tfw whatever you're good at, smarter people are trying to

>>58639874
Dumb frogposter

>>58639874
so what you're saying is that that old sysadmin quip about "go away or I'll replace you with a shell script" is actually true in your case?

You're no smarter than a pajeet, but you want to be paid several times what he gets. The code you write isn't as good as what's available in free software, but you want to be paid to write it. You don't know how to do anything that's valuable or that a machine can't do.

Why should anyone have any sympathy for your plight?

>>58639874
>smarter people are trying to make obsolete or automatized
this is a cycle that never ends as long as science keeps progressing

>open source cucks are trying to make free
deep down you know this is the right thing to do. If putting tabasco in tomato soup can't be patented for obvious reasons, why should combining some programming structures in a certain way be patentable?

>pajeets are willing to do for cheaper.
the only legit problem these days, they do it badly for cheap and managers only see the "cheap" part, not the "badly" part

>>58639874
That's the irony of the capitalist system. It's all just a means to an end.

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>>58639874
>be Google
>make world class software
>almost everything is free to use, some large projects are open source
>post $17.5 Billion in annual profits

Strive to be the best and you'll always have a job. Mediocrity is becoming automated. Pic unrelated.

>>58639935
>this is a cycle that never ends as long as science keeps progressing
>deep down you know this is the right thing to do. If putting tabasco in tomato soup can't be patented for obvious reasons, why should combining some programming structures in a certain way be patentable?
yeah but the process seems so fast moving in this case

it's like doctors are the only ones with job security

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>>58639874
>mfw I get paid to build that automation

>>58640207
Sorry. The world's never going back to a place where you can stop learning as soon as you're done with high school and still be worth employing.

>tfw my website depends on Google to get visitors
>Google just released a new product that directly competes with my website
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