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by zeuch 1y ago
Reading through this thread, it feels like there are two main camps: 1. Those who see this as mostly macroeconomics + hype (high interest rates, weak economy, AI as a convenient excuse). 2. Those who believe AI is genuinely reshaping the wo
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by zeuch 1y ago
Agree, increased value and demand for seniors. But how will the market solve the generation of new seniors if juniors are getting less opportunities? Take the software development sector as example: if we replace junior devs by AI coding ag
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by zeuch 1y ago
If entry-level roles are shrinking, how should companies rethink talent development? Without the traditional “bottom rungs,” how do we grow future seniors if fewer juniors ever get the chance to start?
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Generative AI as Seniority-Biased Technological Change(papers.ssrn.com)
218 points by zeuch 1y ago|188 comments
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by zeuch 1y ago
New Harvard's study (62M workers, 285k firms) shows firms adopting generative AI cut junior hiring sharply while continuing to grow senior roles — eroding the bottom rungs of career ladders and reshaping how careers start.
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by zeuch 4y ago
YouTube.com
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by zeuch 4y ago
Another way is maintaining the final balance field for the readings. Every new transaction you save it into the transactions table and adjust the balance field as well. You can have a job to go through the transactions from time to time to
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by zeuch 4y ago
My initial thought was that there would be high offer on some jobs while low offer on others, causing high demand for some jobs and low demand for others. That would cause differences in prices for each job. However nobody would like to pay
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by zeuch 4y ago
I organize my life in pillars. One of them is Occupational pillar, made of Profession, Projects and Leisure. Profession is my main occupation, but I have other side projects as well. I usualy book time in advance to work on my projects, but
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by zeuch 4y ago
Are you the Sovereign Man?
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by zeuch 4y ago
Interesting. Would you use the same approach for $1M instead of $100k?
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Ask HN: How would you make $100k fast?
25 points by zeuch 4y ago|46 comments
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by zeuch 5y ago
You don’t need to change anything. Also you don’t need to stick to one field only. Many of the most successful people in History were actually multi-talented and polymath. The most interested people I had a chance to talk to also had experi
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Data Analysis of Airbnb Records of Buenos Aires(github.com)
2 points by zeuch 6y ago|0 comments
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Enable Alexa to Proactively Act on Hunches Without Customers Needing to Ask(developer.amazon.com)
1 points by zeuch 6y ago|0 comments
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by zeuch 6y ago
I ran multiple side projects in the past years, including SaaS. In my opinion you should stop when you're not happy with it anymore and also not excited enough to continue building it until you're happy with it again. But don&#x27