cvhashim04

I’ve been thinking about this. You bring up a good point. Advice of the last decade might not apply anymore given the changing landscape in tech and broader economy along with the feds response.

Joining hot new startups or VC propped companies may or may not be worthwhile. Is there a point of learning the latest FE frameworks or some new backend language? Companies will be risk averse. Hiring across the board might be tighter for the next couple of years with less roles so Leetcoding your way to a FAANG job might not be enough.

OTOH, the changing landscapes and uncertainty could lead to massive breakthroughs, initiatives and opportunities ex. (LLMs, AI, AR/VR, emerging markets in lesser developed countries, Renewable) etc.

Get good at public speaking

Learn how to tell a story

Get good at interviewing and Leetcode (this just isn’t going away anytime soon)

Learn some infrastructure management and plumbing

As for languages and code, join an org that uses Java and Go, should be good with those for the next decade :P

Likely most of those applicants are hardly qualified or applying as Jrs.

The weather is terribly depressing

When your visa is on the line, you’ll do anything

Auto fill tools already exist though but I think this could be another superset of autofill tools.

I believe you should be able to set up custom alerts on both twitter/LinkedIn when people you follow post new content.

This tool seems more in line for automating boring stuff.

How much talking have you done to your end users and potential customers? Just curious

We’ll all be prompt engineers just tweaking code the bot spits out to meet requirements.

That’s unfortunate.

I’ve worked with consultants from Accenture a few times. All seemed technically competent and excelled in their roles.

Rest and vest?

Amazon recruiters especially were hounding most of the people I know working in tech.

I’m a lemon. They’ve got me interested now.

Stupidly slow

Wow that’s quite interesting.

Good tool translate and decipher the lyrics of ATL rappers like Future.

Very cool

I thought this was Hackernews and people fixed tech inconveniences with random scripts! I’m sure someone on here could hack together something to check for updates and run the update or automate that process with a click from your phone.

Shoot…that’s concerning with regards to privacy and anonymity.

Have you ever left your Midwest bubble?

I think most just want a decent job to pay bills after. The rest love the field, the theory of cs, and may or may not continue into academics or research.

We have calculators, wolfram, google etc yet math exams and hw assignments are still administered. I think the approach to teaching and hw assignments especially in CS programs will have to change.

Aside from referrals channel, Blind is terribly neurotic and toxic.

People have networks. It’s important to leverage different networks and get help.

One thing I appreciate about our industry is people tend to be generally helpful or atleast give you parting advice with no strings attached.

Not really a conspiracy when it’s a fact of the matter. Expensive offices are sitting around empty.

> Notably, South Korea has millions of the same vulnerable vehicles but no car theft epidemic.

I thought the US was the only country that was shipped Kias/Hyundais without theft security measures.

> Black men commit a wildly disproportionate fraction of violent crime in America. The reasons for this are complex. It is politically difficult to discuss.

There it is

Compared to Apple keynotes and the WWDC, this looks…amateurish. Like a startup pitching a new feature.

What’s with the proliferation of Ask HN post? Take this back to Reddit.

You’re giving him too much credit. Also there we large cuts at tech companies like Twilio, Coinbase and Snapchat etc in the summer.