>tfw 28 year old with no job or skills
>tfw too late to learn programming
>tfw I'll never be a millionaire in my 20's like those guys from silicon valley
Tfw 28 year old with no job or skills
John Carter
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James Hughes
yea, unlucky you!
Colton Brooks
you can still become a programmer
and there's more to life than being a millionaire
Joseph Anderson
1.-Why are you old.
2.-Programming is for faggots.
3.-If your sole purpose in life is money, you are in a lower plane of existence which makes you less worth than a dog and barely more than a woman.
Jason Scott
why does every american think he's an Elon Musk in the making? hahahaha
Josiah Barnes
>you can still become a programmer
how
Asher Wood
what Hollywood does to a mf
Daniel Richardson
It might be too late to be a Programmer unless you bust hard.
But you are just in the right time to go full Network Autist.
If you lose faith even then, when you turn 35 you can go full Linux autist and have a room full of Touhou shit
Gavin Bennett
Pick up some courses - depending on what you can invest in it in terms of time and money it could be some college, or websites like Udemy or Coursera, or just watch pajeets on youtube, set small achievable goals for yourself, make some small projects for yourself, visit some programmer meetups/conferences to grow your professional contact network and then try applying at places.
You can pick any language to start off, they are all the same garbage anyway, I would suggest Python, Javascript or C#, most of what you will see is boring webshit, but that's the reality we live in. Every fag wants a website and someone has got to make it.
In my country people in their late 40s quit their jobs to become programmers and they find jobs with clients overseas, surely you can do it too.
Hudson Ross
Stay safe
Landon Carter
How come Ukrainian posters never showed up before to shower us with programming wisdom.
Levi Roberts
Thanks friend, hope you're well.
Xavier Long
It's not too late OP. Datacamp have good courses. Also check freeCodeCamp.
datacamp.com
freecodecamp.org
I learned to program on my own and got a job as a software developer. I also have a degree in economics THOUGH and work at a mutual fund company, but still you can do it.
This is good advice. I started by building a program that I use to build my stock portfolio.
Ryan Davis
Which one did you use?
William Gomez
Would you guys recommend this one?
Joseph Ramirez
And sometimes I feel bad for not having finished my STEM master at 27. Thanks for making me feel better, bro.
Nolan Jackson
Both and a lot of googling and youtube videos. Stack Overflow has a lot of good stuff. My advice would be to start small projects that you're interested in. Maybe build some small app that does something you think is cool. Doing projects is how I learned the most.
Seems ok.
Lucas Green
Unironically learn one of those:
-plumbing
-cooking
-fixing household appliances
-fixing cars
Do not tell me or anyone you can't learn one those things user. Get to it
Jaxon Thomas
>greedy deadbeat thinks he deserves to be a millionaire
Dominic Cox
No need to be mean to OP. Life is not a straight line and that's ok. Building good habits is a good start. I recommend the book Atomic Habits.
fourminutebooks.com
Thomas Cook
Eventually the leeches will outnumber the European tax base and the economy will collapse. Globalization is coming to an end and the USA is becoming isolationist. Europeans will need to pay for their defense and Ahmed’s 6 kids. They are already taxed at 75%, will they accept being taxed at 100%? I don’t think so. The leeches will chimp out after welfare is cut and cause a race/civil/holy war. A lot of people are going to die, irreplaceable art and monuments will be destroyed.