hey im unemployed bro 50 to 60 grand sounds good to me, and if can work remotely work even better, go back to my country and save even more. what type of job could get me in door? not even remotely. Im in boston
What do you think, if I learn ComfyUI and become a Prompt Engineer now, how much demand will there be for this skill? I'm just incredibly interested in it and want to realize my own script.
This video just goes to show why some people shouldn't be making content in the tech space. Spreading this kind of false information can alter the way aspiring programmers think. You're essentially making people question if all the effort they are putting into this field is pointless. No amount of credibility gives you the right to strip people of their title as a developer, even if it is React development, people still went through an immense amount of work and effort to get where they are. You point out that people shouldn't learn how to code because it isn't what it used to be. Keep in mind that most people looking to transition into the tech industry aren't looking to become the next Mark Zuckerberg. They are looking to live a better and more fulfilling lifestyle, and by saying "to become a programmer -- is like becoming a janitor." You're taking away peoples aspirations and the hours/years of work they put into learning a skill like coding. My only wish is that people see this video as an example as to why just because channels have a massive following, doesn't mean that they are people you should look up to. You are strictly looking to make money off of this video -- and by doing so you are altering peoples minds with such a sensitive subject as this. If this sounds harsh -- that's the point.
This video is right. I learned to code, I spend over 3000 hours to learn front end development.. I applied to hundreds of jobs But I never got hired. He is righ the tech market is oversaturated and floaded.
@@limitless1692 maybe you shouldve done some research on what skills are in demand by companyes , if you have a basic avg knowledge of the field you wont "stand out" ,
haha so true, learn coding, get a job but quit very fast and make a youtube channel about working in "tech" as programmer and how bad and boring it is and that it sucks and AI will replace coders anyways and make money with youtube videos.
Loving the positive comments despite all the negativity in the video, dude has got depressed and selling keyboards. As a new grad I am exploring different career paths inside and outside of tech and all I hear is all the industries and jobs are not good, what am I supposed to do? stop existing?
I gave up on coding as a career because I noticed that most coders are cold-hearted ,very socially awkward people that are difficult to talk to. Many lack a full specter of human emotion, and if you manage to persuade some of them to have a drink with you, they will chase away any women that are around you by saying the wrong thing. The idea of spending 30 years working with people like that gave me the chills.
You have to simplify your preferences, watch the market and adapt. Enjoyment of life doesn’t solely come from getting so financially high, but primarily from doing things. So programming preference = problem solving, logic, introversion, technical knowledge, creativity. That can be transformed. Most importantly knowledge gained in this field won’t just inflate, it shapes thinking.
@@IrrationalDelusion i’m not looking to get financially high, I’m looking for a career to support a family. I don’t want to pursue something if the job itself will not exist in the coming years. A stable job is hard to come by now
my dentist once told me after around 10 years of studying that studying dentistry is not worth it and after 8 years of working he hates it , well now after 8 years of work he is getting a lot of money and lives comfortably , my point is this the typical point of view for any one who spent years in the same field, they feel it is not worth it , so it is not worth it for you , but for us it does , and we won't always be employees , after sometime we can do our own business . the field will always be there , but in different ways . it is changing but not dying. so we need to cope with it over time
That is false. There are many fields where people thrive in their domain. Dentistry is the worst example you can pull as it is the field with one of the highest rate of depression. Ya'll are just coping
I still am working towards a degree to make my dreams come true. I will focus on medium and smaller business solutions and do so remotely. Possibly to build a team while doing so. Status means nothing for me. I just want peace, quite, some money, and freedom.
Guys If you are thinking why he is talking always pessimistic about coding then remember one thing he had a divorce , so lack of sex is directly proportional to lack of positive moral.
When someone boasts about traveling every other month, then compares programmers to janitors, who is on-par with slaves, it goes to show the arrogance and how-of-touch with reality. Hey, maybe he only said it for the click and view, which shows the willing to trade ethics for fame and money.
I mean it makes sense. A rich 30+ guy with no wife and/or child to raise at home will get bored of the monotany of his computer compound after awhile and go on a trip, he just doesn't have to be hypocritical about it.@@Coolboy2755
He’s a troll/grifter/wit/genius former Facebook and Google tech lead now TH-cam legend. Respect to the Techlead. Preach brother Techlead and merry Christmas 🎄
Coding is the only occupation that I could think about, outside of organized crime, that allowed my lazy self to earn enough money in an Eastern European country to have a decent life.
