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im 29 yo. recently lose my job, and thinking about use some of my saving money to school for programming, for the sake of not being homeless, but idk consider of my age, will it helps me in the future to survive if i have a degree on programming.

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[โ€“] PixelatedSaturn 1 points 1 week ago (1 children)

I don't know about overestimating... Check this out: https://lovable.dev/

And it's not about how this can't completely replace developers. Maybe not today, but this product will just get better and better and better. This thing never sleeps and it costs way less than a developer. I think there are uncertain years ahead. Right now, I think that if I was at a point of my life to choose my career, I'd choose something that can't be done remotely on the computer.

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 1 week ago

You'd never get anything new or innovative if we only relied on AI for programming. The landscape for how things are done is always changing. Even in 6 months time things will be outdated and insecure.

The only jobs that were going to lose are the underpaid "You're a programmer, I have an idea for an app, could you do it for me?" Kind of jobs. Which are always shit anyway.