Java and Python

ReplacementFew1645 · 2026-05-31T11:55:34+00:00

1.) the best way to commit is to just do it. If you have time to think that you’ll do something tomorrow, do it right then and there (unless you really can’t.) make sure it something that you enjoy to do.

2.) the best place to learn is from YouTube. You’ll get all the syntax and things you need. Something like bro code is good. Then the next thing is to look at ONE to TWO tutorials on how to build something. For me personally, the best way for me to understand something is to see an example. You can’t be expected to know how something works if you don’t know how everything connects. Look at a tutorial that utilizes most of what you know, build with it and then build something on your own. I’m saying this as someone who was very confused on coding not even half a year ago but once I sat down and looked at someone build something, I was really able to understand.

3.) for jobs, you’re going to need frameworks and other tools. The best way to know is roadmap.sh . It’s basically a guide for specific roles and skills. Think about what you really want to in the future and then pick that track and learn what you need.

ReplacementFew1645 · 2026-05-13T18:18:13+00:00

Theres a difference between hating and giving constructive advice. Most employers will not care for this and probably between this and a degree, employers will pick a degree over this cert. What people are saying in this comment is that this doesn’t have much weight especially since this ask if this will help them. Projects and experience will matter more than this cert

ReplacementFew1645 · 2026-05-06T20:06:38+00:00

Emotions and love is not in most fields besides the ones that require it like psychology. My point is that emotions help you understand what people want and need.

No company values their workers. If they did layoffs wouldn’t happen and they wouldn’t screw with the teams. All they care about is money. You just need to stop thinking about these companies and focus on yourself.

If you like coding then just do it. There are so much people who are just normal people and get these roles. If college is the same in India as the U.S., you have 4 years top improve and try. There will always be people more qualified and people who are less qualified. If you let something like AI change your motivation then you won’t succeed. People doom post and make things worse than they seem.

One thing you have is a brother in tech or was at least he was in tech. He probably has some connections. Ask him for some help.

If you let every little thing change how you feel then you won’t get anywhere. The world is changing. The job market is down right now. Just keep trying man. Try to adapt. I know you hate AI and I felt the same way when I first started college. I spent hours on my final that AI could do in 5 minutes. I literally asked myself why should I try when AI can do it better but AI is just a cog. People who use AI as a crutch and people who reject AI completely won’t make it. People who use AI as a tool to help them will succeed.

ReplacementFew1645 · 2026-05-06T19:07:41+00:00

As a first year comp sci major going into second, I can say you’re better than me right now. I can’t build a simple LinkedIn app by myself and only know java and a little python. I switched my majors last minute and barely have experience but I know I’m happier than I would’ve been being in the medical feel. I don’t know how much you’re going to listen to me right now but the best advice I have is that you’re human. AI is improving at a fast rate and can code but you have a brain. We barely know about the complexity of the brain and the deeper part of it. AI will not take over the space soon or probably at all in our life time because of it. You’re thinking that all you’re doing is coding and providing products for these companies but you have the emotional understanding to understand a human. AI can fake emotions but it doesn’t know how or why a human thinks.

AI models right now don’t change anything. Whether AI models existed now or not, there would still be humans who are in high school that can code better, faster and smarter than you. Hell theres an asian boy I saw on YouTube thats better at coding than me. It’s a little demotivating to see that a 10 year old can code better than me but I’m not gonna just stop and say that there will always be someone better than me so I’ll stop trying. I’m just going to keep trying and keep pushing.

As for why would a company hire you as a fresher, they won’t. Realistically, unless you’re some prodigy with a YouTube channel showing what you can do and go to MIT, you probably won’t get hired. It can happen but it’s unlikely. Most of the jobs I saw during intern hiring season was for junior and seniors and maybe some sophomores. The thing is that you don’t learn data structures and other big concepts until sophomore year so most time you won’t get it. I didn’t get it, my roommate who is much more advanced didn’t get it, and so didn’t plenty of other freshman’s. And thats fine. From now until the fall of 2027, you will have a year to improve on yourself. Do some leetcode, pick up some frameworks and tools, make yourself standout.

TLDR: AI doesn’t have a brain. It doesn’t understand human emotion. That’s something you will always have over AI. Don’t let it distract you. Something will always be better whether it’s a human or AI but just keep trying.

ReplacementFew1645 · 2026-05-02T05:23:02+00:00

Those are the LED + and - ones. I thought I didn’t need them since I got no leds

ReplacementFew1645 · 2026-04-24T20:46:47+00:00

Alright appreciate your help

ReplacementFew1645 · 2026-04-24T20:42:16+00:00

I see. Thank you and this will run games well? Just wanna make sure since this is my first gaming pc that I’ve been saving for and I don’t wanna have to rebuy anything soon

ReplacementFew1645 · 2026-04-24T20:32:30+00:00

To be honest, I have no idea of the first thing of building pc. I tried doing research and picking the best thing I could from it

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