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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Just read the article a little bit, jfc
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
While I think kicking them out odds incredibly stupid and mean, 20 years is the retirement term, so this is somewhat misleading. It’s not like they would be getting retirement if they separated voluntarily.
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
I don’t really see the point, but it’s certainly interesting
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
So where do people think the money to build all those moon shots came from in the first place?
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Fascinating
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
The problem isn’t coding exercises, the problem is optimizing for candidates that have memorized the answers to an obscure set of “leetcode yards” or whatever. If you want a company full of test optimizers, then great, but don’t expect any
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
That’s so dumb, you don’t have to do that to spend all your time programming. Honestly
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Is it? I have a feeling is God cutting the lower layers that actually get things done
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
It’s really not, when was the last time anything happened fast in healthcare
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Why is the US even using Microsoft? They’re in effect an Indian company now
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
They’re just going to offshore a bunch of jobs for a little short term stock sugar rush before the whole thing falls apart
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Ya welcome to reality
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
They’re just looking for Indians
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
It’s not AI, It’s offshoring and H1B. Accepting that won’t make you friends at parties in some circles, but it’s true and you should all be furious about it
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
These companies that have been built on the backs of US infrastructure that now don’t want to hire Americans should be razed to the ground. Fuck them, let them try to operate in Indias fucked up business environment.
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
How is it always Russia with you people? You honestly believe Tim Dillon and Joe Rogan are working for the Russians? Despite having followings of tens of millions, and having massive Spotify deals, they have to be Russian puppets to make mo
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Reading through these comments, I’m firmly convinced no one read the actual article. Is this just Bluesky now with a twist?
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
This field would be so much better off good engineering meant being good at following through on projects instead of being good at gaming interviews.
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Almost like these agencies that are only beholden to the executive branch souls have much less power
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
That’s a lot of words to say nothing
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Well ya, it’s better
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Or maybe our continued focus on excluding our families from the way we spend the majority of our day is toxic in a way that we can’t even see because we’re so deep in it
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Why should I care about these companies when they seem dead set on outsourcing my work regardless of tax codes?
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
So what it has going for it is the most importantly part of the EV ecosystem?
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
It’s because they’re not interested in engineers, they’re looking for visa workers from cultures that optimize for grinding those types of questions
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
They’re in other cities too…
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
lol “I do care, but not enough to actually care”
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
Writing about AI is missing the forest for the trees. The US software industry will be wholesale destroyed (and therefore global software will be too) by offshoring.
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by horns4lyfe 1y ago
My dad worked in education his whole career, from teacher up to district superintendent. No child left behind basically ruined the job for him, all the bad invectives and counterproductive rules made out too hard to actually educate.

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