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It's kinda nuts how little this is taken seriously on HN. When combined with: - Pressure to make use of office spaces again, away from remote work - The AI b
by hosh 2y ago
It's kinda nuts how little this is taken seriously on HN.
When combined with:
- Pressure to make use of office spaces again, away from remote work
- The AI bubble
- The layoffs that started before section 174 that demonstrated how headcounts had inflated
- The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank last year
... it is not looking good for software engineers in the US.
- p51-remorse 2y agoTo be fair; the pressure to use office space again helps US workers. A lot of us don’t like it, but it’s a fair bit better than someone in Guatemala getting your job. (Better for the US engineers, not for the Guatemalan, who is probably a competent engineer himself. But the topic is the outlook for US engineers).