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COMPUTER SCIENCE IS NOT COOKED. Come here, let me explain. I swear. I'm not coping. Is computer science saturated? Sure. 50% of the people getting their degree do the bare minimum. No projects, no internships. Most of them don't even do LeetCode. If you do an internship, if you do a project or if you do spare time, you're already better than 50% of the people getting their degree. Comp Sci is super broad. Their degree is not everyone getting their degree is going into software development. They can do AIML, CV, embedded systems, systems engineering. It is cooked. A lot of the things you're saying, you could just have one senior software engineer do it, and then the rest you could do AI to do it. All the things are stating there, one person doing it. Just because you're better than 50% of the applicants, doesn't mean you'll get the job. In fact, it shows it's more cooked. Like 1,000 people apply for just one job. You can be better than 50% of the applicants, you're still not going to get that job. You have to beat 1,000 people. But yes, computer science is definitely cooked. All the stuff that the subgroup she's talking about, require master's degrees.