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3y ago
Looks like he was hired. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/19/technology/artificial-int...
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3y ago
Serious question - is Ilya in trouble now?
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Money attracts talent as well. Altman knows how to raise money. 2018 NYT article: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/19/technology/artificial-int...
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3y ago
Their About/People page looks strange. Some execs don't have a bio. The CEO's bio describes the company instead. https://steelperlot.com/people
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OpenAI on track to generate more than $1B over 12 months
(reuters.com)
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This appears to be quite common.
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One of the reasons I joined Amazon last year was their stance on remote work: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/07/andy-jassy-says-he-wont-forc... For me to go to the nearest office will add 4 hours in commute tim
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3y ago
+ WLB is worth a lot more than we realized, as evidenced by people happily taking a 20% cut for better WLB.
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"Over the past year, Meta has hired dozens of former Twitter employees," the letter, signed by lawyer Alex Spiro, reads. After Twitter fired them!
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Several? He made 33 dives to the Titanic site.
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3y ago
Forget safety features. Its structural design was fundamentally wrong. That's just insanely bad structural engineering. I wouldn't even buy a used carbon fiber road bike.
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3y ago
I got my job at Meta a few years ago after seeing a post here and connecting with one of the hiring managers.
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I look at it once, then ignore it and do something else for a few days. Revisiting the problem usually presents a couple of potential solutions.
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Unpopular opinion: there's nothing wrong with taking criticism of your work personally. "Do not take things personally" is typical junior level advice from "leadership".
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3y ago
for $20M/year you are not really "moving". I are just getting another (very comfortable) place of residence, and you can travel as you see fit (incl. private jets).
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3y ago
I love this. Thank you.
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3y ago
Is this MS responding to Elon launching a ChatGPT competitor?
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3y ago
Same for me. Looks like SEV1.
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4y ago
Are you interested in a co-founder?
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4y ago
You may be right. There just aren't that many strategic roles that require that level of YoE.
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4y ago
It is brutal. Even with 20+ YoE and a couple of FAANGs on the resume, the response rate is 1/10th of what I saw a couple of years ago.
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4y ago
Good advice. Also, the whole "ramen-profitable" concept needs to die. Artificially reducing expenses beyond reasonable fools people into thinking they've developed a business model that's sustainable.
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4y ago
Google needs to re-invent search, or someone will do it for them.
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Me: who are you? LLaMa: Hi, I'm John. I'm a software engineer and I'm passionate about technology.
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Re: "As part of this, we will ask many managers to become individual contributors." Only the best managers will survive this.
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But make no mistake. Though they're the ones leaving, it is I who must remain and bear the heavy burden of their failure.
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4y ago
It sounds like you tried briefly to be a manager (of 4) and did not succeed.
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4y ago
I work at Amazon. Every single person I regularly collaborate with is in a different time zone.
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4y ago
Re: "I had one favorite fake ID that I'd used for almost every airplane flight, domestic and international, that I'd taken for many years." How times have changed.
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4y ago
Very impressive. Thank you for sharing the details.
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