deniscepko2

I and lots of my coworkers been having issues with spine/neck. Wondering anyone quit their tech job due to health issues? Maybe other issues like eyes etc And if so which job did you switch to

I don't doubt there are a bunch of us who work at the job which is not interesting and at times too easy, but the financial resp. does not allow to change the job to something more interesting.

For me personally switching would involve a reasonable pay cut and im no longer single in my 20s (have all the time in the world to learn new stuff) One thing i found is working out every day makes it easier. Wonder else could help?

What i see happening soon is:

With all this recent AI stuff where it is able to create content that feels real I started to think about how AI could just create the world for you.

Since we already are basically living in the internet we could have some terrorist organization finding an isolated enough person and attack him with a program that would generate a bubble just for him: fake friends, fake events happening, fake influencers and news programs just for him, basically whole internet content and then only reality check would be talking to other people (which Trump us taught is also not necessarily true "fake news" argument) and then easily this person can be pushed towards some criminal or whatever activity.

In ex-Soviet country Universities cheating is like an art form, its something we (at least in my University) used to be proud of. It dawned on me that cheating and copying others work (adapting it to look like your own) is very similar to what i do now: take code samples, solutions from the Stack Overflow etc. and adapt it to look like its the job that i have done. I was pretty good at cheating and i think im pretty good at pretending to be a good Dev. I wonder if anyone else had the same experience