3 Years in Tech: an overview

Reflecting back on working in tech for the last 3 years.
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[@Boomin990]

Nice video bro. Went straight to the point. Thanks for the insight

[@KhalidWar]

Thanks

[@peterdi9359]

Good video, also just started with tech as an hobby. But after a couple of weeks I realised all things I learned and did, could do an ai 10 times better, also might be that a lot of jobs can be done easily with ai, no? Not sure if I should continue, could be that in a couple of years it’s not necessary anymore

[@KhalidWar]

AI can do your job because you're only doing 5% of the job. You're a hobbiest who hasn't built or seen a complex code yet. You also haven't had a meeting with nontechnical product managers, designers, and business owners who don't know what they wanna build but they want it built. This is what software developers do and AI can't do any of that, not even in the next 10 years. I'd encourage you to continue to learn more and improve your skill. Keep in mind that most AI demoes are staged and their abilities are exeggerated. I'm not worried about it.

[@JosifovGjorgi]

on tech not updating to latest version This is going to change dramatically in the next decade EU already has penalties for companies that don't inform the public in 48 or 72 after the discover the security leak. The penalty is around 4% of their annual revenue Oracle is already asking for paid Java support for Java 8 Linux Kernel has shorten it's LTS release support from 6 to 2 years the mantra - if ain't broke don't fix it will be too expensive for companies and too risky, especially if they are using tech that is backward compatible Nobody wants to support old tech especially if they aren't getting paid

[@KhalidWar]

Shout out to the EU for giving us job security even though I don't think they're gonna enforce the 4%, and I'm a big fan of this tbh because most of the old tech is maintained by oldheads who are retiring in droves. I doubt our generation is gonna to work on codebases that are older than us.

[@TRIPTISHARMA-qs3sj]

Hi, the accent isn't the problem. Your lighting is pretty bad and there's no editing in your videos. that's why its difficult to keep track of what you're saying without a visual aid, like text or pictures. If you're numbered listing it. you could have that on the side. your content is different. your views will definitely grow

[@KhalidWar]

Thanks very much for your feedback. Really appreciate it. Will make sure next video takes care of these points.