@@walidoulondon8107 nah bro, you didn't understand. TechLead is making such satirical videos. He is actually praising software development jobs. But you'll get it, just watch couple more videos.
Im starting to learn abou algorithims and javascript... to be honest i don't really care about all that he said... im not doing that to become a millionaire ou to acquire status.. lol. From where I come from you simply gotta do what you gotta do. It amazes me the Idea I can create things from scratch using a computer. So yeah Im simply choosing a profession that I think It's interesting and It allows me working for US companies so I can get the dollars. To put in perspective the minimum wage in my country equals 300 usd a month.. so yeah. Studying Is worth It I guess.
Smart to compare it to college. When it’s really all just a pyramid scheme; Go to college to become college professor as there is no need for an Egyptologist 😂
Tech lead is the king of sarcasm LOL - yep only real folks who knows him well will understand what he is trying to point out, for me, I'll give the folks here a clue, shhhhhhh it's all about the LAW of supply and demand hehe
This is what happens when you become the tech lead. You start forgetting that someone still has to write all that code that is integrated into every small, medium or large business of today.
@@rodneynsubuga6275 the AI is trained on all the code that exists, and already AI can create it's own training data and self-improve without us. I recommend watching this to see the future: "OpenAI’s ChatGPT Makes A Game For $1!" - Two Minute Papers
Coding is definitely worth it and the job market is growing at a super high rate. Especially with boot camps that can get you in the door quick. Don’t listen to this dude.
The medicine field could also be replaced by AI at this point, except for what requires physicality like surgeries. Still, it has not. Why? Convenience. If one wants to be a programmer in 2024, what they need to do is research skills in demand, learn then, prove that they can code them, and be patient. Internet and the "fast life" culture has changed everything for the worse, I truly mean it. What also changed is that, in the past, younger people used to learn the skills of their families and earn a living from them. If your father was a farmer, you would probably end up as a farmer too. Another gargantuan issue is the fact that menial jobs barely earns someone a living anymore, so you have the young struggling to date, have a family, own a home and become independent. The psycopathy and stupidity of the previous generations will result in mass chaos in the future. Young men are especially violent if they don't have what they need. But people will keep on living while pretending that others are not struggling to live aswell, and so crime, confusion, and uncertainty will plague set in, more and more on society. It does not help that the elites treats its voters as tax cattle.
You must be a senior level coder to understand his point of view. It is super had to get a job now. It has been like this for the last 2 years. Now chatgpt can code better than most senior devs
I was thinking of teaching my kids to read and write English but I decided not to. The markets too saturated and they might not even clear 6 figs TC so not worth it
Been writing music for 37 years and at the age of 50 just after just one year of python coding, have coded my own midi generator to speed up my work flow for writing music Was it worth it to learn coding at 49 years old. Hell yes it was worth it. custom software for personal use is going to become very popular.
Very underrated comment right here. I believe you hit the nail on the head. I always loved the idea of coding but was very intimidated with all the coding languages out there (btw i'm 40). But ever since GPT4 came out i actually been building stuff... like real working stuff. My jaw dropped when i suddenly over night "felt" like i was a programmer with the help of AI of course. Anyway, pardon my rambling.... I believe more people will get into programming because of how easy it's becoming. It will attract more attention because building your own custom "Tools" has become a reality to anyone who's able to use natural language to communicate what they want to these AI tools. And they are getting better at a faster pace than it would take the average person to get a degree in computer science. Programming IS in demand now more than ever before. You can still make money from it, you just need to sell it differently. Just my 2 cents.
Coding changes all the time. The difference between assembler and high level language was higher, than now and before 20 years. Its now easy to code, however it is not easy to develop large software.
Like I always say, if learning programming doesn't give me money, it will at least give me the power to create anything I want from scratch. If you want to make money, code for yourself, create some SaaS or PaaS and sell it, or create a store that works better than any other, find a niche and satisfy that niche. Problem solved! LoL
A huge problem is that most people think that you can only code for someone else, i.e. a company. No. You can build your own sites and make money off them. There are plenty of them.
