kobotigo

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   by kobotigo 4y ago

   Maybe signaling ones dumbness will be the more common thing one day when thinking and working with abstract ideas is just the uncool taxing thing machines do much better.
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   by kobotigo 4y ago

   Interesting. Thanks. I will look more closely at what these positions actually want. I thought about rust before, seems like has potential for growth and hype is building. I was discouraged by previous advice that it’s rough introduction la
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   by kobotigo 4y ago

   Thanks, I find this motivating for some reason. Although your example feels hyperbolic, nobody can see future well. It is all coming very fast and I don’t want to be left behind because I was lazy. I don’t have many more chances to launch
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   by kobotigo 4y ago

   I am interested I think. It is hard though to differentiate occasional fascination and making/editing very basic python programs, From an actual willingness to do the meticulous process and the aptitude to contribute to complex progra
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   by kobotigo 4y ago

   What are the odds of landing help desk job without any tech credentials? Making it past the resume automated culling I mean.
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   Ask HN: What will be the most valuable technology skills in future?

   55 points by kobotigo 4y ago|56 comments