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Coding bootcamps, a Silicon Valley mainstay for over a decade, are facing decline as AI eliminates the kind of entry-level roles for which they trained people

Coding bootcamps have been a mainstay in Silicon Valley for more than a decade.  Now, as AI eliminates the kind of entry-level roles … Bluesky: @taumuyi and @tcgamer Forums: Hacker News and r/technology Bluesky: Tau-Mu Yi / @taumuyi : “Coding bootcamps were already on their way out, but AI has been the nail in the coffin”  —  I think this will be the more common pattern in which #AI hastens the demise of jobs that were already disappearing.  [embedded post] Terry Coleman / @tcgamer : This is a massive mistake that will have negative effects over the next decade.  [embedded post] Forums: Hacker News : How AI is upending the software development industry r/technology : From bootcamp to bust: How AI is upending the software development industry

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  • @taumuyi Tau-Mu Yi on bluesky
    “Coding bootcamps were already on their way out, but AI has been the nail in the coffin”  —  I think this will be the more common pattern in which #AI hastens the demise of jobs that were already disappearing.  [embedded post]
  • @tcgamer Terry Coleman on bluesky
    This is a massive mistake that will have negative effects over the next decade.  [embedded post]
  • r/technology r on reddit
    From bootcamp to bust: How AI is upending the software development industry