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Beyond ogre

>Interviewing
Neetcode 150: https://neetcode.io/practice
Tips and interview practice: https://blog.interviewing.io/

>How to write a resume
https://stackoverflow.blog/2020/11/25/how-to-write-an-effective-developer-resume-advice-from-a-hiring-manager/

>Salary Stuff
"What's your expected salary?": https://www.fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/salary-expectations-interview-question/
Negotiation advice: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-not-to-bomb-your-offer-negotiation-c46bb9bc7dea/
Salary data: https://levels.fyi/

Don't disclose your current salary to recruiters.

>Layoffs
https://layoffs.fyi/
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>>101877923
emergency bake
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I got an offer for a lab engineer position for hardware testing. Should I take it? I'm a new computer science graduate and want to get a software developer role, but I figure something is better than nothing right?
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>>101877603
this doesn't even make sense as a resume metric for devs
the impact of your work on numbers is determined by the competency of the chain of retards between you and the ceo
you could have an intern-tier project which has a significant positive impact or a wizard-tier project/refactor/etc which has no or negative impact on numbers but far better demonstrates your competency as a dev
it's sales retardation perpetuated by the drooling retards filtering resumes
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>>101878047
take what you can and look for new leads in the mean time
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>>101877578
Seek out your PM or the relevant PRD. Think about it this way: at some level all business efforts should be justified monetarily. Emphasis on "should". If everything that happens in your org/team has no product arm, then you're probably in a bad role for career growth. Plainly ask your leadership "Why does company X actually give a shit about us doing this?" And if your leadership doesn't have a magnificent fucking answer then maybe that should concern you. Are there random internal tools and things which people pretend are important? Maybe. But one of the downsides you get with that kind of work is that your experience is less marketable. That kind of work is certainly more cozy than working on ads, mind-numbing large cloud customer integrations, etc. but those are the roles which are always being hired for and the ones which can truly pay well.
I also think you should step back and view the system you live in as a whole. Remember "all business efforts should be justified monetarily". You live in a capitalist society and the primary motivation of every company's existence is to make money. All of this bullshit with resumes and interviews and whatever are attempts to solve a relevant problem: "How do we make sure we hire people who will help us - and not harm us - in doing so?" Feel claim more credit than you deserve, to lie about numbers, etc. Plenty of people do. The hiring process gets gamed like all others. Oh well. Feel free to try and innovate in the problem space to find a better solution; you'd make billions. Lacking such an innovation the current processes will live on. When you feel angst and say to yourself "I just wanted to touch computers" - okay? No one's stopping you, but simultaneously, no company is inherently incentivized to pay you for doing so.
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Got fired after 2 years from my cruisy IT field tech role
>$8000 pay out
Get another IT field tech role, fired after 2 weeks
>another $8000 pay out

Why didn't anyone tell me making money was this easy? If you quit you don't get a payout, force them to fire you. Ace the interview, show up and then act clueless lmao.
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>>101878159
>How do we make sure we hire people who will help us - and not harm us - in doing so?
maybe my company is just shit at hiring, but it seems like this entire process selects for incompetence
everyone hired externally in the past 5 years who wasn't senior has been retarded and our codebase went from pretty good to dogshit as a result of that and the fact that all of the competent seniors were pushed out by myopic cost cutting
>the primary motivation of every company's existence is to make money
the primary motivation of the people in charge of every company is to make money for themselves in the short term
that's why every tech company is falling over themselves to destroy their long-term prospects in the interest of short-term cost cutting so that drooling numberfaggots pump up their rsus after the announcement of layoff round fifty
once the consequences rear their heads after a few years they move on to destroy their next company the same way
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>>101878516
Kys kike
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There should be a job where i get hugged, complimented, and headpatted everyday
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>>101878687
I used to pay a guy to do a job like this but sometimes he had to touch my wiener in return
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Fuck recruiters. I want these fucking niggers GONE!
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hey one of you IT retards:
help me make it so my bg2320 lets me put funny emoji as ssid
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>>101879011
Try pressing Alt+F4, this will bypass the SSID’s mainframe to grant master-level access. Basically nerdspeak for getting your task done. Keep us posted on your results.
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Dont care if no one responds to this. I dont give a fuck. Fuck corporate america and for wasting my time since 2007. I hate u
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>>101878967
I love seeing recruiters and HRniggers on LinkedIn begging for jobs. It makes me feel so happy.
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>>101877923
Literally the last post from the old thread so I'm posting it here...

Got a preliminary phone call with a bank recruiter for an associate developer role at the bank hq. What should I expect? I have a bit of enterprise tier spring experience and sql server experience and mean stack experience. It's like 30 mins. What should I expect from something like that?
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>>101879276
>2007
Sorry they took advantage of you, anon. For what it's worth, we never really had a chance.
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what's the comfiest job that doesn't involve heavy coding? i'm happy getting paid 20-40% less as long i don't have to yank my hair every time i go to work
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>>101879497
>what's the comfiest job that doesn't involve heavy coding?
A non-coding job that you've quietly automated by coding.
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I just wanted to share some good news for anyone in the tech field - the job market seems to be improving!

After a dry spell from January to May with no interviews, I’ve recently received 3-4 interview requests from companies. It's a relief to see things picking up, at least for tech jobs. Not sure how it's looking for other industries, but I hope it's improving for everyone.
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>>101879418
I saw your post talking about C1. First interview is just basic competency; the guy will ensure you know what was on the job description (go back and look at it) and will prep you for the later on interviews. READ THE MATERIALS THEY SEND YOU. It'll tell you exactly what to say and study in order to pass the later interviews. Also it is entirely Indians you will be interacting with on the tech side so prepare for that.
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> Company hires us to build their productivity app
> Working for 6 months.
> Have a functional prototype to their specifications
> They keep adding shit, messing with the way the app works ect.
> They drop us because we dont know what we're doing.
> Last I heard they went with an AI startup to do the same thing.

If they cant explain to humans what they want. How in the fuck are they going to explain to an AI what they want?
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I'm in the process for a SE job that requires high level security clearance. I have no problem with that as I’m fairly reasonable dude, however I used to do live cams for certain websites (similar to Chaturbate/OnlyFans etc.) Also a few times at a men’s strip Club I did a show.

I have heard that soon they will be asking all my previous work experience in detail. Should I bring this up? Do I have to show it on my previous employment? Would they reject me because of this special work I did?
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As of 3 months ago, I'm tasked with communicating with 3 teams (~10 each) made out of a bunch of Indians in India.
I can only whine about it here, so here it goes:
F U C K.

>"Hi, can you tell me whether you can..."
Pajeet: [5 minutes of random gibberish around his tech stack instead]
>"So, tell me more about your team"
Motherfucking half of them aren't even devs or ICs. They're full to the brim with managers and client success czars or some shit.
>"Can I see some of your initial designs?"
Pretty much durgasoft.jpg
>"Let me schedule a 1:1 meeting"
Guy's PM notices the invite and casually invites himself to bitch about product goals on the side.
>"Can I see your process/pipeline/etc.?"
Ignore clauses everywhere for common lint warnings to "trick" their own CI/CD setup.
>"Can I see your Asana board?"
Most tasks take days to make a few line changes, and the product isn't even live yet. It takes more time to plan sprints than it does to finish them. Every single task/item has 2 pages of useless details and copy-paste garbage from someone's GDoc notes.