There is one major reason for learning to code proper. Write your own Bitcoin transactions. Just think, never be held to ransom ever again to wallets that might be banned from your country or have security vulnerabilities, or not support the type of transactions that you want. No need to keep up with security alerts and firmware updates and hacks on hardware wallets. Just do the signing on a secure cold storage system, using your own code, then submit the signed transaction onto any web service that offers broadcasting to the Bitcoin network. Even if you make an error, so long as your private key is not revealed and you didn't send to the wrong address then all is well. You will be part of a tiny percentage of people that can do this.
I'm a newly graduated web developer with very little experience. I was sending at least 3 applications a day to different companies and was also asking on my portfolio website and side projects everyday for 3 months, at the end it paid off I later got a job, thanks to Mr Joe. The company was looking for a senior developer but I applied anyway Just wanted to add some hope to the comment section as 85% of the comments are about how depressing and hopeless it feels, keep grinding 🤗
Senior engineer here, 6+ years of experience in embedded development, Rust, golang, c++, name it, I've done it. Got laid off 8 months ago. 20+ interviews, most of them got to last stage and got rejected with the reason "we hired someone else". If you're going through something similar, you're not alone, in fact, there's millions of us with you, which is why you and I can't get a job lol
People be saying coding has no future but that's not true, maybe it is but we're yet to find out I got my last job after 4 months of job hunting, you can too You just have to keep up a positive energy @@dibakarchandra1647
@@kennjessy8723 You're right 💯, my current job cost me $2k to get. I didn't think it would go through but it did and I'm glad because I now enjoy $8k monthly salary
It’s all perspectival, isn’t it? From my perspective plenty of companies are still asking for Websites, SEO, CRM integrations etc. If you can leverage a follower base and live like an influencer more power to you, but this video isnt really prescriptive in any way towards that end, so it comes across more as a ‘flex’. I think there is good forward looking insight though and I am totally in agreement about the media layer, but someone needs to keep the engine running. It’s really just the same old story of underpaid worker vs overpaid celebrity at the end of the day
These arguments may feel new, but this type of rhetoric has been around forever-e.g., your time has passed, they’re enslaving you, etc. Most of the viewpoints presented here are biased and loaded with gross generalizations. Nearly everyone who tries to predict the future fails. I do enjoy your flat display of hubris-maybe it’s just dry humor. This one gave me a good laugh, and the presentation is uniquely entertaining. That said, the tech world is very much experiencing an adapt or die situation; perfect for innovation. Just because you can’t imagine a new future that hasn’t been created yet it doesn’t mean we should all quit our careers, become social influencers, or go tour the world. I commend you for finding a way to do what you love, but you’re presenting a very narrowminded set of options. New opportunities for coders and designers will emerge. We will carry on, in one form or another. Happy holidays!
Except my keychron keyboard and likely his can be programmed with VIA and do have a numpad . I don't have arrow keys or numpad that physically can be seen, it is on another layer, which means my arrow keys and numpad are in the same place as my normal keys, what I am trying to say is the way my keyboard is setup, I never have to move my hands and everything is in easy reach and you have everything you need. Layer 1 makes my number row the F keys, layer 1 has my arrow keys, work macros, numpad, and on and on. Layer 0 has the normal alphabet, except I made my pinky delete and moved the colon key. I also made capslock delete, etc.
I like having a numpad but it makes the keyboard too wide which hampers my mouse movement. That's why I switched to 80%. Entering long numbers is annoying but I do that rarely.
This guy has lived long enough to become the villain. For how many more videos is he going to recycle his same old pessimistic views? Its the 5th video or so. Its getting old.
Being a coder in a south asian country, and having opportunity to do remote jobs allowed me to earn a salary that would have taken 20+ years in any other way. Also entrepreneurship is not for everyone. I pretty much sacrifice all of my social life because of the work that i do outside of my job, just to get up small microsaas so I can stop doing job soon.
yes, IT is great for developing countries. which is why, now all the rich asian countries are outsourcing to south east asia. while the rich asian countries are now enjoying high unemployment rate. Or artificial "normal" employment rate because the ex-coders are now working as a take-out delivery guy.
The first 500 people to use my link will receive a one month free trial of Skillshare skl.sh/techlead12231
No need to code .
