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by b20000 3y ago
because remote according to them means "be close enough so you could just as well be on site"
482.
by b20000 3y ago
see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test
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by b20000 3y ago
that is what CS programs at universities are for.
484.
by b20000 3y ago
tech jobs do not pay very well except for the top 1%
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by b20000 3y ago
so this guy never had to deal with leetcode BS
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by b20000 3y ago
law degree or CS degree no difference maybe we need a license that will end all leetcode BS you are wrong that lawyers only work a few hours on a case. they work hundreds of hours on reasonably sized cases if not thousands and the rate is
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by b20000 3y ago
a few $100 dollars per hour is nothing one time i wanted to hire a lawyer. his rate was $1500 per hour and his partner’s $2000 per hour. again, we are so far off as engineers and we are clueless regarding negotiation and deal making.
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by b20000 3y ago
i’m more interested in what clearing arrangements they have, if they have their own risk management tools, how they make sure nobody sees their traffic to and from the exchanges (including the clearing firm), how they prevent their traffic
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by b20000 3y ago
AI ML GPT LLM
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by b20000 3y ago
go to the amazon jungle you will see that none of this matters and people still live in peace and survive nature and the earth provide for you and you can find medicine in plants the issue is that all of this is lost to modern society
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by b20000 3y ago
so do you give them 80 hours to debug it like you had?
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by b20000 3y ago
people don’t code together in their day to day work
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by b20000 3y ago
so you let people work on your shit for free, nice
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by b20000 3y ago
teachers are important and awesome and underpaid. do they know that after that effort teaching kids CS in high school and college, and when their kids worked really hard to pass with flying colours, these kids have to endlessly grind leetco
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by b20000 3y ago
out of their… nevermind
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by b20000 3y ago
the problem is that if you are a small time device maker the fpga you need to replicate this design would cost so much that the product becomes unaffordable. and you can’t run it fast enough unless you turn it into an asic? i have been loo
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by b20000 3y ago
have you asked why? money is not a good reason to choose this career. there are many other careers and opportunities paying equally well or more. the press loves stories about how rich IT people are. but this field is like acting. most mak
498.
by b20000 4y ago
become a lawyer
499.
by b20000 4y ago
AI today is not intelligent, it is just a sophisticated generator using patterns it was trained on.
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Ask HN: Determining compensation package based on consulting rate
1 points by b20000 4y ago|0 comments
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by b20000 4y ago
what if other sites rip off your content?
502.
by b20000 4y ago
they sell consulting?
503.
by b20000 4y ago
what if you do not have the right background or expertise or time to write content, do you hire writers? those with the right expertise will be expensive and with the hundreds of pieces you need you need a lot of $$$
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by b20000 4y ago
sponsoring is not licensing and royalty income great that you got this result, btw
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by b20000 4y ago
because people now have less time and expect everything to be done for them
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Ask HN: Resources to learn state of the art SEO
45 points by b20000 4y ago|19 comments
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by b20000 4y ago
this article shows everything that is wrong with using coding interviews to screen people
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by b20000 4y ago
lego technics
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by b20000 4y ago
my parents supported my plans to start a company. then after working insanely hard for years trying to get it off the ground with minimal funding mostly provided by them they sabotaged my work by constant criticism, comparing my career to c
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by b20000 4y ago
what you are missing is that the most important thing is knowing the right people

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