corporateguy5

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by corporateguy5 8y ago
This article matches my experience exactly. Some companies will hire a “data scientist” on pedigree. They will be low on skills and high on charisma. The engineers are burdened with implementing the ideas as well as shoulder the failure of
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
Dogs are to breeds as humans are to race.
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
Yes! Protein folding could unlock huge areas of human progress
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
I think this might come off as negative to some, but I feel the exact same way. Very successful for my age, and I can easily date women. I am constantly let down by how low quality they are. They might be physically attractive, but beyond t
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
This isn't even close to being true. All the top innovation happens here. The top 25% in American schools blow away the rest of the world, we just have a lagging bottom 25%.
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
You think software developers are commoditized? In what way? Just curious
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
But then it would turn into a slow government entity, all the talent will leave, and our economy would lose a great innovator.
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
The price is skyrocketing...
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
But this isn't true at all, bitcoin is skyrocketing
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
Weird part is, if you get into a hedge fund it's not that hard to make that much, even for engineers.
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by corporateguy5 9y ago
Hey, I'm a very good mid level engineer looking for part time contract work. If you're interested let me know. I have a dual bachelors in math/cs and extensive backend/big data experience. I can code in other domains tho