Just buy Bitcoin now
Need link for the keyboard
awesome deal!
hey im unemployed bro 50 to 60 grand sounds good to me, and if can work remotely work even better, go back to my country and save even more. what type of job could get me in door? not even remotely. Im in boston
What do you think, if I learn ComfyUI and become a Prompt Engineer now, how much demand will there be for this skill?
I'm just incredibly interested in it and want to realize my own script.
This guy can demotivate Donald Trump from running for presidency😂
True 😂.
Lol.. yea but good to hear the truth from someone who has done it
HaHaa....
This video just goes to show why some people shouldn't be making content in the tech space. Spreading this kind of false information can alter the way aspiring programmers think. You're essentially making people question if all the effort they are putting into this field is pointless. No amount of credibility gives you the right to strip people of their title as a developer, even if it is React development, people still went through an immense amount of work and effort to get where they are. You point out that people shouldn't learn how to code because it isn't what it used to be. Keep in mind that most people looking to transition into the tech industry aren't looking to become the next Mark Zuckerberg. They are looking to live a better and more fulfilling lifestyle, and by saying "to become a programmer -- is like becoming a janitor." You're taking away peoples aspirations and the hours/years of work they put into learning a skill like coding. My only wish is that people see this video as an example as to why just because channels have a massive following, doesn't mean that they are people you should look up to. You are strictly looking to make money off of this video -- and by doing so you are altering peoples minds with such a sensitive subject as this. If this sounds harsh -- that's the point.
This video is right.
I learned to code, I spend over 3000 hours to learn front end development..
I applied to hundreds of jobs
But I never got hired. He is righ the tech market is oversaturated and floaded.
He’s correct don’t let your emotions blind you from the reality.
@@limitless1692 maybe you shouldve done some research on what skills are in demand by companyes , if you have a basic avg knowledge of the field you wont "stand out" ,
@@Yammzers you're so wrong
Your point appears to be emotional. He's not completely right, but not completely wrong either.
thank you for reducing the competition.
Dude who make millions with coding and now can just travel and have fun saying coding not worth it. gocha.
I think you need more of these travels to get past the depression and get back to your senses.
😂😂 what i was thinking
This dude is like the Asian Alex Becker
1. learn coding
2. get hired at top tech compagnies
3. leave your job
4. start youtube channel
5. sell keyboards
haha so true, learn coding, get a job but quit very fast and make a youtube channel about working in "tech" as programmer and how bad and boring it is and that it sucks and AI will replace coders anyways and make money with youtube videos.
😂😂😂
What lead him to leave Google? was he like fired or did he leave out of his own will😅
You forgot gatekeep for big companies
He started making videos for TH-cam chanell at work 😂@@allankiplagat2414
❤
Life is much easier and more enjoyable when you don't care about status.
Loving the positive comments despite all the negativity in the video, dude has got depressed and selling keyboards. As a new grad I am exploring different career paths inside and outside of tech and all I hear is all the industries and jobs are not good, what am I supposed to do? stop existing?
I gave up on coding as a career because I noticed that most coders are cold-hearted ,very socially awkward people that are difficult to talk to. Many lack a full specter of human emotion, and if you manage to persuade some of them to have a drink with you, they will chase away any women that are around you by saying the wrong thing. The idea of spending 30 years working with people like that gave me the chills.
I work in construction with people who work 12 hours a day, and have zero manners, and are alcoholics
@@JMomma. Alcoholism vs autism spectrum . Neither sounds very appealing.
Man, I love your content
"Coding is irrelevant", "pls buy my coding keyboard"
They hated him because he told them the truth
Starts at 07:00
content is king
What job can I pursue that won’t be taken over by AI?? This dude killing hopes and dreams while he shows himself zip lining and living it up
You have to simplify your preferences, watch the market and adapt. Enjoyment of life doesn’t solely come from getting so financially high, but primarily from doing things. So programming preference = problem solving, logic, introversion, technical knowledge, creativity. That can be transformed. Most importantly knowledge gained in this field won’t just inflate, it shapes thinking.
@@IrrationalDelusion i’m not looking to get financially high, I’m looking for a career to support a family. I don’t want to pursue something if the job itself will not exist in the coming years. A stable job is hard to come by now
😂😂😂 love it
Coding is not for everyone, and coding is worth it. TRUST ME!!!
