TOO LATE to learn code!? 👩‍💻 #programming #tech #technology #code #software #developer #career

[yourytking]

It's important to recognize that programming isn't all about coding. It's about solving problems, learning to problem solve well is never a wasted skill

[rubygreen]

I would like too add if you do learn code, you can do multiple things with it like build your own buisness and build your own brand a website is expensive but if you can build yourself then you save more

[olaniyanayodele]

Special Request. Do a video on tech career paths in 2023 cause fields like frontend is oversaturated with alot of junior dev so try to start and break into a field like that is not going to be smooth and career paths like embedded systems isn't so friendly to people trying to break into tech... So a video like that

[inues]

AI is tricky to get to behave well but I think we're really underestimating it. Look in what's happened in just five years. Imagine what will happen in another five or even ten. It wouldn't be absurd to expect we will not generate strong AI even though we might not figure out the control problem.

[chrisranni]

A return to basics, like pseudo code. Which you can then feed to the ai engine.

[LlamaPony]

its never to late to learn to code, anyone can code.

[doller]

I did try to learn programming and I began with HTML CSS and now I'm trying to learn python and JavaScript but I want same tips for beginners

[edwardelric]

Any tips or sources to follow for a person who wants to start coding but doesn't have the money for school and has zero idea of how coding works

[RadHard]

Just had a conversation with my wife about the same intro's topic

[swfh]

At the age of 27..no degree....i just started learning javascript....want to be a front end developer....iam i

[shlokbhakta]

I have never had chat gpt generate functioning code, even after giving it 8-10 error messages, it just has never worked for me

[llyamall]

okay sure chatgpt cant code something by itself entirely
but what happens when it can?
ai isnt just going to stop in its tracks

[jhnnes]

Funny how you say AI is only there to support coders when we are looking at the first publicly available prototype. It’s like in in the 90s people laughed about the Internet. Y’all programmers seriously need to worry because it certainly is going to replace you in the near future.

[unduloid]

I know from experience that the vast majority of programmers can't actually code anyway.

[Munif-adnan]

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[sumitbhoi]

I learnt python at 15
Now I'm learning c then c++