Post number #273161, ID: dc9c86
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Learn coding or nah? Also, can't wait for genetically modified cat girls and man made witchers and mutants.
Post number #273209, ID: af9661
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You'd benefit greatly from learning to code, it teaches you a whole new way to approach and solve problems. Just bear in mind to have realistic expectations - you won't be making 3D games anytime soon (or probably ever).
Post number #273939, ID: cce9f2
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Manufacturing 4.0 will be great. We'll see mass produced yet individually customizable items. So excited. Truly the future of consumerism.
I don't know if programming will really help you in the mfg4 world. It depends on whether you already have other skills in the neighborhood like engineering, management, design, etc. But like >>af9661 said, learning to program is helpful and I suspect good for the brain regardless, so I'd say go for it. Just yes, start very slowly.
Post number #275738, ID: 302052
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With computers becoming ubiquitous, it's probably a good idea to have at least a basic understanding of how they work and a basic ability to work with them. I would call it a bad idea not to learn programming.
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| Learn coding or nah? Also, can't wait for genetically modified cat girls and man made witchers and mutants.