We'll always remember you. Well.. not always, but for some time to come. Rest in peace.
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We'll always remember you. Well.. not always, but for some time to come. Rest in peace.
You wouldn't say "a programmer that is 99% correct is worthless, I need 100%". I'm pushing it, but for a more fair comparison I'd say measure it against a programmer. How often are we wrong? 75% of the time? :) being generous here. It's the tools that make us productive.
I don't know about you specifically, but I don't think you'll be very productive with a bare terminal lacking any modern IDE-like or even REPL facilities. I'll ask you to come up with instantly working code every time, all the time. It doesn't work like that. You need iteration and I believe these kinds of AI have the same issues as us. There are wrong sometimes (often) and need feedback.
Extreme specialists are found everywhere. Mastering skateboarding at world level will eat your life too, but it's not "harder" than programming. At least, for any commonsensical interpretation of "harder".
All the rest, we do too. Except I don't record videos and I'm sure it is not childishly easy, but it will not eat my life.
But that is not "programming". That is glueing together bullshit until it works and the results of that "work" are "blessing" us everyday. The gift that keeps on giving. You FAANG people are indeed astronomically, immorally, overpaid and actively harm the world.
But, luckily, the world has more layers than that. Programming for Facebook is not the same as programming for a small chemical startup or programming in any resource-restricted environment where you can't just spin up 1000 AWS instances at your leisure and you actually have to know what you're doing with the metal.
Broken heart
Broken leg
Blindness
Losing a child
Having a low (or too high) IQ
Having severe mental disorder(s)I don't know the first thing about you, so it's hard to say what is going to help. If you truly are a narcissist all bets are off, but perhaps you are just a bit self-centered which might mean there is still hope after all.
I'd look for books on being a "building lasting relations", "how to deal with emotions", "how to be a good mother/father". That kind of stuff. Bring out the wounded inner child and see if some CPR is still an option.
Death to remaining in the dark ages for nostalgia's sake.
Good luck bootcamping someone to engineer. Civil or otherwise.
There is a major environmental/learned aspect to this, I don't buy the 100% inborn argument at all. Young children (0-12mo) don't give a damn about anything. I do believe we are born with the innate potential to focus on these creatures faster/earlier than other animals, but fear, that's learned.
Sexist.
India is also hot, they don't close for siestas.
It is way harder (to do it right) than anything you can imagine.
TUI's are just a very restricted type of GUI's. These restrictions make the devs focus on what is important, because there is literally no room for bullshit. These UI's pack more punch per pixel and thus make for a more productive experience - if you're so inclined.
While I like true CLI TUIs, I can also live with TUI-like interface in the browser. I just like the style of them, the compactness, the cleanness. They will never go out of style. They are too productive.
- languages for physicists - languages for game developers - languages for business apps - languages for mobile apps - etc
These domains turn out - IMHO - to have vastly different needs and are better served by specialist tools. Some of them textually, some of them visually (game design: Unreal's blueprint).