.
You're attempting to shut down discussion by appealing to authority aka yourself.

>I'm currently right by your own admission.
You're right in a technical stance (now) while also wrong on a more marco sense (your company stock price is dictated by financial algos and not necessarily how great you are at programming for trash requirements). Speaking of which...

>>56318759
>Programming is like 30% of what I do in my day. Most of the job is understanding the different domains and how they interact to solve for *ALL* of the edge cases and design a system that's not going to fuck up at 3am on a Saturday.
You aren't willing to humor the fact that A programmer cant account for ALL edge cases, hence, you arent inclined to see the benefit of developing AGI to do an increasing percentage of the work your job currently entails.

>I work in the field you're attempting to predict on, and you're wrong there too. Stay in your lane.
Yes, you are the only programmer on /biz/. You are also the only person on /biz/ with money. You assume a lot for a dev, Amit. And that unneeded, overt show of pride...and the defensiveness where it isnt even warranted for someone in such a position as yourself....hmmmmmmmm...

>>56319004
>AGI
AGI doesn't exist and we're far away from it. What we have now are llm that are good at predicting the next word with limited context. Every company that's made some integration with AI has used their own system because they don't want their proprietary data stolen. It means it'll be a long time before you can have an AI system that understands your code base, the third party API, and the meeting context explaining the new requirements all in one go to replace programmers or whatever you imagine will happen. See you in a decade when it's still just a tool to increase efficiency.

>16 pathetic posts by some code troon coping with his threatened existence
Better stock up on hormone meds and dilators they’re going to be expensive when you lose your insurance

>>56319052
>AGI doesn't exist and we're far away from it.
Lel. How the fuck would you or I know? Im not even proposing that it does exist, now, but I am not dumb enough to assume a, by definition, super-intelligence with the means of hiding that fact doesnt exist.

>What we have now are...
As I said, you're looking at right now and attempting to extrapolate that into the future (with the added convenience of doing so in a way that allows you to stay comfortable in your position for as long as possible).

>See you in a decade when it's still just a tool to increase efficiency.
Amusing. A dev whos overt in his lack of imagination. Exhibit A on why the industry pumps out trash these days.

>>56319004
You clearly have no idea how far away we are from an AGI. It might not even be possible.

What we call AI at the moment, isn't intelligent even remotely. It has no awareness right now, it doesn't understand what you are saying, it doesn't even understand what it is saying.

AI is so frustratingly shit, that the only reason that anybody thinks its going to take over in any meaningful way is because they haven't ever really tried to use it. They're sophisticated chat bots with slightly more capabilities. All hype, no substance.

>>56319272
>You clearly have no idea how far away we are from an AGI. It might not even be possible.

Emergent intelligence.

I only use the term "AI" to describe chatgpt like software applications because its easier to write and more readily understood these days by normies. AGI isnt a new concept that came about because of chatgpt and there hasnt been a large insistence on developing AGI directly from such software until normies started talking about it in the last few years.

>>56315603
Automate day trading

>>56315603
Learn to fry.

>>56319004
holy shit that is a disturbing pic, fuck AI generated nightmares.

>>56315472
>>56315603
From what I've seen, it's mainly entry-level shit and internships that got nuked. If you're already in the game before 2020 and haven't fucked up, you'll still have recruiters wanting your dick.

>>56315472
tried to warn everyone over the last few months that kept asking if it was worth it to get into coding. I told you! AI and pajeets are going to dominate this field from now on unless you already have 20+ years experience or are willing to work for less than they are ($4 a day).

>>56318303
you know he's right tranny anon. the reason he can't get in is because once a pajeet gets into management position he will only hire other pajeets. Shit, sometimes only from the same caste as him. Stop being willfully ignorant.

>>56319272
AI produced this fine image in moments anon. While it may produce "shit" (pic related) it is far from shit. as you claim.

>>56320446
This is false. Recruiters have dried up and hard to even get an interview.
>t. 5yoe
>>56315603
>so what are codefags like me supposed to do now? Someone has to with blood for this.
Im waiting it out. If it really got bad then I can fall back on say handman shit. But i have this phd scholarship that pays $35k/yr that Im gonna mess around with.

not surprised. i work in saas sales.. you know it's over saturated when the idiots who couldn't even cold call well try to become a software engineer after they attend "poopys first code camp." if it makes the board feel any better the idiots i personally know are all still jobless or bounce from one contract to another after ~6 months.. wonder why they never make perm... hmm... dumb fuckers lol.

