#Future of Coding jobs

[habilelabs]

There’s no denying that the role of developers will change in the upcoming times. Let's discuss the future of coding with the impact of automation and technology."

[kagooleo]

happy new years 2025! it's been nearly a whole year since I started posting about fluffyriceshipping here, and my art has changed a lot since then! what better way to start the new year than with some sweet potatoes with their partners 🍠🌅

[random-autie-fangirl]

Chara: I'm wanting everything to end instantly

Asriel: And I'm wanting to go on unchanging forever

🔥🔥🔥THE BEEF WITH LINEAR TIME SIBLINGS🔥🔥🔥

[hadesknockedupintheunderworld]

One day

One day I hope people realize that Kitsunami already "broke through his programming" back by issue #56 of Idw Sonic

He had an entire mini arc where he dealt with being without Surge for the first time, and in the real world. He met Sonic and his friends directly, tried to work out what his purpose would be without Surge in his life (gave it a shot trying to devote himself to Sonic, seeing him as the next best thing after Surge). And when it was all said and done, he decided after experiencing more that at Surge's side is where he wanted to be.

As of the recent IDW issues, Kit isn't sticking with Surge "because of programming" and "because he just needs for other characters to friend him and turn him into a better person". He is at her side because he wants to be. He protects her and aids her because he cares about her, not just because he's serving the strongest guy in the room. And he's not interacting with others because he's decided not to give a shit about anyone else other than Surge (because from his pov, even the "good guys" are fake. From his pov, everyone is someone trying to lie and manipulate their way into pulling him and Surge to their side)

Kit already has decided what he wants to do with his life. And he decided it on his own. Not because of anyone else's wants or wishes. That's the whole point of his speech at the end of #56.

He's burying whatever his and Surge's past is and moving forward with his conviction to be with Surge because it's what he wants.

[kaiserouo]

Someone bring me home i dont wanna read anymore journal papers

[comradecowplant]

firefox are you fucking stupid

[sojournertales]

“For decades, sci-fi authors and self-described "futurists" predicted that automation would put tradesmen out of work. After all, couldn't a machine easily do the job of someone without a college degree? (smug smug, smarm smarm)

Welllllp...it turns out that making robots capable of performing menial tasks in anything but a controlled environment is a huge engineering challenge. Every little thing that even an untrained, uneducated person can do has to be taught to the machine.

You want a robot that can clean hotel rooms and perform building maintenance? You have to give it the ability to detect everything in its environment, discern one object from another, and manipulate those objects on its own.

That's really, really hard. It's a lot of effort and technology to get a machine to do something a person can learn to do in a moments. Even when the tech hurdle is eventually overcome, other factors will still determine whether or not it's cost-effective or efficient.

Meanwhile, you know what machines excel at? Number-crunching, tracking metrics, and organizing data.

I predict that before truck drivers, welders, plumbers, and housekeepers have their livelihoods threatened, the machines will come for a big chunk of the corporate workforce. If you have a bullshit email job, you might end up getting automated into unemployment.

At the moment, the skilled trades (plumbers, electricians, construction, roofing, welding, etc.) are in no danger of being replaced by robots. They can't even be outsourced overseas because you have to be physically present to do those jobs. The coders will be replaced before the custodians are.

So, learn to custode, I guess.”

[fingertipsmp3]

I feel like I’ve lived through at least a month just in the past 3 days. I checked the date just now and damn near had an out of body experience when I realised Monday was only two days ago

[absoloutenonsense]

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[makers-muse]

Robotics and Automation: Redefining Industries and Job Opportunities

Robotics and automation are revolutionizing Industries and job landscapes, transforming factories, warehouses, and operating rooms. These technologies enable precise machinery assembly, autonomous drone retrieval, and unparalleled precision in surgery. They are not science fiction but the pulse of innovation.

Industries are shedding their old skins, embracing the boundless capabilities of Automation. Manufacturing plants are adopting robotic arms that assemble complex products with surgical precision, slashing error rates and boosting production beyond human limitations. Agriculture, too, is undergoing a Digital Metamorphosis, with autonomous tractors navigating fields autonomously, ensuring optimal planting and harvesting. The evidence is resounding automation doesn’t replace industries; it elevates them.

But let’s talk numbers hard, impressive facts that showcase the prowess of Robotics and Automation. Did you know that industrial robots can boost j by a staggering 85%? That’s not just a number; it’s a testament to the extraordinary potential of these machines to elevate industries to heights previously unattainable. And when we look at job opportunities, the narrative isn’t one of loss but transformation. For every routine task that a robot takes over, a universe of opportunities blooms for individuals skilled in designing, Programming, and maintaining these robotic wonders.

The story of Robotics and automation is one of collaboration of humans and machines joining forces to achieve feats that neither could accomplish alone. Picture a warehouse where cobots glide alongside their human counterparts, tackling heavy lifting while the humans orchestrate the symphony of operations. It’s a dance of ingenuity, where Technology enhances human potential instead of overshadowing it.

Did you know that 65% of companies adopting automation have reported increased Employee Satisfaction? As machines handle mundane tasks, human workers are freed to explore creativity, innovation, and problem-solving, breathing new life into their roles.