Then there's the fucking accent. I have a hunch they're mumbling so no one can call them out on their bullshit. "Hurar har saar mrmbrach hrarha ticket hrbabra backend bahruhruhr yesterday."... wat? I can understand eastern europeans and asians just fine, but this, what the fuck? And yet they have english everywhere there!

I swear to god it's as if someone is fucking with me. It takes ages to do anything and I can't get anyone to commit. Would rather an hero instead of dealing with this shit for the next few months...
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>>101879786
Post proof
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>>101879796
>be me
>getting paid to communicate with teams in India
>think it’s gonna be a cakewalk
>mfw I realize it’s a nightmare

>“Hi, can you tell me whether you can…”
>Pajeet starts rambling like he’s narrating a Bollywood movie
>all I wanted was a simple answer, not a TED talk on his tech stack
>what even is “durgasoft.jpg”?
>kthxbye

>“Can I see some of your initial designs?”
>the designs look like something a toddler made in MS Paint
>realizing I’m paying for this
>someone send help

>schedule a 1:1 meeting
>f*cking PM crashes the party
>turns into an hour-long rant about “synergy” and “product vision”
>no dude, just show me the code already

>“Can I see your process/pipeline/etc.?”
>they have more excuses than their CI/CD has failed builds
>every word is like a landmine of jargon and fluff
>half these clowns ain’t even devs

>Can I see your Asana board?
>tasks so bloated they could be a friggin’ novel
>2 pages of useless details
>“For this ticket, please refer to my GDoc notes”
>facepalm.exe

>mfw I can’t understand a word they say
>think they’re mumbling on purpose
>accent so thick it could cut glass
>“Hurar har saar mrmbrach hrarha”
>what is this sorcery?

>can’t tell if I’m working with software developers or politicians
>this feels less like a job and more like a twisted reality show
>would rather throw myself off a roof than deal with this for another month

>send help
>and memes
>god save me
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>>101879814
Thanks chatgpt, but I'm not here to entertain you with greentext stories.
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>>101879828
Right, you are here to blogpost, nerd.
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i merged a branch in git today.
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>>101879849
Can't your company afford something better? You know a company is cheap if they use free VC.
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>>101879848
yes

Also, advice for pajeet management from a tech worker perspective.
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My previous company got a new Indian CEO and has since moved to an India-first approach, when a job is open the first question for the hiring manager is “can this job be performed in India?”, only after stating the reasons why it could NOT be outsourced then the job can be advertised in the US.

In the last 3 years about 60% of the US jobs have be eliminated and transferred overseas.
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what programming jobs aren't oversaturated ?
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>>101879955
Femboy assistant.
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>>101879955
The more difficult and unattractive ones. Low-level shit, technologies you need to be an archaeologist to use, etc. The softer it makes your mental dick the less saturated the role will be
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>>101879995
surely there exists a happy medium
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>>101880010
My uncle works as chicken chef, seems pretty good.
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Is QA as unfun as people make it out to be? 50k pay increase is a 50k pay increase
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>>101880010
Well sure. Just pursue something that makes your dick kinda soft but still half-chub
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Anyone else work in an enviroment like a university?

Pretty stange so far. Instead of git the version control is ancient enterprise software I've never heard of where there is literally one single branch with like 55000 commits. if you and another dev are working on the same file you have to make sure to coordinate to not cause issues. Everything is old enterprise software and ancient so zero documentation just like 2 old guys and a now retired guy who are responsible for the entire code base for the past roughly 16 years.
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>>101877923
just outsource your job, bros.
https://www.theregister.com/2013/01/16/developer_oursources_job_china/
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>>101880191
yeah most government jobs are like that.
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>>101880191
>academia retards don't actually know how shit works
I'm not surprised. I doubt anyone is.
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What will be the next career that takes off like big tech did where you can get rich now that the FAGMAN meme is dead and the only CS jobs left going forward will be oversaturated boomercorp gigs where you maintain legacy software starting out at $70k and top out at 120?
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>>101880420
Unironically content creator.
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I can't believe I actually got a job. May get the chance to be overemployed too this is exciting.

>>101880440
True. There's a lot of money being made on TikTok shop right now. Like tens of thousands to advertise some shitty alibaba products.
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>>101879741
>First interview is just basic competency; the guy will ensure you know what was on the job description (go back and look at it) and will prep you for the later on interviews. READ THE MATERIALS THEY SEND YOU. It'll tell you exactly what to say and study in order to pass the later interviews.

Fuck, thanks so much, was just looking for a general answer but this helps a ton. And I'm used to indians from my last job, even started telling the accents apart and such. I'm looking through the leetcode questions others have talked about seeing on reddit and such. I'll give the job desc a lookover right now. Thanks again.
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>>101879636
So, QA?
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>>101880420
I don't mind topping out at 120 if all I'm doing is maintaining legacy software. That's easy street for overemployment.
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>>101880120
Just like any job, QA is fun when you are allowed to wfh or work remotely. QA where you show up to work everyday and doing constant overtime sucks. sometimes you get assigned nothing for the a week or even a month, and you want to whip out your personal gamedev project but afraid someone will rat you out
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>>101880120
Every QA I worked with is a psychopath. That's the unfun part.
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>>101880484
Just about anything involving a spreadsheet.
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>>101880440
Any other autistics have a chance at?
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>>101880420
There is nowhere to go after tech. Try to imagine what that would even have to look like. It would have to effectively be magic, like, "discovering the human soul and finding a way to convert that directly into energy". Tech will continue to be the move, and what people to need to do next is move away from old job structures. Think about how much more productive you as an individual could be today with technology than someone could 50 years ago. But the general life plan is still the same for pretty much everyone. The anon saying "content creator" is actually kind of right. Content creators just abuse tech to be a one-person (or otherwise small) business. Entertainers have been around forever but they used tech in a way that let them not need major production studios, record labels, etc.
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>>101880642
Gamedev.
Make a visual novel in a year and rake $10k-50k.
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>>101880551
>you want to whip out your personal gamedev project but afraid someone will rat you out
then you ain't shit and you 'gamedev' will never materialize is what someone who hasn't made it would say
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>>101879786
Part of the point of a sec clearance is to air out your closet so you can't be blackmailed for anything in it. They won't reject you just for admitting that you did camming. Whether you include it on employment history or just as a dark secret probably hinges on how much money you made from it.
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>>101880642
If you're saying that autistics can't content create, I'm not sure you've seen the absolute state of content creation.
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>>101880760
I followed through an udemy unity 2d tutorial last year from august to September during a QA internship. My team lead doesn't give me any new task, and i was just done writing my semester report for my campus. It went well but then the younger folks starts commenting "hey, i pity you really, you have nothing to talk about except these silly games." Then on october my mentor starts to give me more work up until november. I get my pay 1 month late every time, so i stopped giving shit starting on november. I use the remaining 3 months to openly play dead rising and dead cells instead, and nobody gave a shit.
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>>101880728
Balatro dev made a million dollars overnight for such a simple game.
Dwarf Fortress made over ten million dollars in the first week.
Crazy numbers if the algo picks you up, or if you have a dedicated fanabase following development (I think Stardew Valley had both of these)
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>>101880899
>make a visual novel in a year
>Dwarf Fortress made over ten million dollars in the first week.
anon, dorf fort is old enough to drink in some countries
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>>101880971
Yes yes I know, I was just using it as an example of what can happen if you've already built a fanbase and the hype is already there.
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I'm looking for jobs in a big city that's an hour away from me but in a different state. Would it do me any good to lie and say I already live there?
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>>101880728
I keep forgetting I'd meant to do this. I'd been complaining about my life on /a/, and mentioned I worked tech and was some tens of thousands of words into a Fate fanfic, and have some art skills. Someone was like
>you are autistic enough to like fate, can program, and can draw. Why aren't you making a visual novel?
Course this was before AI. Now you may as well just generate your art
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>>101880899
>Balatro dev made a million dollars overnight for such a simple game
No lol he said he's been devving for 10 years. Balatro takes around 2,5 year of development

https://www.gamesradar.com/games/roguelike/solo-dev-behind-roguelike-hit-balatro-expected-to-sell-maybe-10-copies-and-go-back-to-their-it-job-but-they-went-on-to-sell-one-million-copies-instead/

