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Right now I'm in my 3rd year of graduation. My college is good overall, but I feel there’s a lack of people who are really enthusiastic about tech or building things. Most people just do the basics for assignments, but I’m looking for people who are genuinely passionate about learning, experimenting, and building projects.
Because of that, I'm thinking about building a small independent community — not tied to any college — where people who actually care about tech can collaborate, guide each other, work on projects, prepare for hackathons, and just grow together.
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not you. the person asking the question about scraping telegram group for users. I think he was banned
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guys why python?
cuz it's easier to master than any other?
I agree human programming is on its way out, but human engineering isn't... at least not yet. If you let Claude or Codex or whatever actually plan and engineer the entire project - once it gets too large you have a pile of steaming garbage. Like the codebases at my job :)
But if you are treating it like a programming intern and having it write out what you are already planning in your head, and connect systems together the way you have planned out before hand, it becomes the most valuable tool in a programmer's toolbox
i know this is very controversial and most here won't agree with me but my opinion is that human programming is mostly over. that idea just didn't yet fully hit enterprises.
of course it depends on what a software company is building but general purpose stuff like a company that creates websites is over now. no way such a company can compete with AI.
Sup again guys,
So I wanted to ask something and get your honest opinion.
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There is a reason Telegram provides the hidden member feature. To protect it from people like you who like to scrape the group and might use it for malicious purpose
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It is easy to use and gets out of the way if you have to do some quick scripting/prototyping
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I've been using python for 4 years but I eventually don't use python for everything
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Why do I need to lie I'm doing first 4 customers with zero fees as a test
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absolutely, yes. you need to be a good engineer and know how to instruct LLMs and how they work to be great at software development.
the project can also be huge. doesn't matter. there is a strategy for everything. LLMs can build that too but a simple "clone facebook" prompt will not do it 😃
but that's why i'm saying, get familiar with AIs because without them you are not relevant. especially as someone that is new at programming.
What most people often compare are clueless developers using AI and skilled developers without AI
They both lack the best of parts, skilled developers using AI to enhance their skills
my best advice: learn to build things with AIs. most companies won't hire rookies that easily anymore imo. it's just not worth it. especially in the coding area.
either you are very speciaized or if you are aiming to be a general software developer then you better get used to coding less and understanding what you need to do to get what you want from an LLM.
there are free models available. try to get used to coding with AI. that's my advice