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Ask HN: What non-tech roles are there for swe?
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It's important to practice story telling in an interview. And the best way to practice is to do actual interviews at place you don't want to work. It also boosts moral to get offers from these places knowing you have a backup pl
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OpenAI and Google Focus Chatbots on Speed as AI Hype Fades
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TikTok Sues US Government to Block Divest-or-Ban Law
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Ask HN: For HMs, how open are you to hiring vendors
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Hi Jason, I have a friend that is perfect for this job. Is there a way for her to contact you?
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2y ago
The problem isn't the ideas. It's the fact that these ideas people want you to validate the idea for them by building out the product. Well then, their idea is basically worthless.
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A useful tool for ninjas
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I probably misunderstood it, but what I heard it as you can be a good manager even if you don't have knowledge on what you are managing.
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2y ago
I just listened to the episode and I am not sure I buy their premise why bad managers exists. There are many reason why someone get promoted into a managerial position, but saying it's because they were good at their current job seems
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Ask HN: Why hire contractors?
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It's not a bad strategy. It's keeping an eye on Sam Altman's agenda. He is a political animal that few people on HN seem to realize. What makes him great at his job isn't the typical techie path of becoming great at te