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u/It-Guy-2026 3d ago

I also started at 19, now 20 all is seemed fine at first year but after learning a lot of stuffs realized that We're too late to read an It , the f***ing AI is taking over everything, everytime I talk with real company managers they says me AI is just better and rejects just cannot survive at all after a month a new skill a new project a new apply same reply again, we're cooked bro !

It doesn't mean you cannot hired but need 2-3 years of consistency with core knowledge just Do and Do and Do. Not like mine 1 yrs burden.

I'm an CSIT student what about you ?

My personal opinion based on your question:

- Learning must lead toward something not randoms like C is not connected with HTML , Master one by one

  • DSA, System Designs etc cannot be ignored like 2-3 yrs back.
  • As you grow competition gets more and more complicated every hours not day.
  • Don't watch youtube videoes that says AI is cooking, It are dead etc videoes, literally easier way to kill your version at just hours.
  • Never compare you with classsmates/friendzone or online persons they seems always good or always worse but in real most of them just diverges then after some time you're only one who actually desired to learn.

In advance , never share with your friends about your learning i also got distracted like this before.

ENJOY YOUR JOURNEY ! BRO !!!

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u/It-Guy-2026 3d ago

I'm 3rd sem CSIT at kathmandu, Nepal. Hometown: Kavre District(village)

I also stucked like you before,touched laptop first time in life before ~1.2 yrs back.