This is funny because when I was just breaking into web development I didn't really have a choice of which web framework/library I had to learn. Everywhere that was hiring at the time was using React so I had to learn it! I don't have a sense on what most companies are doing now but if they don't require you to have any experience with LLMs today that may not be true in the future. It does kind of suck especially for me since it took me so long to break into the tech world after trying and failing for 2 years only to be faced with "eh your job might not exist due to the machine" (I largely don't believe this) like 5 years later. I spent a lot of time feeling deflated and lost but I still love tech and a lot of the people in it so I must persist. If that means learning/using a tool so that I can stay employable in this field then I must. I'm not happy about it, but I must do it.

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