Lately, I’ve been feeling like there’s no point in making anything anymore. AI is everywhere, doing everything better and faster than I ever could. Why should I waste time creating something when a machine can churn it out in minutes? It’s like every idea I have is already outdated before I even start.
Before all this, I used to actually enjoy building apps, tweaking them, and solving problems. It gave me a sense of purpose. But now? It’s like the universe is mocking me. Creating thumbnails, something that used to be a thoughtful and collaborative process, is now just typing a title into some AI tool. No effort, no connection, no creativity.
The whole “innovation” game feels like a joke. Nothing new is being made—just iterations of what already exists. Even if I somehow come up with a better way of doing something, nobody cares. People stick with what they know, and honestly, who can blame them? They’re too lazy or too comfortable to switch.
Then there’s the insult to injury: my GitHub account got banned, and my hard drive died, wiping out everything I’ve worked on for years. How the hell am I supposed to rebuild when everything’s gone? It’s not just my data—it’s my motivation. What’s the point of trying when it feels like the whole system is rigged against you?
On top of that, programmers aren’t even creators anymore. We’re glorified janitors, stuck maintaining someone else’s crappy code. It’s not about building anything exciting—it’s about debugging, patching, and keeping old systems alive. There’s no room for creativity, no space to innovate. It’s just drudgery.
AI has sucked the soul out of creating. Now it’s all about feeding prompts into a machine and letting it do the work. Is that really what we’re here for? To babysit algorithms? Honestly, I don’t know why I even bother anymore.
So yeah, I’m lost. Maybe this is just a phase, or maybe it’s time to accept that creativity doesn’t matter anymore. I don’t have answers, just frustration. If you’re feeling the same, at least know you’re not alone. The world’s a mess in technology feild, and it’s okay to admit it.
Maybe we’ll figure it out, or maybe we won’t. Right now, I’m just trying to get through the day.
