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[null]

There is no dodge and you and I both know that.
I showed you reality examples, and simply told you I"m not playing in your logical fallacy.

Seems you don't like the truth and don't have the ability to logically argue your point in a non fallacious manner. Thats on you though.

Saying it is not a dodge doesn't make it so.

I didn't know Donald Trump posted on here.

 

[David_TheMan]

due in 2020

Not fully autonomous, nowhere close to it.

oh and pics aren't logical retorts.

 

[Balla]

Thank you bruh. I felt like being good at math was the only way, glad it's not.

You stay in Help Desk until you can pass more certifications.

(IT) Information Technology Certifications | CompTIA IT Certifications

You want to get into Networking? Follow the path :Net+, CCNA, CCNET etc.

Some folks stay in Help Desk and love it. But it gets your feet wet in everything IT. Customer Service, Printers, Computers, Networks, Servers, etc.

You'll have certain parts of IT you like and that would be your niche. If you enjoy Help Desk and get enough certs and experience you can become a Help Desk Manager.

That isn't going anywhere because people will always need help.

You like to program? Become a programmer.

You like to make web pages look nice? Front End Dev.

I recommend you take the time and do alot of research. Try taking a short coding course. Disassemble and reassemble your computer.

You'll know what you like and dislike when you get to it.

 

[David_TheMan]

Saying it is not a dodge doesn't make it so.

I didn't know Donald Trump posted on here.

There is no question to dodge when you present a loaded question, that is fixed on incorrect premises.
I feel for you because I'm starting to think, in your mind, you don't even understand that the question and example you setup is loaded.
You probably aren't aware that studies show that outsourcing is equated with job creation as well.

 

[David_TheMan]

Thank you bruh. I felt like being good at math was the only way, glad it's not.

Go to the 6 cert board, you can get a lot of info for you if you want to go into IT.
A lot of good brehs in there, myself included who will help you with getting books and general advice if you need it.

 

[null]

There is no question to dodge when you present a loaded question, that is fixed on incorrect premises.
I feel for you because I'm starting to think, in your mind, you don't even understand that the question and example you setup is loaded.
You probably aren't aware that studies show that outsourcing is equated with job creation as well.

 

[null]

Go to the 6 cert board, you can get a lot of info for you if you want to go into IT.
A lot of good brehs in there, myself included who will help you with getting books and general advice if you need it.

But you are not a classically trained programmer. It's obvious. If the breh needs to understand the foundations of computer science, computability and questions of AI you should be avoided. Unsound and incomplete and lacking introspection. That will go above your head no doubt because of your lack of understanding of the things you are talking about.

 

[Balla]

Thank u man. Quick question, u think it's better to self learn for the A+, Or to enroll in a class?

Go to the 6 cert board, you can get a lot of info for you if you want to go into IT.
A lot of good brehs in there, myself included who will help you with getting books and general advice if you need it.

 

[ManBearPig]

I'm a bus driver so how this shyt gonna hurt me

 

[null]

I'm a bus driver so how this shyt gonna hurt me

2020 breh

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

Not fully autonomous, nowhere close to it.

oh and pics aren't logical retorts.

How about 2024?

Thanks to uber technology Annheiser Busch is making autonomous deliveries within the state of Colorado. Even in traffic with humans on the road. Yeah they have a dude sitting in the cabin but according to the reports the human did not assist in the driving (ie he's just there to make sure the shyt doesn't hit the fan).

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

2020 breh

People don't realize how close we are to a future where we don't have to drive. The technology is already here, they just need the regulations (*cough* lobbyists *cough*) to make it a reality.

I work on a government campus with 30+ buildings and in 2020 were gonna replace the 4 shuttle bus drivers with automated buses

 

[DaHNIC82]

How many people does it take to write code or repair a computer? This don't have shyt to do with being scared or helpless, this is about facing reality, not telling bedtime stories with happy endings that don't add up.

This new sector of higher paying jobs will, like I said, only be available to a small subset of the population. What about everyone else? They're going to automate away all the little minimum wage jobs people are barely getting by on now. What happens when those people are wholly unemployed and on the streets? You think they're just going to sit there complacently until they die?

For real. Cats using these CACs nonsensical "Adapt or die" viewpoints and sounding even stupider

 

[null]

People don't realize how close we are to a future where we don't have to drive. The technology is already here, they just need the regulations (*cough* lobbyists *cough*) to make it a reality.

I work on a government campus with 30+ buildings and in 2020 were gonna replace the 4 shuttle bus drivers with automated buses

The DLR in London is already driverless.



This limited track bus/shuttle is already running in Paris



Deep Mind just mastered Go.



Anyway 2020 is not so long away so we will soon find out

 

[DaHNIC82]

Saying it is not a dodge doesn't make it so.

I didn't know Donald Trump posted on here.

Its like Mofos expecting a Truck driver to all of a sudden adapt into the coding field which is competitive field full of CACs within a year or two. Do folks realize how stupid they sound?