I don't understand people who don't have a desire to learn. Learning is fun and rewarding. The feeling when you can start putting the thing you learned into practical uses for yourself is amazing.

Its putting me off learning to code properly if anything. I'm cripplingly thin-skinned so until recently I only had to deal with elitism from people who already know what they're doing. You ask for help and instead of showing you what is wrong, or give you advice on what to learn first, they just rip you apart using words you've never heard before.

Now you've got people on the other end of the scale looking down their nose at your puny creation. Not because they know the answer to your problem, but because you spent all week trying to do that and they did in 2 minutes bro.

As someone that always Reads The Fucking Manual, it's frustrating to live in a world full of people that never Read The Fucking Manual.

This week I got into Bitburner and spent hours writing and debugging Typescript code in a video game for fun.

Vibe coders are boring people on the inside who don't take joy in their field.

When your company gives free ai to 1/3 of employees and increase amount of work tenfold to everyone... you have no options left. Job market sucks nowadays

Have we really become so lazy that we don’t even want to learn a minimum of a programming language

It's worse than that. I've seen people who used to be good programmers, writing complicated FPGA data processing applications, reduced to barely being able to read simple python scripts and making extremely beginner mistakes when they ever have to change a line of code themselves.