He says that Coding isnt worth it in 2024 yet is being sponsored by SkillShare.
If you could sit through a TechLead video and still don’t get discouraged, congratulations, you’ve passed the motivation test. 😂
Haha, the only programmers that are left are 'real programmers'. Check who was Ed Nather.
😂😂😅😅😢😢
I know, i know, 🤗
The existential dread, with Costa Rica clips 😢😅
this comment has motivated me
Ammm 🤔🤔🤔🤔💡
Finally someone that tells coders to get a life
😢😢😢😢😢😢
my dentist once told me after around 10 years of studying that studying dentistry is not worth it and after 8 years of working he hates it , well now after 8 years of work he is getting a lot of money and lives comfortably , my point is this the typical point of view for any one who spent years in the same field, they feel it is not worth it ,
so it is not worth it for you , but for us it does , and we won't always be employees , after sometime we can do our own business .
the field will always be there , but in different ways . it is changing but not dying. so we need to cope with it over time
Well said
I agree
That is false. There are many fields where people thrive in their domain. Dentistry is the worst example you can pull as it is the field with one of the highest rate of depression. Ya'll are just coping
Thanks techlead for the video
i still remember the days when techlead actually did tech content
Sad but true
Past performance is no guarantee of future results
jquery > React, totally agree
I have never been more motivated to become a programmen than after watching this video! Cheers :)
Yes
I still am working towards a degree to make my dreams come true. I will focus on medium and smaller business solutions and do so remotely. Possibly to build a team while doing so. Status means nothing for me. I just want peace, quite, some money, and freedom.
Buy land and live off your own grown food.
Guys If you are thinking why he is talking always pessimistic about coding then remember one thing he had a divorce , so lack of sex is directly proportional to lack of positive moral.
1. Quit coding
2. Go zip lining
Great advice! That’s sure to put food on the table.
why should he have answers to how you should survive?
Tomhanks😅
Real talk again
imagine quitting coding because this guy tells you to.
is watching your videos still worth it in 2024, that's the question
nope
I am telling, this guy who said he haven't code for the pass 10 years, i don't think watching his interview as a programmer is worth it
When someone boasts about traveling every other month, then compares programmers to janitors, who is on-par with slaves, it goes to show the arrogance and how-of-touch with reality. Hey, maybe he only said it for the click and view, which shows the willing to trade ethics for fame and money.
@@felixndifon8511 Totally agree with you. If you need to state you are one of the most qualified people to provide an answer you may not be!
Never was
If you are a programmer with 10+ years of experience, it is still worth it. If you are just starting... not the best time.
Techlead - "Travel is overrated and boring"
Also Techlead - Travels abroad regularly
hes a grifter as youtube and travelling is all hes doing. Hes trying to cope with his new situation
I mean it makes sense. A rich 30+ guy with no wife and/or child to raise at home will get bored of the monotany of his computer compound after awhile and go on a trip, he just doesn't have to be hypocritical about it.@@Coolboy2755
he is the king of sarcasm LOL
He’s a troll/grifter/wit/genius former Facebook and Google tech lead now TH-cam legend. Respect to the Techlead. Preach brother Techlead and merry Christmas 🎄
""Always do the opposite that Tech Lead tells you."
Look, keyboard! Next video: "Is typing still worth it in 2024? (as an ex-really-fast typer)"
For anyone who doesn’t understand, this is peak coding humor
Finally a dev influencer speaking truth.
Thank you for killing some competition for us :D
I told my friend to learn coding to escape poverty He watched TechLead's videos and never tried opening a text editor
@@jubaaissaoui5496and this is how he overcome poverty 😂😂
😂😂😂😂 absolutely
😂😂😂😂😂😂
He was right, tech is dead rn
He is right about one though. Everyone wants to code. The industry is saturated.
Coding is the only occupation that I could think about, outside of organized crime, that allowed my lazy self to earn enough money in an Eastern European country to have a decent life.
I love about coding that you could work in every company on this planet and also remotely.
Tech lead is talking bulshit
@@walidoulondon8107 nah bro, you didn't understand. TechLead is making such satirical videos. He is actually praising software development jobs. But you'll get it, just watch couple more videos.
