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I Recreated Shazam's Algorithm from Scratch because no one is hiring jnr devs

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  • L [email protected]

    "Maintainable code and common patterns? But I prefer code-golfing my if-statements into one, long sequence of characters."
    -coworker standing atop the Dunning-Kruger peak

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    Pffft. I write everything as a one liner in notepad and just copy and paste into a compiler.

    Note: Sarcasm. I'm not a dev, I just script shit for my own convenience at work. I'm the guy the idiots talk to first. After 12 years I'm pretty good at filtering out the bullshit and giving a concise ticket to escalate in the event I don't have permissions to fix something.

    I have fixed code before, but its been very rare, and was most certainly a case of the actual dev not seeing the forest due to the trees. It just happened I had the cube next to him and he wanted any other set of eyes, lol. I just happened to have some education in various languages that I opted not to pursue further.

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      Doesn't seem that bad to me, but I'm not a junior, or in the US.

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      US has been in a rough spot on the tech side as all the big tech companies kicked off a layoff spree (assumed by many to chase profitable quarterly reports).

      With Trump and Elon screwing with the federal government, even stable government jobs are now hurting.

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      • anzo@programming.devA [email protected]

        Cyou count to 100? Learn quantum physics, compute the odds for each ball, and win the lottery. Easy peasy. I don't know why these kids can't thrive here in the future.

        /s

        In all seriousness, learning c++ or any language is good advice but it may only be easy or even possible if you have a certain background of concepts. We tend to overlook those, and remember achieving a certain skill without the full picture

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        I contributed a feature to the .NET JIT without knowing C++.
        I really dont know C++, I have at most wrote 300 lines while following a tutorial 6 years ago.

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        • G [email protected]

          Ngl I’m a little bit looking forward to the next housing crash, because maybe then I can finally buy a fucking house for a not-too-insane price.

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          I'm right there with you. I feel like everyone I know's a bunch of hermit crabs lining up to upgrade from soda cans and plastic bottles into real shells

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          • C [email protected]

            If you can. Sales Engineering is a good field for engineers that need work but are not expected to code like an outright developer.

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            If you can get into it, and more importantly enjoy the role, also can be hilariously well compensated.

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            • shnizmuffin@lemmy.inbutts.lolS [email protected]

              A global recession.

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              More like a global depression that governments won't admit was a depression because the economy is completely shareholder centric with very little consideration for workers. New grads did the occupy Wallstreet protests because they spent multiple years unable to find a job. It was a nightmare that destroyed the lives of countless working class people

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              • F [email protected]

                Doesn't seem that bad to me, but I'm not a junior, or in the US.

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                I applied to 600 jobs last year, had 30 interviews, and only had 1 job offer that was revoked after Emperor Elon took over. Things have been completely hellish for me.

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                  I'd say code skills are useful for lots of situations, not only as job: it helps general problem-solving, exercises the brain, good knowledge to own. Actually, coding for hobby feels way better than working as dev (I have a 10+yr DevOps carreer, I'm thinking of going back as a hobby and seeking smth else IT-related)

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                  Sure, just don't take out college loans for a useless degree. I have a BSc in Computer Science and it is basically completely useless right now. I can't even land a shitty help desk job that pays fast food wages right now

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                    I applied to 600 jobs last year, had 30 interviews, and only had 1 job offer that was revoked after Emperor Elon took over. Things have been completely hellish for me.

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                    600?? Did you automate it or something?

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                      Pffft. I write everything as a one liner in notepad and just copy and paste into a compiler.

                      Note: Sarcasm. I'm not a dev, I just script shit for my own convenience at work. I'm the guy the idiots talk to first. After 12 years I'm pretty good at filtering out the bullshit and giving a concise ticket to escalate in the event I don't have permissions to fix something.

                      I have fixed code before, but its been very rare, and was most certainly a case of the actual dev not seeing the forest due to the trees. It just happened I had the cube next to him and he wanted any other set of eyes, lol. I just happened to have some education in various languages that I opted not to pursue further.

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                      It just happened I had the cube next to him and he wanted any other set of eyes, lol.

                      Hello, rubber duck!

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                        Rad video. Watch listing it so I can never watch it ever. That list must be in the hundreds now.

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