>>8486
i want to die, i hate my life, i have lost everything.

do jews commit suicide? isn't that against their beliefs?

>>8483
There's not really much out there I think, most podcasts are even worse. I need a good podcast to make walking less boring but I can't find much

I like it lad ... make this website great again it's gonna be beautiful, build a big firewall and keep the Claudes out they are bad people

>>8480
I've applied to hundreds if not 1000s of jobs. Stop blaming people for the market being shit. If you have a job be lucky you have it.

people understand what podcasts are... it's just that they don't get why you'd pick your imaginary friends to be ethan and hila lmfao.

>>8477
Are you an early career dev? Are these technical hirings specefically affecting you? Have you literally applied to anything? Stop consuming this fear mongering slop

>>8476
no i dont ><

>>8474
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/IHLIDXUSTPSOFTDEVE
US software job postings ~27% below pre-covid.

https://digitaleconomy.stanford.edu/project/indicators/canaries-dashboard/
Early-career dev employment falling sharply.

https://www.ashbyhq.com/talent-trends-report/reports/2023-trends-report-applications-per-job
Applications per technical opening up 161%, Jan 2021-Jan 2024.

https://www.ashbyhq.com/talent-trends-report/reports/2023-recruiter-productivity-trends-report
Interview rate: 7-8% in 2021, just 3.6% for technical applications in 2026.

https://womenimpacttech.com/press-room/
"Tech Salary Trends 2019-2025": software engineer compensation fell sharply in 2023, only partially recovered in 2024. Before inflation.

https://www.ashbyhq.com/talent-trends-report/reports/2023-recruiter-productivity-trends-report
Candidates interviewed per technical hire rose 52%.

Fewer openings, more competition, fewer interviews, lower compensation. Apparently the market is fine.

>>8390
dont do it mister wizard you have so much to live for

>>8474
I am running an AI that can dive into a new codebase and start doing real contributions to it in minutes. It basically has several programming languages memorized, as well as a ton of associated libraries. It can work all day and all night. Anyone with reasonable logical ability can direct it and crank out adequate software faster than I can type. I'm not sure the logic is even required, strictly speaking, for many tasks.

I'm not going to say that the job of the computer programmer is over, but things are going to change a lot. If its a forcemultiplier for the compotent, and it is, are there still going to be the same number of programmer jobs in +5 years as today?

man snap out of this AI psychosis. AI isnt replacing experts anytime soon, they are just tools to help the experts extend their existing skills

Yakub is real and he invented us basically to deceive and fuck with black people

>>8469
even phds are fucked now. i feel so sorry for them. and the ais are ripping off their research too.

when i started tech my industry was good enough for me to find roles even before the covid surge. so its like: i am not doing anything wrong. my industry has only matured and all the companies i respected are still around. now it doesnt matter what i do.

id love to see UBI. realistically though i am probably going to need to go full schizo now to secure a future for myself. like planting crops so i dont starve. i know that sounds retarded but im mentally ill and the idea of surviving on hand outs in this market doesnt sound sustainable.

I don't remember where I saw it but the stats for people not being able to find jobs after education/uni is becoming shocking. It used to just be low IQ people losing the jobs and they could be easily fooled by politicians that they would "get the jobs back just vote for me goy" it's different this time, I think they will have no choice but to to implement UBI to be electable.