Nothing about Eastern Europe is lazy.
Based
Im starting to learn abou algorithims and javascript... to be honest i don't really care about all that he said... im not doing that to become a millionaire ou to acquire status.. lol. From where I come from you simply gotta do what you gotta do. It amazes me the Idea I can create things from scratch using a computer. So yeah Im simply choosing a profession that I think It's interesting and It allows me working for US companies so I can get the dollars. To put in perspective the minimum wage in my country equals 300 usd a month.. so yeah. Studying Is worth It I guess.
Telling people no need to learn code anymore and yet promoting for skillshare 😅 our guy is special 😂
Smart to compare it to college. When it’s really all just a pyramid scheme; Go to college to become college professor as there is no need for an Egyptologist 😂
Skillshare have a lot of no-code courses
Tech lead is the king of sarcasm LOL - yep only real folks who knows him well will understand what he is trying to point out, for me, I'll give the folks here a clue, shhhhhhh it's all about the LAW of supply and demand hehe
and selling keyboard for coding xD
And selling a course for nailing tech job interviews
Coding is useless but please, buy this keyboard I'm paid.
This is what happens when you become the tech lead. You start forgetting that someone still has to write all that code that is integrated into every small, medium or large business of today.
not any more. AI is already replacing that role. The Tech Lead can do the software design and AI will do the coding
@@simk42 but who writes the code for a.i
@@rodneynsubuga6275 the AI is trained on all the code that exists, and already AI can create it's own training data and self-improve without us. I recommend watching this to see the future: "OpenAI’s ChatGPT Makes A Game For $1!" - Two Minute Papers
@@simk42 You're claiming that ai seems to know what we expect them to know. Are you confident about this? Proofs?
@@simk42 ha ha ha ha! AI cant do a simple task properly, dont be deluded
Coding is definitely worth it and the job market is growing at a super high rate. Especially with boot camps that can get you in the door quick. Don’t listen to this dude.
The day coders are no longer needed is one day after when many many other fields are no longer needed.
The medicine field could also be replaced by AI at this point, except for what requires physicality like surgeries. Still, it has not. Why? Convenience. If one wants to be a programmer in 2024, what they need to do is research skills in demand, learn then, prove that they can code them, and be patient. Internet and the "fast life" culture has changed everything for the worse, I truly mean it. What also changed is that, in the past, younger people used to learn the skills of their families and earn a living from them. If your father was a farmer, you would probably end up as a farmer too. Another gargantuan issue is the fact that menial jobs barely earns someone a living anymore, so you have the young struggling to date, have a family, own a home and become independent. The psycopathy and stupidity of the previous generations will result in mass chaos in the future. Young men are especially violent if they don't have what they need. But people will keep on living while pretending that others are not struggling to live aswell, and so crime, confusion, and uncertainty will plague set in, more and more on society. It does not help that the elites treats its voters as tax cattle.
This guy is so funny.
Coding is ALWAYS worth it!
You must be a senior level coder to understand his point of view. It is super had to get a job now. It has been like this for the last 2 years. Now chatgpt can code better than most senior devs
Coding isn’t worth it, give up on learning new things, oh and here is today’s sponsor Skillshare which teaches you new skills.
Always come here to read the comments 😀
How did you shrink your face and skull? Did you do this with age? Maybe it's the camera. You look better now.
I was thinking of teaching my kids to read and write English but I decided not to. The markets too saturated and they might not even clear 6 figs TC so not worth it
How do people not realize this is satire?
Everyone in the world seems to learn how to code including their grandma's 😂😂
as long as you can work remote and not deal with the commute and office BS, its a WIN!!!!
Been writing music for 37 years and at the age of 50 just after just one year of python coding, have coded my own midi generator to speed up my work flow for writing music Was it worth it to learn coding at 49 years old. Hell yes it was worth it. custom software for personal use is going to become very popular.
