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Tech career trajectory shifts with AI's accelerating pace

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The author reflects on their career progression and the accelerating pace of technological change. At 28, they felt they had a strong grasp on technology, particularly with Linux, and had a significant advantage. By 38, the tech landscape had become overwhelming, with the masses catching up. Looking ahead to age 48, the author anticipates that AI will automate most tasks, leading them to a simpler life as a farmer. AI

IMPACT Suggests AI will automate many jobs, potentially shifting career paths and lifestyles.

RANK_REASON The item is a personal reflection on technological change and its impact on career, not a factual report of an event.

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    * At 28 I had it all figured out and made some money on Linux stuff, I was in a crowd but had a hell of a head start. * At 38 things started getting too big and

    * At 28 I had it all figured out and made some money on Linux stuff, I was in a crowd but had a hell of a head start. * At 38 things started getting too big and too fast and the tech world started to pull away from me, I was in a stadium and the masses caught up. * In a few years…

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