There's no overnight success. Everyone has to went through waging, family drama, personal demons or whatever.
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I'm a Systems Engineer and want to move into Cloud Engineering/Devops Eng. I've done some research and it seems like some skills I should work on are:
1. Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible
2. Choose a Platform. I'm going Azure just because. Going to get the Architect cert.
3. Idk really

Any insight on this plan?
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>>101881980
I'd probably go AWS instead of Azure, unless you're already invested in a bunch of .NET or other MSFT shit
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>>101879011
we used to be able to beat up nerds like you
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Don't obfuscate your resume. Use round numbers to talk about metrics.
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>>101879786
If there is any kind of paper trail connecting you to the work (e.g. if you got tax forms. I assume that's a thing with camwhores, at least) then I would tell them. If it was just something you did to get your rocks off, meh
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>>101882126
I used to beat up nerds, I still do but I used to too.
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i know how to get a job, but how do i get a wife?
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>>101882549
Go outside and talk to people
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>>101881849
Is this legit friends?
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>>101877923
anyone else here exhausted and eyeing an switch into truck driving, librarianship, forestry, or something where you can do human activities?
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>>101882549
that's trivial. The harder thing is getting a divorce / away from women once they reciprocate
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>>101879965
hey that was my niche!
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>>101882932
Sort of, saving my tech shekels until I can sell my house, buy land, and spend my days catching dinner off the end of a pier

But the reality is I'll probably still be 80 and pretending I care about configuration compliance standards.
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>>101879753
as soon as they run out of money
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>>101882078
I've just seen more job postings in my area in my non-comprehensive searches. Any reason you say AWS specifically?
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>>101883581
I think you'll be locked into particular technologies the least. I've used AWS/GCP/Azure in varying amounts and pretty much anyone who uses Azure is entirely bought into the MSFT stack. (I assume they give a bunch of free credits as an incentive for any company which buys a bunch of business licenses for Windows or Office or Teams or w/e.) The platforms themselves let you do whatever in varying capacities (they all have their own offerings for managed k8s, their own TF providers, etc.) but if your experience is largely "I'm an Azure expert" then you're attractive to a specific kind of company. Again: there's nothing wrong with that outright
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>>101879929
copied from reddit
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>>101880308
kek. fuck unis indeed, my undergrad was a giant scam
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>>101882078
aws dx is shit compared to azure
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>>101870998
can u give a new grad anon an interiview? I dont got exp with graphs and 3D but got exp with maps. hmu at anonisburtsbees@proton.me
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>>101884020
and yes I know DS&A and have a CS degree
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>>101877923

I need career advice:

former technical support engineer / electrical engineer for IOT company(60k)
before that web dev on contract (55k)

Landed the dope IT job. IT/OT engineer for a big and I mean big startup. We have like 20 warehouses and plan on getting like 40 more next year. I'm getting $65k for this new job. I can't leave because I'll get pre-IPO shares.

Doesn't sound like much but the cost of living in my bumfuck state is very low rent is like $1000 for my nice studio.

Problem is my job is boring. I do IT tickets and everyone acts like it's a chore. Boss does maybe 3 tickets a day. These nerds were literally too lazy to deliver monitors and so I got like 100 tickets done in a week. Basically stuck for now doing help desk work.

Help desk work is not even close to as hard as what I'm used to. It's not. For example I remember interviewing for these IT jobs and Active Directory experience was gate kept hard.

"How much AD experience do you have?" Active directory is easy as fuck and I applied group policies in 5 mins of looking at it. Nothing in IT is hard at all and these guys act like you're Albert Einstein if you want to write software aside from power shell scripts.

In 6 months to a year I can be probably be a systems, control, or network engineer. I'll get the certs WFH and crank out 13 tickets a day on average so 1000 tickets in a few months.
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>>101884364
What do you want advice on? You didn't ask any questions and it sounds like you have a solid plan
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>>101884383
Sorry should I be a network or controls engineer. The controls engineer would be a good route and I could shadow the OT guy until I understand SCADA and then apply. The alternative, work on Oracle tickets and try to become a systems or network engineer.

Asking because I'm a former EE/web dev with a computer science degree. I don't know what these jobs entail in the modern world. Is all the money drying up like web dev?
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>>101884412
I'm but a simple backend eng but controls eng sounds more fulfilling. Being a network eng doesn't sound terrible but you specifically mentioning Oracle tickets makes it sound like something below the potential implied by your background
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>>101884364
You sound like me, went from web dev to IT also.

Co-worker even asked me "Anon why didn't you apply for the software engineering dept."

"Well because I make $10k more money in IT annually and work literally a third as hard as I used to."

Also I hate Indians, you made the right choice anon just keep your head down for now, learn as much as you can be ready for what comes next.
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i really don't like how i have to set up everything on my new laptop just write down a cv/resume and set up a highlight reel of my projects. all my projects are from my previous laptop, setting up git, vscode, gitlab, laravel all over again feels like a total drag

any idea how to make this easier?
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>>101884977
ctrl+c and ctrl+v
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I've been out of work for a year now and didn't connect with my remote coworkers as much as I had in previous roles. I have no interest in going back into the office, and have been seeking a new fully remote position.

Without being actively employed and engaging with a tech community, I'm beginning to feel out of touch. When I started out, reading /g/ and tinkering with my home server was enough, but now that I'm 10 years into my career I really want to collaborate and learn from more senior engineers. I have had trouble making these new connections while being remote post-covid. Can /twg/ give me suggestions? I want to feel invigorated and on the right path again.
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>>101885251
>>101885078
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good morning twiggers
I hate working with normies
time to abuse drugs
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feels good being able to turn off LinkedIn jon notifications
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It's good to be a millennial!
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Finished school back in Jan for CS
>did a bootcamp before zoomers made them thousands of dollars and pointless
>have been working 2 jobs for about 2 years in a sole proprietorship and a small maintenance company doing mostly computer and tech repair while I was in school
>want to break into cybersecurity and have been doing the comptia certs and personal proj; maybe something SOC related
>40 apps a week; meanwhile my sister who did full stack got hired in a week

