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Forum » Coding or law (Poll)

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post 1646324223 09-03-2021, 03:21 PM
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Coding or law (Poll)

Which is the bigger careermog these days? Srs
post 1646324283 09-03-2021, 03:22 PM
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coding 110%

wish I went into coding (ded fkn srs)

got good grades in engineering school and have a high aptitude for math & science, I could be well into 6 figures rn
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Law is more alpha
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anything comp sci related is the bees knees
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post 1646324923 09-03-2021, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted By BrooksKoepka⏩
Law is more alpha
Yeah but if I learn to code a social media website, the laws don't really apply to me since its just the internet
post 1646324973 09-03-2021, 03:36 PM
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worked as a chemist for years after college and switched to software engineering two years ago (was self-taught). going for a master's in comp sci now while working.

it's awesome. SWE mogs every other career hard except for maybe doctors
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post 1646325013 09-03-2021, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted By Sophus⏩
Yeah but if I learn to code a social media website, the laws don't really apply to me since its just the internet
Lawyers are top tier Chads.
post 1646325123 09-03-2021, 03:40 PM
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Law sucks. Trust me.
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Lol

Careermog? What are you - 19?
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post 1646325493 09-03-2021, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted By angelfire2005⏩
worked as a chemist for years after college and switched to software engineering two years ago (was self-taught). going for a master's in comp sci now while working.

it's awesome. SWE mogs every other career hard except for maybe doctors
Nice. How'd you self-learn?
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Lol

Careermog? What are you - 19?
Mogged.
post 1646325573 09-03-2021, 03:48 PM
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being an actuary mogs both.
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Law is more prestigious but actually harder to get a six figure job these days as a lawyer since its so saturated and schools only want T14 graduates now.
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Bump
post 1646331043 09-03-2021, 05:29 PM
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https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and...rogrammers.htm


https://www.bls.gov/ooh/legal/mobile/lawyers.htm



Lawyers make much more money but require much more school, debt, and work more hours in general. Law is also boring as fuk.


I vote programmers by far. Plus they can work from home etc.
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Originally Posted By ralphlaurenbrah⏩
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and...rogrammers.htm


https://www.bls.gov/ooh/legal/mobile/lawyers.htm


Lawyers make much more money but require much more school, debt, and work more hours in general. Law is also boring as fuk.


I vote programmers by far. Plus they can work from home etc.
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Law.

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post 1646334713 09-03-2021, 06:32 PM
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these are totally different things. what kind of question even is this
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if you have strong aptitude and enjoyment for math and logic, go into computers. if you have a strong verbal aptitude and enjoy law then go into that.
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Originally Posted By righteousreason⏩
if you have strong aptitude and enjoyment for math and logic, go into computers. if you have a strong verbal aptitude and enjoy law then go into that.
What if you have both? Hyperbolically speaking
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Originally Posted By Sophus⏩
What if you have both? Hyperbolically speaking
learn more about each and find out which you enjoy more
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With how things are going programmers are now being overvalued. Some can expect up to 100k starting now days and if you have a couple of years experience under your belt you can expect more than the 10% yearly raise too... so coding 100%
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Originally Posted By righteousreason⏩
learn more about each and find out which you enjoy more
Good answer srs
Originally Posted By Ying2012⏩
With how things are going programmers are now being overvalued. Some can expect up to 100k starting now days and if you have a couple of years experience under your belt you can expect more than the 10% yearly raise too... so coding 100%
I wonder if they'll ever get automated away

Surely robots will eventually be able to problem solve program more efficiently than humans
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Working from home and remote is sick. easily coding. brb sipping pina coladas at the beach and writing some code or adding to production.

Higher barrier to entry for law. lol @ defending sleazy defendants for something they did or guilty of... Or filing bunch of stupid paperwork & claims.

Coding skills has much more leverage to life in general if you know how to apply it and automate stuff.
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Law is for people who cant do math
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Originally Posted By Sophus⏩
Good answer srs

I wonder if they'll ever get automated away

Surely robots will eventually be able to problem solve program more efficiently than humans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4duqI8WyfqE

Already a thing kind of...

Robots or "AI" can only aid us in programming but end of day you can now generate code that does exactly what you want but youll still need humands to tell them what direction to go at in a way? Think self driving cars a lot can now be automated however end of day it's not going to turn on or know you want to go to the supermarket without telling it such.
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Coding is basically a tradie job nowadays.


Lmao, tradie coders, when will they learn?
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Originally Posted By DavidL913⏩
Working from home and remote is sick. easily coding. brb sipping pina coladas at the beach and writing some code or adding to production.

Higher barrier to entry for law. lol @ defending sleazy defendants for something they did or guilty of...Or filing bunch of stupid paperwork & claims.

Coding skills has much more leverage to life in general if you know how to apply it and automate stuff.
True, law is probably a lot more tedious also

Also brb 7 years of schooling and multiple exams (LSAT, bar), not to mention a competitive, oversaturated market just to end up working 60+ hours a week in corporate law for six figures.. if you're lucky

Originally Posted By Ying2012⏩
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4duqI8WyfqE

Already a thing kind of...

Robots or "AI" can only aid us in programming but end of day you can now generate code that does exactly what you want but youll still need humands to tell them what direction to go at in a way? Think self driving cars a lot can now be automated however end of day it's not going to turn on or know you want to go to the supermarket without telling it such.
Makes sense. eventually the job market will consist of mostly button pressers and a few innovators whose solutions eventually will become automated for the button pressers
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Originally Posted By Sophus⏩
True, law is probably a lot more tedious also

Also brb 7 years of schooling and multiple exams (LSAT, bar), not to mention a competitive, oversaturated market just to end up working 60+ hours a week in corporate law for six figures.. if you're lucky

yup fook that

carrying all kinds of debt.

Coding you can go take some bootcamps or self-learn. Find a job within a year or two. Freelance or create your own chit.
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