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itsmefaz
4y ago
> Your pay is basically a measure of "this is how hard it is to replace you" with an adjustment for how bad it would be if you quit and your employer doesn't bother to replace you. Your talents, insofar as they are a facto
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Ask HN: If I am skilled enough, then why do I feel underpaid?
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4y ago
Do you happen to know platforms / languages that are primarily built to work on scale both for users and developers? I sense Go has projected itself to be the one, do you have any other suggestions?
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itsmefaz
4y ago
Thanks for your response! I completely agree with the Big Ball of Mud and Swap guide analogy as that has also been my experience. I am also looking for alternatives and Go seems to be the logical conclusion that I am getting to. What would
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Ask HN: Java Suffers from an Identity Problem
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5y ago
Nice
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itsmefaz
5y ago
The current set of w3 apps are typically restricted to - wallets, nfts, etc. Also there are no new class of w3, it mostly rehash of w2 apps (openSea, etc).
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Ask HN: What do you think about the recent Web3 migration narrative?
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Ask HN: Building your brand within a company or start on your own?
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I understand that the economic incentive is largely poor for large-scale research. However, the institutions should do it regardless as they don't want to lag and be dependent on certain central authorities (OpenAI and DeepMind) for AI
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Ask HN: Every company should start building A.I capabilities
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5y ago
Can you please elaborate more on the Maslow's Pyramid and why tech is plays a lesser role?
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Ask HN: Big Tech, Big Oil, and Big Pharma
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5y ago
I think they call themselves Solution Engineers.
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Ask HN: Micro-SaaS
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5y ago
His answers might be, not the questions themselves.
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One of the difficulties I am having is figuring out the idea - i) What is your idea generation process? ii) Building a startup of any kind is not as rosy as you put it? iii) Can you define what a micro startup is? Do you have a fallback in
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OpenAI Codex.
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5y ago
We are moving towards a time where the entire notion of programming languages would be nothing more than compiling a proper dataset. Programming languages will not become irrelevant but would be more akin to the fate of humanities, likely a
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What NFTs to purchase?
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Do we understand blockchain and crypto well enough?
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5y ago
Not true at all. When you evaluate opportunity you are evaluating the people. Your success depends not only on your abilities but also on the abilities of your network. The unproductive ones that invite for coffee, make jokes also have succ
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Ask HN: Areas of A.I showing potential?
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Ask HN: What's your take on the Zomato IPO?
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Ask HN: I don't understand the dissatisfaction with GitHub CoPilot
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GitHub Copilot Completes LC Problems
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Ok. If he was in FAANG companies the author would be effectively around Staff or Senior engineer caliber.
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Your growth is attractive! For the first 5years, you worked as a Software Engineer. Assuming a good track record, you could have been a Senior or Staff engineer within that time frame. Then, how did you transition to VP within the next 5?
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I have an issue with the author calling it an 'investment' mindset. This is what consultants as part of their job. Taking their underlying assets (skills, network) and providing services to customers seeking these skillsets. Calli
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Sorry for the delayed response. This is interesting! I was thinking similar but more than just communication. I'm currently of the mindset that at a fundamental layer, engineering is more a human nature problem - understanding humans a
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