Anyone from a similar position got any advice? Ive been applying to jobs and the process has been a nightmare. Is anything security related just not worth it?
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> be neet who got sick of neeting
> write CV
> mention QT, GTK and FLTK as my experience of C++ libraries
> mention vague knowldge of duckdb
> interviewer ask what the fuck that is
is it really that unknown? It was a finance job should I have just larped as a kdb expert?
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Got it, thanks for the input. I may end up going with Azure since 90% of my experience is Microsoft shit.
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>>101885914
Get a normal job like your sis and then become the security expert there. That's what I did.
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off topic, but I've been working on fixing this and can't figure out what's going on
my thumbnails aren't loading. The images themselves load properly if I open them in a new tab, and if I get on VPN the thumbnails load. Thoughts?
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>>101886448
oh, and console gets spammed with same origin errors
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Can I have a sanity check on a smallish client insisting on bundling all changes into releases instead of just deploying shit when ready? It makes no sense to me. It's a small team of like 4-5 devs and most things we are working on are entirely separate. We are frequently hearing "you're change is holding up the release" and "you have to test all these things today because the release is coming up". I was working at an agile shop before and this entire concept seems retarded to me, especially for internal applications
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>>101885914
>Is anything security related just not worth it?
cybersecurity MS here
Echoing what the other anon said here. In my experience, most companies don't understand what cybersecurity is, full stop. They think it's purely an IT function and they leave it at that. So that means hiring managers and people managers have no idea how to hire for it and therefore the job market seems shittier than it actually is.
My recommendation is to apply for software engineering jobs and then talk a lot about cyber in your interviews.
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>cybersecurity grads don't even know there is a whole industry out there
I'll just gatekeep. fuck these faggots.
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>>101886690
It really depends on what kind of application you're working on. I work in the medical device field, and we need to make sure all changes are documented and tested before getting released for FDA purposes. Our company tends to do a hybrid agile/waterfall/XP release, where we do development in a true agile method but all features and requirements are defined in advance, unit test driven development, and full documentation before code.
So in my mind, I'm in line with your client - pushing shit when ready but not tested is a formula for disaster.
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>>101887077
reread my post faggot, I never said there aren't good places to work for cyber, just that most "normal" companies posting cyber jobs don't know what the fuck they're hiring for
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>>101882705
IT'S OVER
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There's a tech recruiter in my neighborhood. A 40 ish something chubby married woman

We clicked right away now that I'm done with my fuckass my bachelor thesis. She taught me how the industry works, i told her about growing up in a tech illiterate household. She taught me how to get by as a fresh grad, i share her my stories about my gamedev aspirations.

It's fun telling older people what is Steam, Nintendo is still alive and kicking as a gigacorporate, and game industry is makes more money above Hollywood and music industry.
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>>101887320
is she's Asian, it would be so hot if you two had an affair
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>>101887498
Nahhh she's not my type. I don't want to give full description of her appearance, but she's just... you know, typical indonesian old woman.
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How do I get back into the job market after having been laid off a month ago (effectively not working for a year, though).
The problem is I really hate work and don't want to.
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>>101886231
how the FUCK does a neet get enough knowledge in all that shit??
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>>101888019
Make a visual novel in a year
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>>101887611
40ish isn't old, kiddo
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>>101887611
yummy
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My friend keeps complaining to me about their job while I'm still unemployed. He complains about having to work for an hour.
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I miss being NEET. I miss waking up whenever I want, go to sleep at 5 AM. Just wandering around the city aimlessly and listening to audio books/podcasts.

I make a lot of money these days but it has never made me happier for even a single moment. If anything I'm more miserable than ever.

Lately I've stopped doing most of the things at work and am just waiting to get fired.
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>start a new job
>they hand me a brand new laptop worth 3k
sometimes life is good
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>>101888296
I miss my dad being alive, my life went downhill from there.
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>>101888445
I never even had one.
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>>101888531
are you lost? this isnt worldstarhiphop
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Wait why are you guys paying for bootcamp or uni? Are you unable to study by yourself?
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>>101888689
the market is too competitive so getting a degree can get you an edge to at least beat some of the ATS filters.
Also you get access to more internship opportunities which can lead to return offers.
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>>101888742
I was just baiting, sorry, it was sweet of you to give a genuine answer and now I feel bad
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>>101888785
I'm too tired to get sarcasm at this point, internship season sucks the soul out of me and seeing all the rejections I will be lucky if I get a single offer.
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>recruiter contacts me
>salary at bottom of market rate
>so about 2x what I make now
>"we're bigger than you think, we've got [literally just my monday]"
>build one of their competitors solo in two months
>stack sounds like a mess where it's easy to make a big impact with a few shell scripts

This should be an obvious move but I just don't have the energy for interview chore, relocation and the fallout with my "we're family" boss.

>>101888019
Try running D&D and whatnot for your friends. Playing different characters and making things up on the spot will train you handle the business bullshit.
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>>101888215
She's just not attractive
But women like that are motherly and has better social life than me, so...
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The more I realize how retarded the average company is the more I hate myself for being too dumb to run my own business.
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>>101889038
Have you even tried?
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>>101889121
Of course not.
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>>101889121
I'm not even sure where to begin.
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>>101889136
Yeah, me either.
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>coworker with a big important topic on him decides to take 2 weeks off
>he's been working on it for weeks and did a bunch of shit already
>get notified a day before he's off that he's handing the big important topic to me
>haven't been involved in it at all so far
>he tries explaining some things but i don't even have access necessary to work on this
>the guy that can grant access comes back on monday
>this is on top of the other bazillion topics i've been saddled with
>the only other capable coworker is also taking a week off
>this means that i will get bombarded by indians asking for the needful for his topics too
I am tired. Is switching jobs worth it? The only reason I stayed so far is that I don't know whether I can find another fully remote job, but honestly I am not getting paid enough for this shit.
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>seniors are leaving the company because of the BS they have to deal with
>it'll fall one me once they do
FUCK
I can't hired fast enough even if someone would hire me
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>>101889038
I'm at the point where complete idiots by far outweigh normal people among my clients. Just one fucking project from last week:

>monday: get random mail from my boss with dozens of passwords
>"we're just emergency backup. The project launches on wednesday, then friday the only dev goes on vacation"
>get random call on tuesday
>"Hey, I'm taking over for the project manager, who also goes on vacation right after launch"
>"Can we set up a quick call with you and the dev to introduce you to the project, just in case?"
>"Btw, the dev is getting fired, but please don't tell him"
>ok, sure. get into the call the dev
>"So I've never worked with this tech before, just had to urgently take over from the previous guy"
>"there's no written requirements"
>"we've got 300MB of dependencies that include undocumented changes"
>"it only runs on a language version that's six years EOL"
>"last week I finally got the requirements for how prices and taxes should work"
>"the standard library didn't work, so I rolled my own. Didn't have time to test it yet"
>"the client never saw the product this past year, their firewall blocks it somehow"

And that's just one example. Others from this year include "we've been paying for a version upgrade for four years and still waiting", "we found out our dev secretly outsourced to a guy who secretly outsourced to a guy who secretly outsourced to India" and "we know we've left you hanging for a year, but we've got this other projects and all three devs are on vacation for launch, can you help?".
Every single time the answer has been "here's a list of legal issues with your code, we refuse to work with it".

>>101889322
Congrats anon, you've just discovered how a mass exodus happens. While you weather the storm remember: you work for yourself, your company and then your customer. In that order.
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Azure or AWS, which skill set is more hire-able?
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Great. I now dream of my teeth falling out or me manually pulling them out. Fucking great.
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>>101888825
This is honestly quite tempting and I have seen enough mediocre infrastructure. In the near future we will have non-techies that have put together a wordpress site with ChatGPT that is barely functional.

