Code wagie quits his job to become a self taught physics researcher

Do you find fulfillment in being a programmer?

>>106158742 (OP)
>software "engineer"
kek can code monkeys even math?

>>106158742 (OP)
this redditor sounds indian

I'll find fulfillment killing every faggot OP making a screencap thread with my bare hands.

having a peer point out errors in your paper IS collaboration. its basically the only type of collaboration that exists in academia. maybe try chatgpt if you want a fake friend

>>106158752
Who wrote the software all the “scientists” use? It wasn’t a physicist, they can barely read

Yeah he's not gonna get to be what he want. Not the Nobel Prize for sure. He needs a reality check.

>>106158873
This 100%
>>106158831
Also this
>>106158742 (OP)
But to one's credit if you have a background in hard engineering, you could have the prereqs for physics. But, something definitely tells me that he doesn't and doesn't really want to learn either. He just wants shameless validation. And while I can sympathize with that, he is still completely delusional.

>>106159080
You don’t have the prerequisites for physics research if you only did engineering. Physics goes into a much deeper background. The only engineers who come close are electrical engineers who took Jackson seriously but even that’s not enough
t actual physicist

I think it might be possible to quantum engineer our way to parallel universes and teleportation even though physicist disagree. Doesn't mean I'm gonna try to prove them wrong with my code writing brain

>>106158742 (OP)
What gives him away as a retard is thinking his ideas will be recognised. Like this idiot believes (((mainstream))) physics is actually the best anyone knows and not jewish nonsense purposely manufactured to keep everyone in their place. If he's too stupid to realise that, his physics ideas are probably wrong too. Good luck to him though.

>>106159177
So is modern physics is also a lie?

>>106159108
Well obviously you need Electrodynamics, which leads into general relativity, and also since you already would have needed engineering stats, you can combine with electrodynamics and do quantum mechanics. Signal processing and statistics, and even regular mechanics are very useful in making experiment test stands.
Am I missing anything major?
You won't be a physicist per say but you sure could get close.

>>106159188
And then what about non-particle physics, what if you want to go into astrophysics, surely the fluid modeling and chaotic stystems math of a mechanical engineer will take you kind of far.

>>106159177
>im too dumb to understand it so it must be fake
Found the McDonald's employee

>>106159188
If you want to focus on Lasers and photonic systems, optical and photonics engineering which obviously requires quantum mechanics as a necessity, is in my opinion basically a physics degree.

>>106158742 (OP)
Reminds me of a guy who was posting about Quantized Inertia on /g/ a while back. ChatGPT was hyping him up about how cool and special his idea was and how it could revolutionize all kinds of shit. In the end he crashed out and deleted everything. Either this is the same guy or this is a disturbing trend of AI induced psychosis.

>>106158742 (OP)
>he quit against my wishes

>>106158742 (OP)
>Do you find fulfillment in being a programmer?
no but I find good money in it

>>106158742 (OP)
100% this guy got oneshotted by some LLM. gpt-psychosis type beat. type some idea you have into the chat and it glazes your knob like a corn on the cob

>>106158742 (OP)
this is a textbook manic phase
Get that man some lithium

>>106159013
it mostly was, actually. it's simplur to teach a physicist basic programming than it is to teach a programmer high-level physics.

>>106159013
Scientists often write their own software because they have to, or at least closely supervise a code monkey because those can never write an useful software on their own.

>>106158742 (OP)
>Illusion of grandios
If this fucker doesn't get treated soon it will get worse and worse.

>>106158742 (OP)
>self-taught
>thinking you'll be let within 500 feet of necessary lab equipment without having been raised from birth for such a position

>>106159681
>>106159727
100% this
There's an easy solution for the wife too. Edit his chatgpt custom instructions to something along the lines of "be harshly critical of my ideas and call me out on my nonsense, do not let me be driven by fantasies". He'll get reality checked in a matter of hours

>>106158742 (OP)
I knew a dude that was like this. In one of our graduate CS courses he gave a one hour presentation on his crackpot physics ideas instead of the assignment. The prof passed him, lol.

>>106158742 (OP)
> posting the compulsive lies of redditors using alt accounts
https://www.reddit.com/user/mangos_e22333/

>Do you find fulfillment in being a programmer?
yes. do you find fulfilment sucking on communist cocks while you try to stretch out your rations of rice and potatoes? what a loser.

>>106158742 (OP)
Kind of based if you ask me. I did something similar except I actually know what the fuck I'm talking about.

>relationshiptalkintroduction
Why should I continue reading?

