throwaway123198

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Ask HN: Do you bother with take-homes?
2 points by throwaway123198 7mo ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Realistic prospects of getting back to management later
4 points by throwaway123198 10mo ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: At what point do you give up on tech career?
9 points by throwaway123198 1y ago|9 comments
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Ask HN: Why are job descriptions and resumes so bad?
5 points by throwaway123198 1y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What are some unexplored or poorly explored applications of Comp Vision?
1 points by throwaway123198 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What would you do next?
4 points by throwaway123198 1y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: How do I break into ML for Search or Recommendations Systems?
1 points by throwaway123198 2y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Are you on meds?
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
This isn't a particularly accurate framing. I think your question is more why haven't "Humanoid" consumer robots taken off. Because humanoids aren't a great form factor for robotics. Robot vacuums, washing machines,
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Ask HN: What industries need software and automation and are untapped?
2 points by throwaway123198 2y ago|2 comments
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Do you offer visa sponsorship?
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Ask HN: I've lost interest in software, what next?
12 points by throwaway123198 2y ago|6 comments
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
This isnt true. Cloud definitely completely changed the market for sysadmin and network engineers. Some folks managed to retrain but many were left out post dotcom bubble.
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Honestly this is my plan. I'm waiting for my time in this career to run out. In the mean time I'm trying to aggressively save whatever way I can. This industry is going to shrink. And that's ok. We had our time. I wish it was
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
What?
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Ask HN: Career impact on working for PE owned SaaS
1 points by throwaway123198 2y ago|2 comments
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Sounds like a pretty unsustainable career to me
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
I'm not sure I agree. LLMs are great coders, because we have a lot of training data to make next token prediction work well for writing software programs. A mistake to make here is to conflate 'AI' with some non sensual dream
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
What are you considering right now as a plan b?
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Honestly, even in practice the number of 'senior' people are laughably high. Tbh, swe leans junior.
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Ya, I've been a fan of a license due to how bad interviewing is. Why do I need to keep proving my competence over and over?
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Appreciate the response and opinions!
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Ask HN: In 2024, is SWE a sustainable career?
42 points by throwaway123198 2y ago|62 comments
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Ask HN: How do I get into game dev?
1 points by throwaway123198 2y ago|3 comments
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
I'm bored of IT. Software is boring, AI included. None of this feels like progress. We've automated away white collar work...but we also acknowledge most white collar work is busy work that's considered a bullcr*p job. We nee
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Leaving to a new job will mean starting from scratch unfortunately. This is a us perm process
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
USA
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by throwaway123198 2y ago
Outside of the most psychotic organizations, this just isn't how organizations work. You want to keep your best people, no matter the market. You don't want to drop your hiring bar to hire someone "desperate". A lot of F
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Ask HN: What to do about startup job
2 points by throwaway123198 2y ago|8 comments
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by throwaway123198 3y ago
Stop calling it networking, and stop optimizing for your career, and just keep up with people who are people you're interested in talking to. Then it's not a chore and the conversations are meaningful.

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