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Stefan Molyneux

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4.6 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2024

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I explore the tech industry's paradox of rising hiring demands alongside AI advancements, emphasizing the need for skilled programmers to manage legacy systems. I reflect on personal growth, family values, and the importance of nurturing immediate relationships over external validation.

I discuss gender roles in STEM, questioning whether historical disparities stem from systemic issues or societal evolution. Additionally, I highlight the decline of meaningful relationships in our digital age and stress the importance of community engagement.

Through anecdotes and humor, I tackle serious themes like mental health and generational differences in dealing with political discourse. This episode provides a concise exploration of technology, personal choices, and the complexities of modern relationships.

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0:00.0	Yeah, good money everybody.
0:01.5	Hope you doing well.
0:02.1	Stephen Mollany from Free Domain.
0:05.0	And...
0:06.0	We'll start with a couple of...
0:09.0	Do a couple of social media stuff.
0:10.9	I think this is interesting.
0:17.1	So the question is out there which is if AI is so powerful and it's helping everybody code so much better why are there
0:21.8	still tech hiring well of course there's always legacy code
0:24.7	although it would be interesting to see how well AI could clear up legacy code. It probably is a little bit
0:29.7	away from that because so much testing would be necessary but I'm sure AI will be able to clean up
0:34.4	legacy code and then at some point AI will be able to upgrade legacy code, right?
0:39.6	So as I mentioned that I was once involved in a major project on Tandem to upgrade millions of
0:46.9	lines of code from Kobol 74 to Kobol 85.
0:50.5	And that was quite, I actually had to write code to manipulate the code to upgrade it to the new compilation metrics.
1:00.6	And so it was really quite something. So there's still a lot of legacy code out there and there's of course a lot of code that existing that needs to be
1:09.4	legacy code needs to be maintained but sometimes you know programmers are always quitting and then you've got to bring programmers
1:14.6	in to figure out the code base.
1:16.2	So where it's going to be a problem though is new hires, right?
1:23.0	And so you can see job postings relative to first quarter of 2021,
1:28.8	and they are, went up and now they're going down.
1:32.1	Now, again, it's not catastrophic, right?
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