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by la64710 1y ago
I wonder if with AI it is possible for someone to be a productive entrepreneur easily than finding a job in today’s market. Specially for someone over 50.
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by la64710 1y ago
AI taking jobs is the biggest bullshit and hype the world has ever seen that been pushed by the likes of Salesforce etc to tell their customers: Look out AI product is so good that we used it ourselves to cut our own workforce. And inside t
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by la64710 1y ago
Amazon has big enough global footprint of offices all over the world that even if someone loses their visa they can easily relocate back to their own country and work on the same projects from any of the massive offices there. And this actu
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by la64710 1y ago
AWS is more focused on making money off the infrastructure than on the application itself. It took same approach with kubernetes and might I say it has been very successful.
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by la64710 1y ago
That’s bullshit … just another scaremongering post against employees with some kind of visa. Leadership depends upon individuals not upon their immigration status. From direct experience I can say there are leaders and non leaders on bothe
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by la64710 1y ago
Correction if I may: Lot of AI jobs will disappear. Lot of usual jobs that were put on hold will return. This is good news for most of humankind.
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by la64710 1y ago
Just two posts before in HN : https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/18/generative_ai_zero_re...
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by la64710 1y ago
How will you tax people in India sitting here in US?
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by la64710 1y ago
Just because you are losing does not mean you can change the rules of the game midway. Who kicked off globalization in the first place?
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by la64710 1y ago
H1-b s are small compared to the offshoring of jobs. Have you seen the office sizes of every big and medium technology company in India and other countries? They employ thousands of programmers there. There is a much greater number of jobs
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by la64710 1y ago
Bangladesh border is quite open with lot of influx from refugees in Myanmar - of course some people there too don’t like it .
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by la64710 1y ago
Homes are unaffordable to most. Even if you sell your house for a million dollar where will You move to? As far jobs are concerned the job market is completely fucked up. Their is oversupply and there are no wage increase. It does not take
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by la64710 1y ago
Offshoring … (not h1bs)
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by la64710 1y ago
This is a blog post not a research paper. The evidence is anecdotal and most people with common sense know it by intuition all the facts that the author mentions.
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by la64710 1y ago
And growing inequality …
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by la64710 1y ago
Of course the best prompts automatically included providing the best (not necessarily most) context to extract the right output.
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by la64710 1y ago
So who is having this vision from the top ? Thou are that. Tat tvam asi.
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by la64710 1y ago
Why would anyone give up a regular source of income which literally is free?
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by la64710 1y ago
I think you hit the crux of the issue . While coding jobs will still be around they will probably employ top 1% of the people in the intelligence spectrum whereas before it would have employed say 30% of this group of people (made up number
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by la64710 1y ago
And that’s the problem.Lot of people are not in the top 10% of intelligence spectrum but they do need to make at least 130-150k per yer to survive in USA and the only skill they have is related to computers.
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by la64710 1y ago
Actually in real world AIs are doing great and continuosly accelerating and augmenting human efforts to solve open ended problems. Academic institutions should help students embrace AI tools and not just penalize them for using it.
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by la64710 2y ago
When something breaks in dagger how do you troubleshoot it?
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by la64710 2y ago
Very cool
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by la64710 2y ago
It is one of the most stinky kind of meat available.
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by la64710 2y ago
It’s a well written comment. Just because you disagree is no reason to downvote a well written comment.
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by la64710 2y ago
How people get rich now begs the question of how many people get rich now? What percentage of the population?
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by la64710 2y ago
A very rare and sensible comment. Thank you
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by la64710 2y ago
Basically three components : ollama , openwebui and deepseek. Nice!
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by la64710 2y ago
Yes but there is also another force that I see playing out now. With two decades of continuous training companies have grown an army of people overseas who can do any software or IT jobs at a level good enough to really be competitive to do
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by la64710 2y ago
Disrupt cancer if you can. Don’t disrupt functioning system that is not broken.

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