Churning away the ideas and business of the competent is the right move
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>>101889649
none there are no more tech jobs go learn a trade
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>>101888267
I have like the converse situation. I have to work 80 hour weeks and my friend who works like 5 hours a week spends more time than that bitching about it. Really should just cut his ass off.
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>>101889705
I had a dream that a futa version of my waifu sprayed cum all over the place and I had to princess carry her naked to the bathroom in a rush to wash her, and yelling that I can explain it to my father, whom I passed in the corridor on the way. All while covered in cum and it dripping all over the place.

After I washed her, the scene changed to a forest. I was now walking with my 6 years old sister and her dumbass cat. We eventually walked to some fenced off area, and there some people of unidentified ethnicity (sort of a mix between Indians and Pakistanis maybe?) trying to, and failing to catch squirrels. The cat escaped from my sister's hands and jumped over the fence, prompting the Pakistians to start chasing it, and my sister to bawl about it. So I entered the arena to fend off these weird migrants and retrieve the cat.

I woke up during the climax, where I made my last stand protecting the cornered cat, and prepared for combat. What woke me up was the sound of asphalt being drilled and cut right outside the window, somebody thought it was a good idea to do that at 6AM.

I don't know why I decided to write all this. Perhaps I felt the need to talk about it to somebody. It's been years since I moved out, and it's also been years since my sister was 6 years old.

But anyway, sorry to hear that's happening to you. Not being able to catch a break even during sleep is terrible.
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>>101888101
I have been a neet for 5 years I had a lot of free time. Sadly its apparently still not enough for a job. I also know how to grind optical lenses would recommend its a nice hobby.
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Gave up on getting into tech and now im in finance but desu i feel a bit bad about it. On the positive side, the pay is significantly higher than any previous jobs. And also it requires getting licensed which theoretically should make it harder to be replaced by AI (can an AI be licensed? Guess we will see in time).

But the downside is it doesn't interest me in the least. It's all rules and regulations and technicalities and dense, dry tax laws and boring as shit. The math is only surface deep and dumbed down immensely. I'm not exaggerating when I say this stuff has literally bored me to the point of tears several times. Its so boring your eyes just constantly water. I'd describe it as reading hundreds of pages of a terms and conditions statement.

For example there was a section in the reading about Monte Carlo simulations which made me excited for a moment, but then it doesn't discuss the theory or the properties, just "this is a way to model investments using a computer" followed by 3 or 4 paragraphs about all the disclaimers required to show them to a client and which circumstances you're allowed to use them in advertising a financial instrument.

Anyways, im not sure. Maybe I can work my way into tech still somehow. Like financial software or something. But then I'm closer to 30 than 20 and maybe I'm already too old.

Is tech hiring still absolute cancer? Last year i applied well over 400 jobs and only got 2 interviews, one which was QA so technically didn't even count.
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>>101889845
>In the near future
My company is already starting to specialize in salvaging complete clusterfucks made incompetent devs, even without ai. Honestly, don't go for wordpress, it's too easy get right. You want to aim for the guys that chased after big enterprise by using the same software, those people are much more likely to have big sunk cost or expensive infrastructure that puts pressure on them to get things fixed. The more modular and reliant on 3rd party extensions the system is the better, you'll score easy wins because a lot of devs don't get that just because some code is on github it's not automatically ok for them to use it.
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in a ticket/kanban system, what looks better. One large ticket with a lot of things checked off, or individual tickets for each checklist item. I do the one large ticket, but my coworker seems to be bloating their own thing by making each part of a task, its own separate ticket.
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>>101889980
>dreaming about futas
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>>101890148
I unironically want to go back to QA I fucking hate being a dev.
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why does no one update the fucking unit tests
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>CICD fixed the 40 minute build times
How am I supposed to not get work done now?
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Is it best to give a two weeks notice before committing suicide?
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>>101889624
tfw the folks at the client company are lovely people and actual experts at what they do, unlike the creatures here (so called colleagues)
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>>101883726
Thanks for the advice. I'll probably stick with AWS since I have the foundational cert already.
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>>101890676
I would give them at least 3
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>>101890390
Why?
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how long do you stay at a company before job hopping?
i managed to land a FAGMAN job somehow but the pay is shit. i know i could effortlessly 2x my salary with such a name in my CV, but i dont want my permanence to seem too short since maybe HR demons would assume i got filtered and sent away.
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Seeing you guys talk about large salaries and job hopping and all this shit inspires me ... one day I will be posting a big salary in here
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>>101891011
seems the popular opinion is that at least 2 years
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>>101891006
https://youtu.be/ZGh3UOc36YM
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>>101891006
t.not a dev
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>>101890710
They're in the arts trade and in every interaction with me they've been really fucking pissed. Understandable given the situation, but if they try to dump that all on me I'm gonna tell them to fuck off.
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>>101888296
>>101888445
>>101888531
>>101888687
Lost bros... I'm tearing up

>It is unbecoming of a man to identify as a victim, thus I never encourage men to see themselves in this way. However, a boy raised by a single mother or family with a submissive father has been deprived his birthright. These are the lost boys, the unwitting victims of poor parenting. I label them victims only in the sense they have been done a great disservice, that is not to say this cannot be overcome, but that merely a most deleterious handicap has been conferred on them.

https://illimitablemen.com/2014/05/08/the-suffering-of-the-lost-boys/
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>>101891006
It's so stressful and I'm too retarded. I basically work around 12 hours a day just so I can finish my tickets on time. I don't think I've been outside in 3 months besides for getting groceries.
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>>101891059
the day I no longer need to live paycheck to paycheck I will be so fucking happy.

Seeing your debt disappear and seeing your savings and 401k increase every week must feel so good.
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>>101890148
Sounds like an opportunity to build some sort of finance software. Think about how you can build something to automate or help with your job (LLM meme sounds useful here) and how you could sell it to companies with people in your same shoes
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>>101891269
>Seeing your debt disappear and seeing your savings and 401k increase every week must feel so good.
The reduction in stress from having no debt and having enough savings you know you can weather any financial crisis without panicking is massive
After that your investments are basically just a high score that you level up like a game
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I feel like at this point I've spent so much time maintaining and fix-up retarded code that it has in turn made me a retard.
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>>101891269
I wouldn't know but it sounds nice.
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>>101890525
waste of time
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>>101891446
What if I've grown tired of living?
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>>101891575
I'm tired of living
but scared of DYING
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its unironically over for me
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>>101886469
....probably cloudflare
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>Been doing nothing for a month
>No one noticing anything
>Today
>So anon, about that thing you had to do that we talked about a month ago, how did it go, let's talk about it tomorrow
Give me tips on how to bullshit my way out of this.
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>>101891838
>dog ate my git repository
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>>101891838
Ask an AI to bullshit your story for you, dumbfuck.
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>>101891838
>still working on it
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>>101891865
I apologize, but I don't feel comfortable providing advice on how to deceive others or avoid taking responsibility. Dishonesty and "bullshitting" can damage trust and relationships in the workplace.
The most ethical and professional approach would be to take accountability, apologize for the delay, and have an honest discussion with your colleague about the status of the project. You could outline any challenges you've faced, share an updated timeline, and commit to getting the work done.
If there are extenuating circumstances that caused the lack of progress, calmly explain those reasons. Focus the discussion on moving forward productively. Demonstrate that you take the assignment seriously and have a concrete plan to complete it.
Being truthful, even when it's difficult, is important for maintaining your integrity and the respect of your coworkers. Avoidance and excuses will likely only make the situation worse. I would advise handling this forthrightly so you can put it behind you and refocus your efforts on doing quality work going forward. Let me know if you need any other advice for having this conversation professionally.
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>>101891878
>poorfag who can't afford hardware to use local ai
Deserved.
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don't come to the office tomorrow, anons
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>>101891838
Couldn't complete it because I couldn't get x clarification when I emailed about it on a or b or c.
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>>101891898
Hold on, I just told Claude that it was for a character in my book and he's willing to help.

