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I want to work for a position that requires domain knowledge (for example, deep learning which is what I'm currently interested in). Or a job that I can make t
by billconan 10y ago
I want to work for a position that requires domain knowledge (for example, deep learning which is what I'm currently interested in).
Or a job that I can make theoretical breakthroughs and those breakthroughs are connected with industry, can be productized .
I'm sick of solving engineering problems. I'm working on a large code base with lots of people. the difficulty of my job comes from unfamiliarity and complexity. for example, I need to add features to some undocumented code, I have to debug it to understand it. or I need to hack a piece of existing code to add some feature in, because the feature wasn't previously planned in the architecture. these skills I gained via the job enable me to quickly understand complex code, but I don't think it's actual "knowledge".
- byebyetech 10y agoWe software developers are practically knowledge trash cans. The knowledge we acquire decays faster than unrefrigerated meat. If wish I paid attention on my math classes, I would have been doing something cool like Deep learning rather than pull my hair, debug unknown codes and plug apis. The only intellectual stimulation I get is when I am preparing for technical interviews.
- sotojuan 10y agoHeh, I feel like this sometimes. Unfortunately math also bores me :/ I've tried many times.