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Ask HN: How to earn wealth in age of LLMs from third world country?
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2y ago
I had one of the best resolution for this year, so far I exceeded it with a banger. My resolution was to go into the year without having any expectation. It is one of the most counter intuitive thing, but yes. I achieved nothing this year.
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Thank you for your detailed answer. I will take some time to sink it in. One key takeway is to create value. As someone who is barely starting out, what is value? Is it revenue? Is it efficiency? Is it growth? What is a proper way to clarif
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Absolutely Agree! If I may, I would like to ask you something a bit hyperbole. You outlined a few key points which include learning people skills, communication, and requirements engineering. Do you think it wouldn't be possible for AI
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3y ago
Where to go now :(
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3y ago
Is there a way to increase the chance for this? How should I go on about it?
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Ask HN: How to migrate to USA from 3rd world country (Indian subcontinet)?
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3y ago
Me too. Seems to be a trend among us, the new generation. Everything looks bleak.
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3y ago
Answer for 3. It is a waste. I graduated 5 years ago. Joined Master hoping something good would happen. Learnt a few things here and there. Now I am in objectively bad position where I ruined my family relationship, ruined health and ruined
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3y ago
I'm in similar boat. But I love CS and it seems easy for me. But I butchered myself (meaning no substantial skills on paper) so I am unhireable. People don't even look at my resume. Deactivated LinkedIn because it was causing harm
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3y ago
How can I get started with this kind of research? Is it even possible without a PhD? Thanks.
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3y ago
Yes, I have the debilitating fear that I am going to be automated out. I already believe I have failed in life and stopped trying. Now I am en route to being automated out even before my career begins. If you wonder what the reason is, desp
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Ask HN: What is your advice to the next generation CS students (20-30 yo)?
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3y ago
It's hard to move to US because of the visa issue. And US is already full of competent software engineers.
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Hey genuine question, Why would anyone bother with learning anymore? When is learning enough to get started? How will someone get started with work? What qualifies someone to start a new position? Pretty sure only smart people will be hired
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if someone misses any of these, does it mean the person is worthless?
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What makes something extraordinary?
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3y ago
What if the person is graduating from Masters and had a decent internship but couldn't convert that?
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Ask HN: How much should one grind in early career?
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Ask HN: How often do your review notes?
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Hey. Thanks. Sorry about wasting your time. Shouldn't have started in the first place. It was my fault for trying to make a silly point. Too mid to understand your point.
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Yes, that is true. I 100% agree. It is needed without a doubt. For one moment, let's think it this way. You are a 20-year experienced engineer who is making whatever money you are making. Suddenly, your skills are invalidated because o
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Midjourney (Style + Artist) Sheet
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I have no idea about your background when I am commenting here. But these are my two cents. NO. Details are mostly like icing on top of the cake. Sure, good details make good art but it is not always the case. True and beautiful art require
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I am just curious. Please explain it to me. 1. Who are beginners? All of these concepts are so apparent to most of the grad students/those following this scene extremely closely, yet they can't find a job related to it. So does it
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This is hands down the reality and the best advice out there. No one cares if you are able to do vulkan for 8 years EXCEPT for research labs. And getting there requires that - you either have a PhD or the exact experience (threeJS, unity et
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> Hiring AI-skilled talent is a priority for 73% of employers—but among these, three out of four say they are unable to meet their AI talent needs. > Employers expect their workers to earn up to 47% more in salaries if they upsk
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Well said! There is no wrong being in lizard then, isn't there?
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