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>get a job
this is the problem, your end goal isn't the craft, just a stupid paycheck
>but muh survival
there's a billion+ people with the same mindset and they aren't retiring for at least three more decades, outsourced, offshored. With less needed each year as AI multiples productivity effect
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_technology_in_India#Automation_and_layoffs
>it is expected in India, which has 65 percent of global IT off-shore work and 40 percent of global business processing, will have 69 percent of its jobs in the formal employment automated by 2030.[27] One report indicates that 640,000 low-skilled service jobs in the IT sector are at risk due to automation, while only 160,000 mid- to high-skilled positions will be created in the IT and BPO service sectors.[28] Goldman Sachs has predicted that advances in artificial intelligence (AI) could potentially automate the equivalent of 300 million full-time jobs globally

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How many years and cumulative hours of study does it take to learn how to be a software engineer at a competent enough level to get a job?