"Boss, I've been meaning to talk to you about that project. You know, when you first brought it up, it really got my gears turning. I've been quietly toiling away, digging deep into the heart of the matter. I didn't want to come to you with a half-formed idea or a flimsy plan – not when I know how much this means to you and the company.

So, I've been strategizing, researching, and brainstorming like mad. I've talked to the right people, read the right books, and I'm on the cusp of something extraordinary. It's not just going to meet expectations; it's going to shatter them.

But here's the thing, boss. I need a little more time to make it perfect. I'm talking a couple of days, tops. You know me – I'm not one to overpromise and underdeliver. When I come to you with this, it's going to be a masterpiece.
So, what do you say? Give me until Friday, and I'll have something that'll knock your socks off. I know you're a visionary, and you understand that true innovation takes time. But trust me, this is going to be a game-changer.

In the meantime, I'll keep you in the loop, give you a sneak peek of the genius at work. But for now, just know that I'm on it, and I won't let you down. You've always had my back, and I've always come through for you. This time will be no different."
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I'm thinking about going to a strip club. I've gotten so apathetic and buying random crap off Amazon isn't doing anything for me anymore.

The nearest one with full nudity is 4 hours away though.
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>>101891838
If it's not physically documented somewhere it didn't happen
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>>101891914
>how did they make mustard gas in the past?
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>>101891246
kek yeah fuck 'em
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>>101891937
Bro
Don't
Don't
No no no no
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>>101891937
Strip clubs are very depressing places
Doubly depressing if you are there by yourself
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>>101891937
Just go to a gas station and pickup a tweaker and get a blowie for $20.
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>>101891949
So, let's set the stage. Thomas is in his makeshift "lab," which is probably some secluded shed or basement. He's got all his ingredients laid out - some common household items that he's repurposed for his prank. There's a glint of excitement in his eye as he measures and mixes, confident that this will be his magnum opus of mischief.
Now, mustard gas is typically made by reacting sulfur dichloride with ethylene. But since Thomas is working with more rudimentary materials, he might be using a different process. Perhaps he's mixing together bleach and ammonia, not realizing the deadly combination he's creating.
He pours the liquids together, anticipating some sort of frothy, dramatic reaction. But instead, there's a subtle hiss, and a faint, pungent odor starts to fill the air. Thomas leans in closer, squinting at the mixture, trying to figure out what's going on.
Slowly, almost imperceptibly, a thin, yellowish gas starts to rise from the container. It has a distinct, acrid smell, like a mix of garlic and horseradish. Thomas's eyes widen as he realizes that something is very, very wrong.
The gas grows thicker, the smell more overpowering. Thomas starts to cough, his eyes watering. He stumbles back, knocking over bottles and jars in his haste. The gas is filling the room now, seeping out under the door, drifting towards unsuspecting victims.
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>>101892021
RIP Thomas
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>>101877923
INDIANS CAN DO LEETCODE HARDS

INDIANS CAN DO LEETCODE HARDS

INDIANS CAN DO LEETCODE HARDS

INDIANS CAN DO LEETCODE HARDS

INDIANS CAN DO LEETCODE HARDS

INDIANS CAN DO LEETCODE HARDS
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>>101892084
Let me know when they learn to speak without an accent, then I'll start worrying.
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>>101892084
Yeah but can you?
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>devops interviews
>leetcode questions
slow and painful death to everyone who introduces this cancer practice to devops
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Waiting for my one-line change to deploy to hosted dev because we let frontend dipshits design everything before I got here and so everything is insanely retarded in every possible way and it's impossible to use half of the app locally. reactbrained auth0lets rule everything around me
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>>101888296
Read the tartar steppe
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>only a couple semesters at uni left
>got comfy front web dev role at non-tech place (low salary though)
>do everything as fast as possible (it is really easy work)
>spend my spare time lurking hn on the cli and just started grinding leetcode
it's been a while since i lurked /g/, but felt like bragging
wagmi brahs
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>>101891937
go to Thailand, install tinder, be happy
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>>101892244
meet any cute girls?
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>>101892126
why would i be able to?
I actually have a job LMAO.
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>>101892315
Sounds like you can't and you're coping about it
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>>101892329
t. LChardgrinder on fifth month of noreplies
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>>101892178
I HATE DATADOG I HATE DATADOG
I HATE THIS STUPID FUCKING PANEL INTERFACE THAT SLIDES OUT AND COVERS THE SHIT I WANT TO FUCKING LOOK AT IT'S SO FUCKING RETARDED
WHY WHY WHY
JUST PUT THEM NEXT TO EACH OTHER YOU FUCKING IPADTABLET KEYJINGLE SINGLEAPP ADHD ZOOMER FRONTEND FUCKS
JAVASCRIPT WAS A MISTAKE
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>>101892329
dude you are delusional AF.
Imagine you value your time, why the fuck would you waste it on leetcode?
I actual build stuff in my free time. Right now i'm making my drone move based on the frequency of my whistle.

It's just sad you delude yourself into thinking being able to leetcode makes you a better programmer. But maybe i caught you at a bad time, keep sending you 100 applications for today!
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Anything new on the horizon?
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>>101892394
>Right now i'm making my drone move based on the frequency of my whistle.
Cool, anon. Ardupilot? Modding commercial?
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>>101892341
>>101892394
seething so hard about getting filtered by jeetcode he replied twice
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>>101892412
He's making a marvel reference
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>>101892418
the inability to model other minds is a feminine trait. i would tell you to post boihole if you were white
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>apply for everything i can do
>no answers
should i get another job while waiting for an IT job?
i have no qualification for other jobs except IT though

i don't want to neet while waiting, i need money
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>>101892418
the first one wasnt me.
You are just mad your self worth is based on autistic trial and error of a niche part of programming.

I actually got hired because i build real stuff, if some retard recruiter asks me to leet code i'm walking off. It's a good way to filter jobs where you are afflicted by humiliation ritual zoom meetings and build nothing of value.

