No.311203
>>311202there's abundant literature to stave off the horrors and vicissitudes of life. to understand that you are slave to freedom.
no matter what you do, the structure of your consciousness is continuously transcending itself by possibility. you will always be haunted by what you are not (reflected through possibility in your consciousness). You will always feel a "lack" of unactualized possibilities. even if you became a programming master, some other unrealized gain would torture you.
i don't have a comprehensive solution, but i believe that "return to monke" via constant and incessant direct experience is the only way to overcome this.
No.311204
Looks like I was right to spend all my time doomscrolling and masturbating than learning programming
No.311205
>>311204Yeah some schadenfreude makes me smile. Always hated those "start coding bro!!!" posts. Heavy government cutbacks will mean my job will also disappear, the AI can do it better. I don't care anymore, i'm ready for Terminator to kill me.
No.311213
Man, I am so fucking tired of programming. I hate the pandemic because it made programming visible and now, one finds people talking about this faggotry.
No.311214
>>311205>>311205>i'm ready for Terminator to kill me.lol
I am very please to report, my fellow weirdos, that internal rumors out of Ai companies are that an Ai to do ALL , as in ALL, office jobs will exist by late 2029 early 2030.
Before someone says nooo way, reasons, current public facin Ai just solved solved some impossible math shit. Plan is to re tool it over next 3 years to handle virtually any administrative crap.
This Is It!
Manual Labor will be a tougher nut to crack, but eventually
No.311218
>>311202poeple who can only do programming instead of having domain knowledge in some area, were probably not worth a whole lot before AI either. if there was no AI we would still replace you with indians.
No.311219
>>311214you can't automate security :^)
No.311221
>>311220come on dingbat, you can't have a roving bipedal murderbot clomping through a luxury office building
No.311227
>>311221We can and we shall. The fire is rising.
No.311233
This is what eventually happens to all optimists, life is cruel merciless logic arranged for a futile purpose. Human life is dramatized survival, when you take it too seriously you’ll inevitably meet disillusionment because life is made for lowly undignified purposes not for anything remotely good or superior, instead of believing in anything you should recognize life, from the very beginning, for the evil nothing that it is; realize how unimportant it really is, never strive to achieve anything with that useless epiphenomenon of existence and you’ll never suffer from being a manqué.
No.311235
>>311234forgot the image,
ED209 w/ a smiley face, and im sure could be armed if wanted
No.311239
>>311202It's even worse for translators of any kind. Ai does what you do in a day in a few seconds. If you don't have a specific, narrow field of knowledge to be a technical translator, you are fucked beyond belief.
No.311243
>>311239Its the debate,
should we be sad, cause we never liked work and never had decent jobs, i never did,
or
have a party cause its all goin down
No.311251
>>311235>>311239fuck off. nobody is taking my do-nothing security job and that is FINAL
No.311254
>>311239Only if you're a text translator. Businesses and institutions will always need people to talk to foreigners for them.
No.311255
If you know how to code then you can understand what the AI is doing and guide it more effectively. You basically gained coding super powers that mortals will never have.
No.311256
The order of the list of people made redundant by AI is really funny. First they came for the artists and poets. Then the high level math guys. Now programmers are on the chopping block. Somehow we still have middle managers though lol. Not how anyone would have expected this to go.
No.311259
>>311255Anyone who can code has already basically had super powers since the invention of the internet
No.311262
>>311256>First they came for the artists and poetsthe niggers. good
>Then the high level math guysthe chinks. good
>Now programmers are on the chopping blockthe jeets. even better
No.311267
>>311256AI art is slop without any soul
No.311270
>>311202>I'm tired of everythingit seems like you were kind of married to your life going to a certain way and now it turned out life went in another direction but that doesn't mean you have to be sad, deflated and/or disappointed.
i read your post twice but i still don't think i get it. what was the thing you were trying to accomplish that you thought programming was gonna get you to and why can't you do it without? i am trying to argue that you can it's just not gonna go exactly as you would have hoped or planned for.
No.311274
>>311273
> I hate Ai to the point I want to kill myself
You should want to kill AI or something, not to youself
No.311275
Why not get a job at a data center then? This magical AI infrastructure is not kept by itself.
No.311276
>>311275>Commit eternal obedience and servitude to the AII missed when payed military recruiters were all imageboards had to deal with
No.311277
I'm sorry to hear this wiz, I hope you can somehow find money for neeting.
No.311279
>>311204Hahahah that reminded me of myself xddd
No.311283
>>311276>eternal obedience and servitudeI don't think they are lobotomizing people to work there, at least not yet.
No.311292
>>311270>>311270>>311270>i read your post twice but i still don't think i get it. what was the thing you were trying to accomplish that you thought programming was gonna get you to and why can't you do it without?To have a , more or less, well-paid office job.
But since there aren't many programming jobs anymore, and programming was the only thing I studied, I can't get those two things without going back to school for another degree.
so im stuck at being miserable with call center jobs again
No.311311
>>311202Siemens' SITRAIN is one of the straws to grab, friend.
So are various Mitsubishi Electric training centres
Look up how to get certified to program Schneider Electric or OMRON or ROckwell Automation stuff. Those things have way less FLOPS than modern PCs yet they are designed to run real-time and run FLAWLESSLY, something da AI is still struggling with
Industrial-grade programming for PLCs and the alike is one of the frontiers for the AI - they need a programmer who won't hallucinate a random bug that literally crashes 100000$+ industrial big machine
>>311204hahahahhahahahahah same
No.311441
>>311311just say "make no mistakes" and llm will outperform humancels.
No.311442
>>311292>To have a , more or less, well-paid office job.no i was asking what you were trying to do, not what you were hoping would get you money. money is just a trick to get you to behave a certain way, it can't be the center of your life and the thing that determines your attitude and emotional state.
No.311464
for manual labor stuff,
supposedly is real. picture said robot 4 or 5 years more advanced:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfxEDQ6UnQE No.311524
>>311202AI is the only thing that gives me hope. I'm a developer as well - a mediocre one at best. I've long lost the joy of programming since I work on boring business apps. Meetings and corporate bullshit tire me - I've chosen this profession since I'm autistic, yet unless you're a genius who works on deeply technical software, you have to communicate with people on a daily basis. It's hard for me to explain technical limitations and trade-offs to non-technical people.
Ultimately, for me the job just isn't worth it long term. The slightly above average pay (I live in EU) doesn't offset the fact that the job drains me mentally, therefore it's hard for me to pursue fulfilling hobbies and work on my health.
I see AI as a coup de grâce to my programming career. Hopefully, in a few years, AI becomes good enough to replace me, I get laid off and find a low stress blue collar job. Currently, it's still hard to justify such a career change to normies such as my parents who still believe that programming is a lucrative job.
No.311527
I never got into that field despite it being probably the most logical one for me. I am the typical loner type. God I'm so glad I just stuck with being a shelf stocker, I mean you get immune to normies and stupid customers after 5 or so years anyway. I'm more of a warlock these days, I put normies in their place. Especially when they are targeting people who share similar qualities as wizards.
I'm sorry for the massive loss you are facing. It's literally demonic. It's a massive amount of suffering and unfairness. Please know you are not to blame and that I will be spending my mana praying for you.
No.311543
>>311527> I just stuck with being a shelf stockerMan, I'm a fucking useless idiot who isn't even able to get a job, even though I do want to get one now. I've been thinking on getting a job like yours, I think it's something I can do well.
No.311547
I get like $50 to use claude at work which is gone in less than 1h
everyone else seem to be on unlimited plans or allowed to spends tens of thousands of dollars
not sure what to make of it