Always keep learning. Learning by doing and making your own mistakes in this space is more valuable than stating a degree on a CV in my opinion.
In 9 years I know that I wont get that message, and instead it will be “hey @indisin, I saw what you were thinking 9 years ago and here’s how I made it better and now I’m gonna show off and school you”.
On LLMs: I have absolutely no challenge on using them for your use case, you just need to remember they can’t have an original thought, which is something you don’t need today. If you end up pursuing this as a career though know that the money is stupid, the days are easy, and you must (absolutely must) learn UML basics to communicate effectively. Also knowing your gang of 4 will simplify your cognitive load and implementations and then domain driven design will help how you think about problems. Also, raspberry pis are perfect toys for playgrounds. All very easy money, where you can work anywhere in the world.
I’m leaving that there as we’re at the point of a call otherwise I’ll start replying as thesis levels of word count text haha.
Good luck though and most importantly have fun!
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A real person would’ve blocked me a long, long time ago
No, a good dev would’ve got excited about teaching you and you’d have had to block them haha
Always keep learning. Learning by doing and making your own mistakes in this space is more valuable than stating a degree on a CV in my opinion.
In 9 years I know that I wont get that message, and instead it will be “hey @indisin, I saw what you were thinking 9 years ago and here’s how I made it better and now I’m gonna show off and school you”.
On LLMs: I have absolutely no challenge on using them for your use case, you just need to remember they can’t have an original thought, which is something you don’t need today. If you end up pursuing this as a career though know that the money is stupid, the days are easy, and you must (absolutely must) learn UML basics to communicate effectively. Also knowing your gang of 4 will simplify your cognitive load and implementations and then domain driven design will help how you think about problems. Also, raspberry pis are perfect toys for playgrounds. All very easy money, where you can work anywhere in the world.
I’m leaving that there as we’re at the point of a call otherwise I’ll start replying as thesis levels of word count text haha.
Good luck though and most importantly have fun!
Edit:
No, a good dev would’ve got excited about teaching you and you’d have had to block them haha