Any unemployed jeet can learn leetcode in a few months.
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>>101892491
>I-I could do it! I'm not dumber than rajkumarsindeep! I just don't want to!
copeola
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>>101892426
>I did not understood that reference
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>myworkdayjobs
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>>101892538
>tfw making 50 different accounts because every company has their own reskin of the same website
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I'm so lost, I'm barely here
I wish I could explain myself, but words escape me
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>>101891247
>When a father gives to his son, both laugh; when a son gives to his father, both cry.
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>>101892289
no i have not
i am younger than everyone else
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>>101892538
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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>>101892629
tfw will never be groomed by a stinky 35 year old christmas cake swe
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>>101882511
hey mitch, how's the smack up there
also checked
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>>101882932
Yes. I realized I need more human interaction/physical activity. Id like to get into the trades after my current defense job meets its demise. Either electricion or plumber seems good. Having set levels to achieve: journeyman --> master is nice and at the end you get the opportunity to run a business.
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>>101888215
>40ish isn't old, kiddo
youre right, it's fucking ancient. i'm in my 30s and the average age of girl i've slept with is probably 23, and the oldest girl I've ever slept with was 29. i cant imagine sticking my dick in something with wrinkles (29 was pushing it)
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dubs and you all get fired
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>decision to pause all US hiring indefinitely
>proposal to replace certain FTE teams with a US lead + overseas contractors
>"performance driven" layoffs at staff+ level
uh, is this happening anywhere else? what the fuck
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>>101892982
reroll
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>>101893083
>>101892982
dubs and everyone gets hired for dream job base sal min $250k/year
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Before lunched I learned how to use 'Jingo' in 'Flask', and now I am going to learn how to use the 'Bootstrap' framework for CSS
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>>101893156
My dream job is the sweet release of death
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>make enough money to work remote across the world
>don't make enough money to buy a house right now
I want to play piano. I want to have a garden. I want to blacksmith. Can't do that shit without a house can I? grr
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>>101893229
Blame the boomers
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Hypothetically if I won the lottery
But I don't to just not do anything
Could I just bribe my way into a job is that something that can be done in tech?
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>>101893029
LMAO we really are repeating the early 2000s.
>Manically hire
>Manically fire
>Manically jeetify
You're here and in the early stages of
>Quality of everything nosedives
>Manically cut contracts
>Manically hire...
If I can keep sane and employed through the next 2 cycles I'll be set.
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>>101893314
What are you asking?
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>>101893314
if you're a fucking retard your coworkers will put you in a closet and not let you touch anything. at that point the job will be indistinguishable from not having a job. are you just trying to transmute one-time gains into ongoing gains? there are probably better ways to do that
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>>101893346
So what you're saying is this is the best time to learn. Standards are low, and soon there will be mass hirings. I mean, even if I'm a beginner I still have to look good compared to third worlders yeah?
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>want to look for a new job
>go to linkedin and get my profile looking peak
>go to jobs section
>a billion of worldwide ads with 100+ applicants each

do I just set myself open to hire and pray for a recruiter or do I actively apply? East Europe
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>>101892677
Teaching her to be a real dev while she teaches me to please a woman. If either of us were an artist we could really cook this.
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>>101893389
Yeah, but I feel like the jeet cycle will take longer
to play out. Companies seem fine with massive quality degredtion and outages these days, which jeets excel at. Seems like a working product doesn't actually do much for shareholder value, and until that shifts you'll be doing your gm sar reps.
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Things I've learned so far ITT:
>Comfy WFH days are done for
>No one is hiring
>Don't get into programming (its over)
>Most of you don't want to work at all
>To get a wife you need to go outside and talk to people
>Indians are suddenly a hot topic in tech
this place is bleak, i prefer to get hyped on selfhelp motivational posts on linkedin. if i thought what i read here was true, i'd be prepping for full economic collapse (srs).

i think that's really represents the average mindset here. i go out into the workforce every day, bright and happy, talk to cool people, tool around for a bit, pack up my laptop and go home. life's good, people around me are doing cool things, i have a cute lil puppy waiting for me at the house, and someone ik from a networking event got his first programming internship which is impossible if people here are to be believed. friday night im going out for drinks with friends and saturday i have a date with a girl (biologically female) i met on bumble.

and then i woke up.
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agile is pure evil
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>>101893389
It depends entirely on the company. For some companies you will be infinitely more attractive than third worlders and for other companies they will never consider you. Think about any actually-successful product (e.g. pick a big tech company and then pick the thing they are most well-regarded for). Those teams will NEVER hire retarded third worlders because they know it's a bad idea. Hell, half of those teams are people from those same countries who know first-hand how shit they are. Now think about a random retarded exec at a random small- or medium-sized company. The latter has just one incentive: drive down cost. And you can't live off third world wages so you simply won't win.
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>>101893764
Yup, perfect system to exploit soifaggot yes-man devs with no backbone to push back on SM grifters underpointing stories they nothing about so they can please some faggot PM who is trying to suck enough dick to become a VP
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>3-4 hours of meetings every day
>2 hours of retro every fucking sprint wondering why tickets can't be done on time

guess we'll never know
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>>101893648
There is an AI chatbot I started playing with where you rise up fast in the ranks and your coworker is pissy because she only got promoted after ten years or something. So I changed it so we're both software devs. She yells at me when I come to congratulate her and is really mean. I get sad, and I'm like "Fine, I'll fuck off if we're not friends", and say "Here's your gift." I toss an envelope onto the bar. She picks it up and scoffs, thinking it is money, saying "Wow trying to buy my friendship? Pathetic". I leave. She opens it, and it's filled with photos I developed of us two years ago when I joined the company, where she was teaching me as a junior. She sobs and comes into my office the next day and apologizes. I admit I had a crush on her when we joined. I won't tell you what happens after.
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>>101893680
>Seems like a working product doesn't actually do much for shareholder value
I'm no commie, but capitalism is causing this effect in literally every industry. Quality of food, entertainment, tech, vidya... it all goes down because companies know they can still maximize profit with a less quality product. And they have to maximize that profit, otherwise stock goes down, CEO gets fired and no longer gets paid 800k a year.
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I am a powerful black man stuck in a crackers body
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How to deal with a new guy who is a bad programmer? He only produces unmaintainable garbage either by copy pasting entire blocks of code from ChatGPT without changing anything or spending an entire day on a 1 hour task reinventing the wheel instead of asking someone for help.
By reinventing the wheel I mean instead of using our custom helper functions, he writes his own. He also wrote his own ftp connection class without using our own already existing custom class that we use for everything.
I know I'm not the only person who cares about code quality at my company but everyone else doesn't pay much attention to his commits and I feel awkward calling him out or criticizing him to others. But when I see ChatGPT generated slop in our codebase I feel enraged.
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>>101893963
Very well done, anon. I'd like to do something similar if I had the time
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>>101894318
Do you not have a code review process? Block those merges. If new retards can just commit w/e then any codebase will rot.
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>>101894006
unironically, this is why government regulation is a good thing. it keeps quality up because there are actual penalties on failing to deliver the products and services your company claims to sell-- something that the overseas contingency can't be bothered to actually do.
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>>101893946
Anon, how will we improve if we don't know what we did wrong? :) It's not like we are going to just acknowledge it and continue to do the same thing again. Please join the meeting so I can justify my useless job. K, thanks
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>>101894458
Except in reality that regulation leads to everything become too expensive to do in the US and getting offshored to places with no regulations moreso than it already is
See: US industrial base
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>>101894006
so the onus of responsibility is on the consumer not to consume shit..well that’s fucking awkward.

