> willing to dedicate 8 hours a day learning this language. you're not going to get a job knowing just python.  it's the hardest office job to break into these days. 8 hours a day is nothing. i have to dedicate the next 16-20hrs to keep up with the fake and gay timelines management is ramming through. > can the average person learn to program?  program what?  if you're building an operating system using holyc, very few people in the world are capable of it. if you're just trying to get a wagecuck job i would still say the average person isn't cut out for it. i had to answer hard leetcode questions to get my "foot in the door" making 17 leafbucks/hr. 8 years later and accounting for inflation i make around 30 leafbucks/hr now. don't waste your life as a programmer. even if you have the skills you should be doing something else with your life. keep in mind i have a degree and i've been coooding since i was 14. i knew python back in 2008. i got my first coooding job in 2017. you will need to ace an exam every time you apply for a job. you'll also need to switch jobs in order to get pay raises. the pay is nothing to write home about either. the people that go into coding have low self-esteem. that's why they were bragging about their unremarkable salaries. even shitty small companies will ask difficult coding problems during their technical interviews.   bhohigqy
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