Why is coding so fuckin gay? Literally for trannies and homosexuals...

believe it or not, fag, my job is very heterosexual. I do maintenance at a movie theatre. i work on everything from soda dispensers to popcorn makers, to projector issues to even plumbing issues. so yeah, pretty hetero fag

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Programmer 15 years experience, own company for 5 reporting in. No. Just no. The VAST majority of people who try this fail hard and end up writing garbage code that doesn't work with more fucking tech debt than work they put into the project

Tbh if you're complaining about your programming job being gay or boring, it's the job not the programming aspect. I love my job, never bored, always challenging and interesting, work with some cool customers, and get paid pretty well for something I didn't study at uni.

yeah i didn't learn to code to get a job, or be gay, I actually just recently learned to code for fun, because I read that it took ten years to learn to code which is just completely stupid and fucking scared me away when I was younger. I think the people that are most successful with it learn young because it interests them and by the time it's time to get a job they just have idk direction and ideas

Around 2014-2015, everyone kept screaming
>LEARN TO CODE!!
as a response to growing unemployment among millennials and a lack of job opportunities. This resonated with me, as I was in university, but not majoring STEM, but wasn't exactly in the position to change my major yet again. I didn't heed this warning, and now I work in a warehouse setting driving a forklift and getting filthy six days a week. It pays relatively well, but I'd have loved to work in a nice, air-conditioned office on the more affluent side of town, while also living on said side of town. Now, at least, I can do my laundry and grocery shop there every weekend. I still regret this decision.

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Imagine calling the people that made the codes that big companies use to use you as a product because they sell your information to big tech gay.

Don't compare faggots to well educated people OP, don't go down that path.

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i dont give a shit whitey. my goal isn't to be 2nd best

its okay man, i knew about bitcoin in 2015 but i was only 16 and grew up poor

I mean I guess, but it's still kinda on the homosexualier side of heterosexual. I doubt you get paid very well, you do not work for yourself or work to complete your job but instead are on the clock like how slaves used to be worked, you likely do have to do some problem solving which is hetero but it's probably never that challenging, you never get to experience the satisfaction of creating something out of nothing or physically changing something into a better thing, just in general working any job at all at a movie theater isnt that interesting and is kinda gay unless you own the theatre... I'm sure there are plenty more homosexualities about your job that I'm not thinking of at the moment. Maybe I'm wrong about some of those and your job is somehow fucking awesome but that's probably not the case. So many other more hetero things you can do with your time especially if you live in a "free country" where it is technically possible to do anything you want so long as you figure out the what and how. But hey still better and way less gay than a lot of other wageslave jobs that so many poor mother fuckers do for some reason

I had really hoped to be (back) out of this country by now anyway, but they'd rather hire based on their own preferences instead of who is actually qualified for the jobs. I feel trapped.

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you probably shouldnt feel regret, programming is not for most people, the environment and workspace can be very depressing for most people, it's generally quiet, isolated, solitude, dark, inside, staring at a screen for hours, and more, it took me years to first realize and more years to accept i was completely depressed because it wasnt the job for me, and i'd even rather go back to a warehouse job and be happier with less money (of course depends on your situation) - it's generally not worth your sanity if it isnt for you

think longterm man, you can live a whole new life in 5 years if you take action today to learn skill on your freetime

And your plan is to lone wolf it to the top?
Coding isn't like other industries Mang. Coders regularly share their shit with each other all day every day. You will not be better than the collective knowledge of millions of autists sharing the secrets to autism by locking yourself in a room and "trying really hard"

I've considered this, and it's part of why I'm ditching Japanese to study Mandarin instead.

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pipedream, buddy, it ain't that easy, simple, or functioning

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Why are people always 'considering'. That's just a non committal answer that means "I'm not doing anything just reminiscing about what could have been." Right now, today, learn something about code or stop telling yourself you're serious about it

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Oh well good then I'm glad you found something you enjoy doing. Still gay, but definitely less gay no doubt. Just please don't put yourself into any massive debt in the pursuit of learning your lovely gay job, unless you are 100% certain that you will be able to make a shit ton of money and tackle said debt easily, and you are very confident that you truly do want to "code" most days a week for a significant portion of your life. If you aren't certain about those things though and you have even a sliver of doubt, don't fuck yourself over and go get in debt for some ripoff fucked up scam degree. In fact avoid any sort of debt if at all possible unless for something like say a business loan. Best of luck to you my friend and may you find ample satisfaction, growth, serenity and whatever fourth thing you choose for the rest of your days.