While the road to this transformative Future is undeniably paved with challenges, think about the need for reskilling and adapting to the rapid pace of change the possibilities that unfold are breathtaking. And the beauty of it all? It’s not a distant fantasy; it’s happening right now, right here.

From Tesla’s advanced robotic manufacturing to Amazon’s intricate delivery network, the robots are not just coming they’re already here, shaping the world we live in and forging a path towards an exciting and dynamic tomorrow.

In the grand tapestry of progress, the threads of robotics and automation are weaving a story of boundless potential. Industries are letting go of previous limitations, and career opportunities are expanding into uncharted areas. It’s a story about how technology and people can work together to open up new possibilities. In light of this, keep in mind that robotics and automation are already here and hold great promise when you consider the environment around you.

“The first rule of any technology used in a business is that automation applied to an efficient operation will magnify the efficiency.�� — Bill Gates

[56thingsinaname]

I need a multiple button so bad

Thinking a lot about pursuing artistic endeavors in a professional capacity but not making it your whole life and livelihood forever and ever. If you're already doing one of these things professionally, or working towards that, try to pick something else!

[vitrinanorte]

“Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish”: el legado intelectual de Steve Jobs desde su archivo digital

El Archivo Steve Jobs ha lanzado una exposición digital titulada “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish”, basada en una de las frases más emblemáticas del fundador de Apple. Esta exposición no se centra en celebraciones tecnológicas ni en productos icónicos. Propone, en cambio, una meditación crítica sobre los valores que guiaron la trayectoria de Jobs y que hoy resuenan como principios para quienes buscan transformar industrias, ideas y contextos culturales.

El título de la exposición remite al discurso que Jobs pronunció en la ceremonia de graduación de Stanford en 2005, una intervención que marcó una generación y condensó su pensamiento vital. La frase “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish” —“Mantente hambriento, mantente alocado”—, tomada originalmente de la contraportada del último número del Whole Earth Catalog, fue resignificada por Jobs como un manifiesto personal. En su visión, esta consigna encarna el impulso por buscar lo desconocido, tomar riesgos y persistir en lo esencial cuando lo convencional pierde sentido.

La exposición digital se estructura en fragmentos de archivos personales, notas, grabaciones de audio y material inédito, incluyendo manuscritos y reflexiones registradas en momentos de tránsito vital. A través de estos documentos, se evidencia que la visión de Jobs excedía el marco empresarial: se trataba de un pensamiento orientado por la sensibilidad artística, la intuición zen, el diseño como filosofía moral y la convicción de que la tecnología debe estar al servicio de la experiencia humana.

Jobs entendía la innovación no como sinónimo de novedad, sino como el acto radical de conectar lo invisible con lo necesario. Su interés por la intersección entre la estética, la ingeniería y la espiritualidad lo condujo a posiciones atípicas en la industria tecnológica. En un contexto de crecimiento exponencial de la inteligencia artificial, automatización y algoritmos, el archivo rescata una advertencia: “la computadora es la bicicleta de la mente, pero el ser humano sigue siendo el centro”.

Además de conservar, la iniciativa del archivo propone una pedagogía del pensamiento. Ofrece material para educadores, investigadores y estudiantes interesados en los cruces entre creatividad, tecnología y propósito. Se pone en valor no solo lo que Jobs dijo públicamente, sino lo que pensó en privado: sus dudas, sus influencias, sus lecturas, su proceso.

Este esfuerzo por preservar su legado no lo reduce a un empresario exitoso ni a un ícono del siglo XXI. La exposición revela un individuo marcado por la contradicción, el error, la búsqueda continua y una ética de la excelencia, que no se sustentaba en el perfeccionismo sino en la autenticidad. Jobs no fue un modelo de gestión, fue un caso de visión radical.

A casi dos décadas de su fallecimiento, “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish” no se propone construir un culto. Invita, en cambio, a pensar cómo las ideas nacen en márgenes imprevistos, cómo el hambre intelectual y la voluntad de desobedecer modelos agotados pueden convertirse en motores de transformación cultural.

En un mundo saturado de optimización y control algorítmico, el mensaje permanece intacto: no basta con adaptarse, hay que imaginar. No basta con avanzar, hay que arriesgar. Y por sobre todo, hay que recordar que la tecnología, sin preguntas esenciales, se vuelve ruido.

[olivergisttv]

Neuralink for Normies: Brain-Interface Jobs You Can Land Without a Science Degree

Intro: The Brain-Tech Boom Isn’t Just for Scientists You don’t need to be Elon Musk or wear a lab coat to work in neurotechnology anymore. It’s 2025, and brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) have moved from sci-fi to Shopify. With Neuralink, Synchron, and other brain-tech startups launching consumer trials and commercial products, a new wave of non-technical jobs has emerged—roles anyone with soft…

[stargirlbryce]

The fact that I will not get to play Maysilee Donner is lowkey sad

[tccicomputercoaching]

Wondering about the future of coding jobs in India? Learn which programming skills are in demand and how TCCI helps students prepare for top tech careers.

[kannanp]

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