Thread 513998661

Redpill me on CS being a meme degree
Why is it so bad? How?

>>513998661 (OP)
i cant program but since last june ive been using ai to make all kinds of programs at work
if it gets better i dont know what we’d need human programmers for
>BUUUUUT THE HIGH LEVEL STUFF
more rl, more data
>BUUUUUT IT MAKES SO MANY MISTAKES
so do you, goy

>>513998830
One of my family members is a manager at a hospital and said that CS isn't dying and he just hired 4 more guys who took CS.

I was tempted to push for more info like their years of experience and stuff but I didn't want to make it hostile

>>513998661 (OP)
Was super good to be a CS graduate in the 80's-90's
Computers were the future, everyone currently under ~35 grew up with a computer.
Everyone's parents say:
>Wow, our kid is SO good with computers.
>Maybe they should get one of those high paying computer jobs
Then everyone went to school for it, job market oversaturated.
Then Indians said they'd work remote for pennies compared to US citizens and a lot of development got outsourced.
Oversaturated market combines with bleeding jobs to foreigners.

>>513998967
Hospitals is one of the only places still hiring local CS because it's literally illegal to trust third world non-citizens with data systems that have confidential medical records.

>>513999351
>>Wow, our kid is SO good with computers.
>>Maybe they should get one of those high paying computer jobs
Kek I vividly remember my family saying that

>Hospitals is one of the only places still hiring local CS
Hm. I was also wondering how many yeras of experience they needed. If I graduated from CS, I'd probably still need 6 years of experience or so to even get considered among the thousands of other applicants.