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HR driven development !
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Don't you undermine this momentous achievement you toxic patriarch ! /s
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No it wouldn't, at least not for a while. Garbage in garbage out.
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Laughing out loud on this one.
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What the fuck did i just read
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classic accuracy vs offensiveness trade off.
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At work, you can buy reasonable time: "let me get back to you" Outside work, people remember/invite people who are empathetic and/or fun to be around, not those who win arguments. In fact argument winners tend to annoy p
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>Someone investing time in creating long-term value will always lose out to someone focused on short-term value and may actually get fired by this system. I want there to be a domain/vertical where this does not hold.
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Don't know how reliable this is: https://customers.ai/articles/employee-tenure-in-tech-compan... But google around, this number is well known within the inustry.
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Resume-driven development; average tenure at big Tech is 1.5 years and it disincentivizes quality. Plus its not like lives depend on it; if insta UI breaks for a 30 seconds, who gives a f?
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Am I the only one who found it utterly boring?
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Graphene will firmly remain in the land of "..it promises to transform the semiconductor industry " than actually causing the said transformation !
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What world do these deluded people live in?
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Millionaires _arent_ rich in SV Edit: Defn of rich = you dont need to work for sustenance at your current lifestyle.
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They are trying to name them Context Dependent Antibiotics
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Which brings up an age old conundrum: How is market rewarding the pencil pushers and punishing value creators
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None of this will 'rise' to the level of firing them. Wink Wink.
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I passionately hate VC profession and wish this profession would just die. VC backed companies, with rare exceptions, end up being a net negative for the world. After the initial few years of hype, the level of their products, customer serv
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Good riddance. Those ugly scooters were an eyesore in most neighborhoods.
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https://archive.is/on9oY
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stopped trusting start ups a long time ago
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This is not to invalidate the point made by sibling comments, just that I'd like to offer a different perspective borne of a different experience. Should you ever decide to move into a Big Co, you may find that they don't value yo
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I don't know enough to suggest what form it should take. But taking a broader view of 'job', I'd say expose them to possible career paths. Then, make clear the mapping between the broad job areas and the needed skills. T
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Why must "college level" be uniform in all subjects for all students? Vast majority of math (algebra, calculus etc) are of little use in most careers (even quantitative ones). So why must the society strive for equal outcome in a
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I struggle with this issue. I have a MSEE and PhD (EE) (from Stanford to boot !) and I'm not sure if I learned anything value creating in my school years. At least at the graduate level, I think a lot depends on your choices of courses
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I mostly agree with this -- the converged value will be ~1% of the initial hype. 1% of hype is still massive. After the noise has calmed, I feel generative AI, at its core, will enhance information search and summarization; lookup and compr
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You're right. I didn't think of the lookup layer as a bootcamp for moving into the creative/synthesis layer. And "lookup as a learning experience" applies to most professions. We can even say that this is probably &
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It will be that most activities that create value are NP hard.
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haha, welcome to the real world !
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>Law is seen as the lucrative profession perhaps most at risk from the recent advances in A.I. because lawyers are essentially word merchants. Many professions can be reduced to "$x Merchants". This reduction amounts to saying
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