>>56320658
tranon

>>56315603
Youre utterly fucking braindead if youre not taking advantage of remote working in a thirdworld country. You can live like a prince but choose to be a peasant

>>56318168
our minds are the greatest computers ever.
deep.

>>56319142
>Muh unfalsifiable hypothetical
That's why you are unemployed, retard.

>>56319272
This. I'm so tired of retards thinking AI is taking over because chat gpt completes your sentences like some brain dead roastie on a tinder date.
Supreme intelligence for sure.

>>56320691
10 years experience and they're still knocking.

>>56320658
Pajeet outsourcing creates shit code which the company will slowly realize can't be patched. At which point they fire every pajeet and hire Americans to write the entire thing from scratch for 3x the normal salary. You'd know this is you'd ever worked.

>>56320674
>|W|icroso€

>>56315472
Oh no its back to the level it was, higher than when I first got a job. Its over for us techbros!

Maybe, just maybe... a lot of those job openings were companies having to rehire some of the 20 odd percent of people who became unemployed in march 2020?

>>56318268
>Much of which is superfluous
You can have a hundred thousand water plants running on code which needs maintained periodically by a fraction of the people. Or, you can have 10,000 water plants of the same size that require humans who are far less reliable to manually perform every process in sync, like a factory, complete with a whole new level of management, HR, insurance liability etc.

Now you tell me: which is more productive?

>>56321095
Thats a lie

Shaking out the weak hands. We will be back to a healthy 120 in time. Just another artifact of the 0% interest everything bubble post COVID.

>>56318268

You are retarded. We can do the same work of 10x as many people in factories thanks to robots and automated software. We can do the same clerical/administrative/secretarial work of 100x the amount of people thanks to software.

People used to have to manually compile all data, make all calculations, make all analysis manually, that was a TON of man hours that are no longer needed. Engineers used to have to design parts and materials by hand, that is now all streamlined through software. It is everywhere, in every crevice of the corporate world, doubling tripling and quadrupling the rate of productivity. Nobody "works" anymore because there is hardly any work to really be done. It's done by software, and software is done by SWEs.

>>56323219

I mean just think about it, how many corporate jobs don't involve a computer and some assortment of applications? Almost none. Maybe janitor? Everyone is tightly coupled with the software machines that make work accelerate at a terrific pace. The amount of overhead lost is crazy.

>>56315472
So we're back at the level we were 3 years ago? The horror

>>56318168
So what exactly do you do at your job, on a day to day basis?

It's not nearly as bad in Europe because we never bubbled as hard here in the first place. Wages will forever be shit though but at least it's stable and easy upper middle class work

>>56323242
Not even that.
Some of the jobs that are somewhat adjacent like ML engineer have more job postings than 3 years ago.

Sure it’s hard to get a remote coding job, but if you have experience and live in a productive area, it’s not hard to get a hybrid job.

>>56315603
You guys are paid sooo so much because you're that smart, right? Your entire industry wasn't just midwits circlejerking eachother, right?

>>56323242
I’d reckon most of the job postings were fake just fishing for candidates and data, I got my job of 10 years as a graphic designer answering a copy writing job post.

i work at a big bloated copmany, i plan to automate most of the work my team does so that 80% of them get fired

>>56323191
Incredible cope.

>>56323231
The janitors in my building have a little tablet on their cart that tells them what areas have a big peepeepoopoo that needs cleaning. There is no escaping software.

>>56323554
>Past tense
Still paid well. Why does swe always make you all seethe this hard? If it's an easy midwit job why aren't you doing it too? Answer me that.

>>56321084
>Muh unfalsifiable hypothetical
Burden of proof was on you as you're the one making the claim.

>>56321090
>This. I'm so tired of retards thinking AI is taking over because chat gpt completes your sentences like some brain dead roastie on a tinder date.
You're the one assuming this because its convenient to do so. You're unable to stop being disingenuous about having a real conversation because you're defensive about your job (for some reason).

>>56324292
>Burden of proof was on you as you're the one making the claim
I didn't make the initial claim that it's ogre for swe. So no, it's not.
It's not an assumption. It's the argument anon is trying to make. That AI will automate everything away including swe even though what we have isn't really AI, it has very little context, companies created crippled internal only versions because of data privacy, and the responses you get are only as good as a Google search at the end of the day. Not to mention programming is such a small part of the job.

