>want to get into programming as a kid because C seemed so nice
>over time lean toward web dev because people kept saying it's the best paid and most needed
>figure out web dev is a giant pile of shit where nothing works
>want to switch to desktop apps
>noone hires for desktop apps
>try out embedded programming as it's the closest to dat sweet C
>too stupid and underqualified for EE
>want to make games
>no artistic/musical/writing skills, no income until finished project
>want to make mobile apps
>too late for the party as the market turned to complete shit
where do I go now
to death's cold embrace?
>>59085468
Learn systems programming. Learn linux. Learn C. Learn C++. Learn Python. There are better things out there but this is what people use.
>>59085698
well I wasn't bullied but that second part is true
>>59085608
thank you anon
I shall try even thoigh I have no odea where to look for work for that kind of stuff
>>59085608
>Learn systems programming. Learn linux. Learn C. Learn C++. Learn Python.
Yup my advice to OP is to become a sysadmin for Linux. If you can program you can automate 90% of your job, then sit around browsing /g/ all day while collecting a nice paycheck. It's totally possible to make money through programming without having the word "programmer" in your job title
>>59086528
>tfw took almost no networking/system admin classes because I focused on programming
I guess I should finally open those linux books I've been collecting for a while
>>59085468
you don't need ee for embedded. you need a good foundation in real-time processing concepts and concurrency. let the ees take care of ee work
>tfw going to learn c++ in depth by going to university to make games and game engines for 3 years