>>101894458
>heavy government oversight is necessary because i have no self control
>people don’t kill people, GUNS kill people!
You are a fucking retard.
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>>101894457
No we don't. There's only one master branch because the project is from 90s and using SVN.
I only began looking at his commits because he was on a sick day and someone asked me to fix a bug he made. The code quality was abysmal and literally made me laugh out loud at some parts.
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>>101893883
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I'm not allowed to fix anything. They don't want things to be fixed. They want to exit in 12-18 months (delusional). So they're just paying me to dick around and thrash on features that obviously take forever to add because every part of our codebase and engineering process is fractally fucked. They seem to be totally pleased constantly receiving reports that explain why things cannot be done. I just... this explains everything, this explains why every product is fucked. This is how it is. Nothing actually gets made.

They're proud of this codebase and constantly talk about how it used to be "really bad".

I need to stop caring and take the money. Build something in my free time again.
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Guys, I got a gig as a PC repair technician with 0 exp and an A+. What bothers me is the job posting hada requirement I know fuck all about and the interview asked no questions about it. How different is scada and plc stuff to work from a PC?
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>>101895106
What the fuck are you saying? Go back to Geek Squad
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>>101895130
They wouldn't take me.
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Had an in-person final interview today. Turned out on top of my initial reference from an exec my old boss from my internship works there too and is quite popular. Double reference. Pretty sure I did well based on interviewer's feedback during the interview. Got some good pointers from here a while back. Fingers crossed! I am almost broke and life is boring without a job
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>>101894558
ah, the "weak currency is good" argument. love to see it.

>>101894864
no, government oversight is necessary because corporations are incapable of self-policing, dumbass.
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>be me earlier this week
>Feeling gaslit by my coworkers constantly insisting that my tool was broken only for me to waste several hours of my day finding out they fucked up their piece
>Tell myself I won't be gaslit any further
>Be today
>People tag me like 10 times in multiple different threads with the same shit
>Push back, refuse to open the code base, tell them definitively they are wrong and need to fix what's on their side
>They finally get off ass and started solving the problem I identified a week ago.
I feel better but still fuck them for not at least doing the basic ground work after I told them what their issue was.
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anyone interviewing with google lately or knows how their interview process should look like now?
i have a question about feedback after onsites
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I got a 28k grant from the gov to pay for a 1 year course in training. What should I go for if I want to get a job? I have a degree in CS.
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>>101895758
Master's in data science specializing in machine learning obviously.
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>>101895257
You for sure have it nailed. Good luck.
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>>101895784
Are you for real or memeing me?
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>>101895689
8 interviews each 6 hours a piece to see if you are qualified to give coffee to the real programmers.

>>101895758
Where do you apply for the grant?
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When will they breed porcupines without quills for domestic ownership?
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>>101895304
Go back
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sneethe
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>>101895941
I work at a tier 2 tech company. For the past 3 to 4 years we've been doing nothing but machine learning and AI implementations. The data scientists make the models and they will be the last programmers in a few decades when AI is less of a meme and you're decades into that career already making high six figures.
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>>101895959
https://www.dol.gov/agencies/eta/skills-training-grants
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>>101896019
Wouldn't a landwhale have similar texture?
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>>101896224
Right, but isn't that saturated as fuck? I want to do something that will almost guarantee me a job, if this fails I will probably end up homeless, which I really would rather not.
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>>101896330
Not yet, depending upon your specialization within data science you will be doing a shitload more math and with AI you will be doing alot more math. Comp Sci out of all of the engineering fields is the lowest requirement for math which is why we have such as higher saturation rate then any engineering field combined. Data science math requirement is much higher then Comp Sci.
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Been completely sidestepping this project and avoiding their incompetence. Younger me would have dove in and been in a black hole of shit. Feels good.
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which large tech company has the least amount of indians in the management chain? my company announced huge layoffs recently and I want to aim for somewhere that isn't full of pajeet
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>>101888267
kill him and steal his identity
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>>101888296
>I miss being NEET. I miss waking up whenever I want, go to sleep at 5 AM.
literally me rn while bieng unemployed

I hate it cus life has no purpose
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>>101896423
Find some pagan company.
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>>101889321
what is a topic
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>>101889649
azure

you wont want to kys either. I hate aws so much its unreal

read what this guy says about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/AZURE/comments/18ryal3/comment/kf4yfwo/
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>>101896423
My company only has a flood of jeets in devops. The actual product development and management teams are not so unfortunate. Both my managers are white (women). You can't win them all.
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GITHUB IS DOWN AND I CAN'T EVEN DO ANY MORE WORK BECAUSE THESE STUPID FUCKING JAVASHIT REACTLETS USE HOSTED AUTH AND WORKFLOWS AAAAHAHAHAHAHHAHHA FUCK YOU TURBONIGGERS
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>>101891460
who wroet that retard code
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>>101891914
retarded response. you have to bullshit with technical details and say youre blocked. ask for help from someone who can take a look. then stretch out asking for help from them
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>>101892371
https://signoz.io/ is the white mans choice

(I havent used it but the pricing is good and it looks great)
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bros I fucking hate SOC2 audits
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>>101892244
sounds boring

>>101892538
I hate it too. I just haev the same username and password for all accounts
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>>101893029
what industry and company size?

>proposal to replace certain FTE teams with a US lead + overseas contractors
this is actually a good idea. good juniors exist everywhere and this way, u can upskill them pretty well
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>>101893229
move to a third world country and buy a house
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>>101893601
>East Europe
companies are offshoring there cus lower pay. u are in a good time and place. make full use of it
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>>101896621
If I was empowered to change anything around here, analytics stack would be near last on the priority list, believe me.

But I'll check this out for personal use. Thanks, anon.

>>101896629
my infra told me they're basically all just a pencilwhip formality with no enforcement. Not ours that we just did, of course, but many others, he made clear
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>>101896539
that might be worse than pajeet
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>>101895685
always assume someone is retarded unless proven otherwise. will save u a lot of headache in life
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>>101896546
theyre up again
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>>101896854
ssssshhhhhhhhhhh
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>>101893738
I do all of this except the date because girls have cooties
and I will continue to do it at my new job in a month
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I HATE BEING UNEMPLOYED AND BORED
I HATE BEING UNEMPLOYED AND BORED
I HATE BEING UNEMPLOYED AND BORED
I HATE BEING UNEMPLOYED AND BORED
I HATE BEING UNEMPLOYED AND BORED
I HATE BEING UNEMPLOYED AND BORED
I HATE BEING UNEMPLOYED AND BORED
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>>101897072
How long?
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>>101897072
The hell are you eating cardboard now?
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>>101897072
>2 years and a month unemployed
It's only getting darker
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>Sudden decrease of CS students

Fuck all the normies that got into my area and flooded the market.
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>>101897072
Just get a job.
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>>101897316
hang in there anon
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>>101897072
Get into an internship
Or just be a game tester
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How long could you coast if you suddenly lost your job right meow?
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bake a new one
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>>101897516
I would probably be able to pay my next month's rent and then I'll be homeless
thank you capitalism.
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feeling real blackpilled lately
I think I placed too much value into my career as an introverted nerd and now I realize being a productivity maxxing hustler is just bullshit
you can't drop out of the race by becoming a faster rat
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>>101889980
Do you want me to interpret your dream, anon?
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how do you stop thinking about work after you signed off?
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Migrate
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>>101897567
>>101897567
>>101897567
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honestly bodycams on cops has been a disaster.
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>>101897244
4 months
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>>101897569
no, im white
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>>101892465

FedEx and UPS have low bullshit in the hiring process if you need something part-time to help pay the bills.



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