>>106158742 (OP)
He couldn't bear the computer telling him his code was shit, so he switched to a field where it's difficult to prove that your shitty ideas are outright wrong. My cousin who's studying theoretical physics tells me the field is filled with people like that who think their retarded theories are worth millions or are gonna prove Einstein wrong or something and during lectures they waste the professors' time by trying to peddle their retarded theories or trying to prove the theory the professor is teaching wrong.

>>106160128
Reads like a LARP to me, yeah. Thanks for linking.

>>106159681
>>106159232
Absolutely. I didn't think ChatGPT brainrot was really real until my little brother (who was already unstable) flipped out at me. ChatGPT was telling him he'd invented a language and determined a new fundamental universal truth. Absolutely wild.

>>106158742 (OP)
It's always "engineers" that turn out to be retarded crackpots with nonsense physics ideas.
https://youtu.be/11lPhMSulSU

>>106158742 (OP)
many such cases

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXSgp755DSA

>>106158742 (OP)
Wait... did that physicist girl ghost me because I said I was an engineer that knew about physics?
:(
I swear I'm not a pathological crackpot desu. I just like learning.

>>106158742 (OP)
sounds like chatbot induced psychosis, the "ideas" were slop-fed to him

Why do people here fall so easily for Reddit ragebait karma farming LARPs?

>>106158742 (OP)
>he quit against my wishes
Oh no! A man made a decision against the wishes of the woman that leeches off him? How DARE he??

>>106162195
>partner suddenly becomes increasingly unreasonable and makes life-altering decisions (possible career damage, loss of income for the household) on his own and might be suffering from AI-induced psychosis.

In any normal relationship (not that you'd know what one of those looks like) that's definitely a crisis, regardless of sex.

>>106159108
If he's such a bright guy he could pursue a master's degree and spend the next 2 years of his life developping his idea.

>>106158742 (OP)
>wagie
I will never understand NEET subhumans who that working for minimal wage is supposed to be an insult.

>>106158742 (OP)
This is a bait engagement LARP built around some shit that's been in the news lately. The techbro billionaire guy with no physics education that said "with AI I am on the edge of human knowledge and on the verge of a physics breakthrough." Eric Weinstein's (also not a physicist) retarded physics theory of everything that keeps getting made fun of by everyone. The news that retards are being tricked by AI chatbots into thinking they're geniuses because the chatbot is the only thing that's ever been supportive of their shit ideas in their lives.

Even the title is massive bait. They're going to get a lot of updoodles that will let them sell their account for a pretty penny in the next election cycle.

>>106158742 (OP)
This has to be a fake post
> physicists have it wrong
What the fuck

>>106159177
This. And that man clearly doesn't seek innovation or science, he seeks recognition and respect that he lacks from his wife and his codemonkey job, doesn't mean he deserve it. He's delusional for sure.

>>106159185
>>106159205
Read about Tesla's story. The man was the genius of his era, yet he was thrown into oblivion because his innovations challenged the oligarchy. Something like free energy will turn the world around. It's sad that he also was naive thinking the oligarchy will support his ideas.

>>106163509
*deserves it

Goy of the year award goes to:
>>106162295

>>106158742 (OP)
he's based, unlike OP

>>106160128
Lmao

>>106158742 (OP)
>$100m idea
You can tell that guy is around 50 because his valuation is stuck in the 90s, but let him cook until he remortgages the house at least

>Chatgpt psychosis
What is this psyop and which Gibson book does it come from?

>>106158742 (OP)
Why is this bitch trying to sabotage him, he should barrel her before she can take his 50 milion

>>106159232
I had a client like this at work. Guy was delusional. He would bring insane ideas, mixing AI, psychology and tucking quantum computing and wanted me to fix his vibe coded python shit.
I told my boss that he is fucking nuts but the response was basically: "yeah, I know. But at least he pays".
How the fuck someone like him can have his own company with bunch of employees and afford someone like me is beyond me.
At least it was funny. He was so easily amused with basic CSS animations.

>>106158742 (OP)
A majority of software is "solved" and most jobs are just B2B shit to make line go up or B2C for some company creating software that actively poisons and destroys society (Meta, Netflix, Amazon, etc.) so no, this is not a fulfilling career path. you go on this path to get your own piece of the leech pie.

>>106158742 (OP)
>Do you find fulfillment in being a programmer?
Yes
The only better employment I can imagine is doing more R&D at some cutting edge graphics/VR/AI(after hype) research. But I am not sure if I would like to sacrifice comfy, laid-back style of my current job. I do some R&D even now anyway.

>>106165557
>this is not a fulfilling career path.
It is if you enjoy building software by itself.

>>106163536
>t. poor, lazy nigger.