imworkingrn

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by imworkingrn 2y ago
I hear you. Had the same experience. It's matured a lot since then though. Got back to it a few weeks ago and it feels surprisingly stable.
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by imworkingrn 2y ago
whats wrong with langchain ?
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by imworkingrn 2y ago
Can you elaborate on this? Do you automate replying to emails? Coding? Or just general productivity?
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by imworkingrn 2y ago
Also, the data doesn't seem to show that people who follow trends end up making more. It's quite the opposite - focusing on niche languages like Go, Rust or frameworks like Flutter can make you more.
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by imworkingrn 2y ago
Okay, sounds solid but dummy question: What are my chances of doing this if I'm from Europe? Also, I don't have a full UNI degree, I dropped out after I got my Bachelors.
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by imworkingrn 2y ago
Do researchers make any real money? I feel like all around I hear about it being stale there as far as funding goes.
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by imworkingrn 2y ago
Thanks a lot for the advice. Yea I can hear what you wrote about Germany. I currently work with a client who outsources some of their management work to Germany and apart for the titles people have before their names, their technical knowle
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Ask HN: Best way to optimize career for money in IT?
19 points by imworkingrn 2y ago|26 comments
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Key Words for Use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels(datatracker.ietf.org)
1 points by imworkingrn 3y ago|0 comments
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by imworkingrn 3y ago
Not sure if there what the term for this is, but rather than looking at the probability of X happening we should rather look at the "inevitability" of X happening in the context of the environment. In my experience, even though na