>>56318168
Sounds like you're just fucking everything up to me. Almost like you have a make work job where you're constantly redesigning things that are working fine, to the point where you turn it into a gigantic clusterfuck while 200 fuckers are hired to do the job for an entire year manually. You're really selling me on the necessity of coding bro.

>>56324334
>I didn't make the initial claim that it's ogre for swe.
I never made that claim tho lmao. You're insisting on being defensive when i am not even trying to personally attack you nor programming as a job in general. Then, you and >>56322020 point out the obvious in an attempt to prove your intelligence instead of humoring the idea that attempting to automate literally everything without keeping humanity somewhere in the decision making is dumb. You're not even mindful enough to humor the idea that I can have that opinion because I actually implement said automation as a job and see the danger in doing so to an excessive extent. Fucking midwit tier...sit the fuck back down, kid, and maybe consider coming off the birth control so you aren't PMSing at the slightest insinuation that you wont be able to fuck around at your job for another 40 years doing the same EXACT thing. The absolute bitch ASS ness of you newfaggots is becoming ridiculous.

>>56324531
Fucking midwit tier...sit the fuck back down, kid, and maybe consider coming off the birth control so you aren't PMSing at the slightest insinuation that you wont be able to fuck around at your job for another 40 years doing the same EXACT thing. The absolute bitch ASS ness of you newfaggots is becoming ridiculous.

>>56324559
>cant even green text properly
I rest my case.

>>56324380

He doesn't need to sell you, fucktits. 90% of American economic growth in the 21st century is in tech. It's the only thing keeping things from collapsing.

>>56324604
h-hey get the etiquette of my website r-right

>skills:
>typescript
>node
>react
why is this so common with people who clearly don't know how to code?

>>56324631
>NOOOOOOOOOOOO! JUST QUOTE HIM AND REPLY WITH REACTION IMAGES SO THE REPLY LIMIT IS REACHED

Primed and ready to dump my folder. Lets do this.

>>56324634

Academic memery vs real practical enterprise languages and frameworks. If you aren't solid in Java, C# or one of the proprietary FAANG stacks you're a bootcamper joke.

>>56324531
You aren't the anon I was talking to. You're in a thread about it being over for swe. The burden of proof was on you since the op.

>>56324604
Learn to read ids retard

>>56324725
>You aren't the anon I was talking to.
You quoted me. >>56324334


>>56324734
>Learn to read ids retard
Why does this industry insist on bringing in so many midwits?

>>56324617
Sounds like those 200 temp workers doing things by hand and keeping things running for an entire year are more important than you fags.

>>56324782

If that were true we would all be laid off. They've been trying to replace American SWEs for decades now.

>>56324782
>Sounds like those 200 temp workers doing things by hand and keeping things running for an entire year are more important than you fags.
Not really. Just start a war and meme them into fighting and dying in it.

>he doesnt know

>>56315472
AI-scare demoralization thread to kill off the competition, interact with extreme caution, quick reminder to NOT drop out of cs university/college degree just because someone said that coding is over on biz or g, all fields
Having said that
>curve getting back to literally better levels than 2020
>c-coding is over doe, albeit you should get in trades chud and kill your back before you are 35!
Can someone remind me since when people were saying that coding was over and le bubble was le bursting?
Another reminder to
>stop caring about nocoder niggers
>focus on execution and writing a proper CV
>realize that there's not only SE, there are a shit fucking ton of IT jobs too

>>56318975

there can only be so many popular YT channels and streamers. one becomes popular, another dies.

>>56316763
The more time i spend in the industry the more i realize all code is the most disgusting shit that barely works

>>56325278
You will never be a developer. You have no degree, you have no work experience, you have no talent. You are a retarded zoomer twisted by reddit and /g/ into a crude mockery of professional perfection. All the “validation” you get is two-faced and half-hearted. Behind your back recruiters mock you. Your parents are disgusted and ashamed of you, your “friends” laugh at your to-do apps written in C behind closed doors. Hiring managers are utterly repulsed by you. Decades of shipping software have allowed real developers to sniff out frauds with incredible efficiency. Even "coders" who get a phone screen sound uncanny and incompetent to a seasoned professional. Your dunning kruger memelang fanaticism is a dead giveaway. And even if you manage to get a tier 1 help desk job, they'll write you up and fire you for cause the second they hear "actually leetcode has nothing to do with what coding is about" or "I failed precalculus but you don't even need math to code". You will never be happy. You wrench out a fake smile every single time you copy and paste a frontend tutorial project and push it to github, but deep inside you feel the knowledge that you are an incompetent hack creeping up like a weed, ready to crush you under the unbearable weight. Eventually it’ll be too much to bear - you’ll buy a 10ft Ethernet cable, tie a noose, put it around your neck, and plunge into the cold abyss. Your parents will find you, heartbroken but relieved that they no longer have to live with the unbearable shame and financial burden of having a larper NEET for a son. They’ll bury you with a headstone marked with your only real employer (McDonalds), and every passerby for the rest of eternity will know a wageslave is buried there. Your body will decay and go back to the dust, and all that will remain of your legacy is a skeleton and skull volume that is unmistakably sub 110 IQ. This is your fate. This is what you chose. There is no turning back.

