Quoting Josh W. Comeau
Summary
Josh W. Comeau reports that sales of his developer courses are down significantly, attributing the decline to AI concerns: people are uncertain about the future of developer jobs and are turning to LLMs for free personalized tutoring instead of paid courses.
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