That's different than a slave job
love to see it, great way to modernize your workflow
Very underrated comment right here. I believe you hit the nail on the head. I always loved the idea of coding but was very intimidated with all the coding languages out there (btw i'm 40). But ever since GPT4 came out i actually been building stuff... like real working stuff. My jaw dropped when i suddenly over night "felt" like i was a programmer with the help of AI of course. Anyway, pardon my rambling.... I believe more people will get into programming because of how easy it's becoming. It will attract more attention because building your own custom "Tools" has become a reality to anyone who's able to use natural language to communicate what they want to these AI tools. And they are getting better at a faster pace than it would take the average person to get a degree in computer science. Programming IS in demand now more than ever before. You can still make money from it, you just need to sell it differently. Just my 2 cents.
Can I see the midi generator?
Ty I think teachlead has a bag of chips on his shoulder
I really appreciate that this guy answered the question in the first 30 seconds of the lab, rather than drag it out.
coding is just a tool to get a computer to do what you need. as long as computers are prevalent in any given field, coding will always be needed.
You must be a senior coder to understand his point of view. It is a dead end.
This is the best video I watched this week! Made me lol like 10 times 😆😆
I think this basically the best time to learn to code. It's so easy now. So learn to code and then add more skills to your skills stack.
Coding changes all the time. The difference between assembler and high level language was higher, than now and before 20 years. Its now easy to code, however it is not easy to develop large software.
Please share what other skills can I add on top of coding
wdym easy????????
It's obvious satire guys.
He did not want others to enjoy the life as he does. Coding is still worth it.
Yeah he’s gatekeeping lol
@@aibrian1 What do you mean? The way we code today will be different in the future? Or will we not code at all?
Agreed
agreed
@@pliniojr95🎉 quantum computing remember
cool video)
Like I always say, if learning programming doesn't give me money, it will at least give me the power to create anything I want from scratch. If you want to make money, code for yourself, create some SaaS or PaaS and sell it, or create a store that works better than any other, find a niche and satisfy that niche. Problem solved! LoL
You are so right. It's a field where you add value deliver results solve a problem. And like you say that's the only way to really make a living
A huge problem is that most people think that you can only code for someone else, i.e. a company. No. You can build your own sites and make money off them. There are plenty of them.
coder in 2024 = genator in 1904
Has office space ever been so relevant? The industry is just evolving like it always has.
There is one major reason for learning to code proper. Write your own Bitcoin transactions. Just think, never be held to ransom ever again to wallets that might be banned from your country or have security vulnerabilities, or not support the type of transactions that you want. No need to keep up with security alerts and firmware updates and hacks on hardware wallets. Just do the signing on a secure cold storage system, using your own code, then submit the signed transaction onto any web service that offers broadcasting to the Bitcoin network. Even if you make an error, so long as your private key is not revealed and you didn't send to the wrong address then all is well. You will be part of a tiny percentage of people that can do this.
TechLead's takes are great hahaha! I come back to see video after months and he doesn't loose his touch!
I'm a newly graduated web developer with very little experience. I was sending at least 3 applications a day to different companies and was also asking on my portfolio website and side projects everyday for 3 months, at the end it paid off
I later got a job, thanks to Mr Joe. The company was looking for a senior developer but I applied anyway
Just wanted to add some hope to the comment section as 85% of the comments are about how depressing and hopeless it feels, keep grinding 🤗
Senior engineer here, 6+ years of experience in embedded development, Rust, golang, c++, name it, I've done it.
Got laid off 8 months ago. 20+ interviews, most of them got to last stage and got rejected with the reason "we hired someone else". If you're going through something similar, you're not alone, in fact, there's millions of us with you, which is why you and I can't get a job lol
People be saying coding has no future but that's not true, maybe it is but we're yet to find out
I got my last job after 4 months of job hunting, you can too
You just have to keep up a positive energy @@dibakarchandra1647
You know, this getting a job thing doesn't work easily without connections, honestly
All the interviews I got was through REFERRAL and it paid off
@@kennjessy8723 being without a job is really frustrating out here, so how did you do it please 😢
@@kennjessy8723 You're right 💯, my current job cost me $2k to get. I didn't think it would go through but it did and I'm glad because I now enjoy $8k monthly salary
Didn't TechLead do coding in order to get himself into the position he is now in?