>>56315472
Zoom out more. This shows it’s currently about the same as 2020. So what?

>>56327060
listen pal the graph you're looking at shows a minor fluctuation zoomed out it's pretty flat you'd have to have a brain the size of a gerbil to not see that

>>56326745

>>56327218
why would i waste my time responding to such meaningless drivel

>>56327662
how dare you insult me you dimwitted fool you are nothing more than a mere mortal who is a disgrace to the human race your stupidity is beyond comprehensible just another idiotic baboon on the internet

>>56327957
listen here you dimwitted fool do you know who you are talking to i am al i am the angry man it's not just my name it's what defines me

i am far beyond the mortal realm the things i say are the law

you are the idiot baboon

>>56328239
listen up you dimwitted fool i am al

i am the angry man

it's not just a name it's what defines me i'm way beyond the mortal realm and the things i say are law you are but an idiot baboon

>>56328436
i hate your name its stupid and you smell like cheese i hate you

>>56315603
Just fall for the next "learn to" thing that is being pushed.

Day Three of posting about Nyan Cat Money five hundred times per day until its over $1 each. Post Counter 106

Day Three of posting about Nyan Cat Money five hundred times per day until its over $1 each. Post Counter 106

Day Three of posting about Nyan Cat Money five hundred times per day until its over $1 each. Post Counter 106

>>56315603
Learn to mine coal.

Day Three of posting about Nyan Cat Money five hundred times per day until its over $1 each. Post Counter 106

Day Three of posting about Nyan Cat Money five hundred times per day until its over $1 each. Post Counter 106

Day Three of posting about Nyan Cat Money five hundred times per day until its over $1 each. Post Counter 106

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>>56315472
Is this because AI can code so well now?

>>56315603
if youre a girl you can shit in my mouth for money

>>56326450
The smart ones know how to stay relevant forever and never die

>>56318168
>Walmart changed how their inventory system worked and that impacts how we relay information to the people we buy raw materials from. it will take our team of engineers 9 to 12 months to fully fix. in the meantime we will employ and extra 200 temp people to keep track of this shit manually
top kek
best bait I've seen in a while

Good, coding or desk jobs in general ruin your back and suck your soul right out of you.

>>56330049
>So well
It can create boiler plate code but it has no context of your larger application so it's useless for anything outside of "write this client interface", "create this regex", "make this code more efficient" type of tasks that a junior could do.

Day 4 of posting about nyancatmoney.com 500 times a day until we are over $1 each. This is post 1501.

>>56315472
looks like mount fuji, lol

Day 4 of posting about nyancatmoney.com 500 times a day until we are over $1 each. This is post 1501.

Day 4 of posting about nyancatmoney.com 500 times a day until we are over $1 each. This is post 1521.

>>56315472
Was the bubble due to covid work from home shit?

>>56324380
>Almost like you have a make work job where you're constantly redesigning things that are working fine
That happens with webdevs fucking up the interface.

>>56331427

Post COVID QE pumped all tech bags in the stock market. The big players engaged in a hiring frenzy which caused an immediate shortage downchain.

>>56331534
there's a simple answer tech stocks were completely overpriced due to fed qe now that the free money has stopped there's a correction going on there was never any real value there

>>56315472
3 year trend given the changes in the economy is not indicative at all, the slowdown is probably true across most career paths expect medicine and some construction sectors. Does seem obvious AI will slow down the demand for software devs though in next couple years

they coded ai and now the ai is taking their jobs

>>56331853
yeah what this guy says i don't know what it means i'm not a finance guy but i know he's right stocks are overpriced and it's because of all the money the federal reserve poured into the system

>>56315603
Learn to prune trees, bro.