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Milkstrietmen t1_j63jrj9 wrote

To answer your second point from the POV of a software dev: No (white-collar) job will be done the same way in the future compared to today. Many currently used frameworks for example will be outdated in less than 5 years. People that don't adapt to new technologies and paradigms will be left behind and have difficulty finding new jobs.

The safest bet is to try being up-to-date regarding emerging tools. It's important to think how to integrate these new tools into your workflow and whether they will improve your overall productivity.

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[deleted] OP t1_j63jwa2 wrote

These “tools” don’t “integrate into my workflow”, they replace my entire job on the personal level (or will). Software dev and artist are not comparable fields on any level, we do not have insight regarding how this affects each other.

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Milkstrietmen t1_j63lkls wrote

In less than 64 seconds you not only read my comment but also typed a reply. It seems you didn't even take a moment to consider what I wrote.

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[deleted] OP t1_j63lxw3 wrote

Yeah, I’m currently in a waiting room engaged in this general discussion so I’m responding quickly. And I’ve heard every point you made here before while talking about this topic with other people so your take didn’t really inspire any new reflections for me.

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