Decade ago, things were different
Bro wake up and choose to spit facts
It’s all perspectival, isn’t it? From my perspective plenty of companies are still asking for Websites, SEO, CRM integrations etc. If you can leverage a follower base and live like an influencer more power to you, but this video isnt really prescriptive in any way towards that end, so it comes across more as a ‘flex’. I think there is good forward looking insight though and I am totally in agreement about the media layer, but someone needs to keep the engine running. It’s really just the same old story of underpaid worker vs overpaid celebrity at the end of the day
There's visual construction of a websites, you need to click stuff and chat gpt doesn't do it. Not everything is build through code.
Exactly. There probably won’t be an AI model that can build out a site reliably into a certain Wordpress theme for instance for a long time
This video was very eye openning
Keep it up! These vids keep the competition low :D
😂😂
The TH-cam content creator space is over crowded.
These arguments may feel new, but this type of rhetoric has been around forever-e.g., your time has passed, they’re enslaving you, etc. Most of the viewpoints presented here are biased and loaded with gross generalizations. Nearly everyone who tries to predict the future fails. I do enjoy your flat display of hubris-maybe it’s just dry humor. This one gave me a good laugh, and the presentation is uniquely entertaining. That said, the tech world is very much experiencing an adapt or die situation; perfect for innovation. Just because you can’t imagine a new future that hasn’t been created yet it doesn’t mean we should all quit our careers, become social influencers, or go tour the world. I commend you for finding a way to do what you love, but you’re presenting a very narrowminded set of options. New opportunities for coders and designers will emerge. We will carry on, in one form or another. Happy holidays!
goated video
if you do coding for your own interests, of course it's fun...
So college isn’t worth it. Coding isn’t worth it. What’s worth it? AI is taking over everything… wtf is worth it???!!! I’m stressed …
yeah don't listen to this guy
I feel you I really do, I'm wondering the same.
guys pls enlighten pls
Keyboard without a numpad is huge no no
Except my keychron keyboard and likely his can be programmed with VIA and do have a numpad . I don't have arrow keys or numpad that physically can be seen, it is on another layer, which means my arrow keys and numpad are in the same place as my normal keys, what I am trying to say is the way my keyboard is setup, I never have to move my hands and everything is in easy reach and you have everything you need. Layer 1 makes my number row the F keys, layer 1 has my arrow keys, work macros, numpad, and on and on. Layer 0 has the normal alphabet, except I made my pinky delete and moved the colon key. I also made capslock delete, etc.
I like having a numpad but it makes the keyboard too wide which hampers my mouse movement.
That's why I switched to 80%. Entering long numbers is annoying but I do that rarely.
Best of both worlds: get a tkl and a separate num pad
If you have a coding addiction like this comment
Yes, I feel like my whole developer life has been to solve problems that shouldn't be there to start with
04:15 REAL!
This guy has lived long enough to become the villain.
For how many more videos is he going to recycle his same old pessimistic views? Its the 5th video or so. Its getting old.
Reality hurts 😢
Being a coder in a south asian country, and having opportunity to do remote jobs allowed me to earn a salary that would have taken 20+ years in any other way. Also entrepreneurship is not for everyone. I pretty much sacrifice all of my social life because of the work that i do outside of my job, just to get up small microsaas so I can stop doing job soon.
facts
Almost Everyone tries some kind of little entrepreneur business at some point in their life. It just takes a lot of luck for it to actually work.
yes, IT is great for developing countries. which is why, now all the rich asian countries are outsourcing to south east asia. while the rich asian countries are now enjoying high unemployment rate. Or artificial "normal" employment rate because the ex-coders are now working as a take-out delivery guy.
@AAABBB-lh9se 老乡
@TheSishovon how do we get remote jobs ? Which platform would you suggest
I'm focusing on marketing software.
I'm senior dev and you can't imagine how often I got the job because I know CSS or freaking jQuery.
CSS is the Apex programming language
@@sicario55 Only second to HTML
70% of web still running jquery. Sql n jquery are cash vending machines!
Thanks!
Isn't CSS one of the first things you should learn next right after HTML 5?
It gave me a lot to think about...
Don’t do it for the money. Do it for the fun. If you don’t like it leave it for those of us who enjoy it.
Bad advice. You won't get anywhere if you do it for the fun.
If I wanted to hate what I do but make a lot of money I could have become a lawyer. Life’s too short for things that suck.
I used to disagree with this dude, but he's just spitting facts here. Very displeasing truths.
its really hard to take it seriously!