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>>109425540women are so insufferable. take the fucking compliment bitch.
>>109425550>bitchBe professional. This is the Tech Workers General.
I thought we were done with this thread, why are we here again
Greetings friends. I work at a hotel and have no affiliation with anything tech related. My childhood friend got a mortgage recently, I would say right before the huge layoffs and AI boom. I tried giving him friendly advise that it might not be the best idea but he didn't listen. He's been looking for an UI / UX job for the last 8-9 months with no luck. He's at a senior level with a lot of projects to showcase. What type of advice should I give him? Are any of you hiring a senior UX designer? Is it completely over for him? I don't want him to go into foreclosure
>>109425581he should develop a good working portable windows-like gui for Linux and make it open source. Make it good. Make it non-shitty. Cinnamon and KDE Plasma are ok at best, but this needs to be as stable as actual Windows.
>>109425540Saar could we connect now please?
>>109425609>windows>stableGuffaws!
>I was asked to do a call and send files over WhatsApp >They know I'm it personThey're testing me for the linux laptop meme, aren't they? But regardless of that how do I get WhatsApp without ruining my secops?
>browsing job offers>see one that's interesting>check company website>see pictures of employees>three jeets>close the offer tab
I'm going to watch a couple videos on dynamic programming this weekend. And hype myself up to get back on the leetcode grind so I can get a new job some timeAnyone seen/read any good system design content lately?
>>109425581At our company we devs are supposed to eventually do all the UX and UI design ourselves with AI.
>>109424467Why didn't you finish the PR?
>>109426065>Anyone seen/read any good system design content lately?Designing Data Intensive Architecture
>move to frontend web development yers ago>start working on the legacy client>move to react based stuff later>finally move to the most modern client using nextjs, ts and all that shit>quick onboarding, like an hour or so>eventually it boils down to using a certain skill to let claude solve tickets and crossing my fingersHow are you even supposed to learn something while doing this?I remember I had no trouble learning react, vue or svelte because I was comfortable with js because I had lots of practice, but I seriously doubt I'm learning shit just using AI.
>>109425609>stable as actual Windows.I am having issues with LTSC releases for win 11. Anon this isn't 2002. Windows server is still heavily modified to work on networks btw, so it's not like its the enterprise admin cause anymore.
How do I make more money as a SWE? I'm stuck in a job that pays just under $100k and it's a small barely profitable company with tight budgets so I know I'm never going to get a raise here. The one positive is that there are no jeets and all of my coworkers are white men.
>>109428139Amazon but it ain't fucking chill. Also you really should learn server shit in lieu of programming since you are really dealing with the entire stack.
>>109428143FAGMAN is not for me. I'm not smart enough to solve hard leetcode problems on my own and I don't have the lack of morals required to cheat to get the job. I imagine if I did though, most of my coworkers would be jeets who cheat and lie about everything.
>>109428159Its a 5 stage interview process they will rack and stack your skill set out to either section. Its easier to do bulk interviews like that at amazon than it is to roll the dice on every specific role. You can do it Amazon has a crazy churn rate. At least double what your making.
>>109428222>Its a 5 stage interview process they will rack and stack your skill set out to either section.What does this sentence even mean? I know for a fact that if you can't solve hard leetcodes (or cheat) you're never getting hired at any large tech company.
>>109428248It means if you are barebones leet code medium tard with only frontend experience and nothing else they will still hire you. If you have more experience they will hire you for a different position. 5 stage interview rack and stack means its a giant filter for positions.
>>109428248>you're never getting hired at any large tech company.Just give up then pussy. You are never going to make more than 100k in your life anyways.
>>109428259I could probably solve medium leetcodes but I'd have to spend a significant amount of time studying and re-learning DSA. I'm like 15 years (with a few multi year breaks in between) into my career at this point and I've never had to do anything resembling leetcode at any job I've ever had.And yeah frontend is most of what I've done in my career, which I personally think is a more valuable skill than ever today with the barely working unmaintainable spaghetti code everyone is shitting out with AI now, but I know most people don't agree and see frontend as a worthless skill now. So I know my future career prospects are looking grim.
>>109427600You travel to the past and learn by doing it.
>>109428222amazon asks ridiculously hard leetcode questions that less than 0.5% of people could solve in their OAs. you literally need to cheat to get in.
When you're driving on a road where one lane needs to merge into the other, and traffic is bumper to bumper, in the lane that goes straight, but in the merge lane that's empty, people are being assholes and just driving up to where the front of the merge is. Why do you, in that scenario, why do you let people who are being assholes not queuing and just going to the front of the merge into the merge lane? That's something I'll never understand, so I want to understand.
>>109428248my interviews was nothing like a leetcode hard and i probably wouldn't be able to do one (i don't use leetcode)
genuinely fucking insane that there's even a single h1b jeet in america at the same time that there's like 10% cs unemployment and AI layoffs.
I think I genuinely am losing sanity. >I barely remember stuff unless it's almost immediately after I wake up>I stopped understanding what I code and I just ninja stuff into perl one-liners>I started mistaking the office drone normies at the office>I almost lose consciousness on bi-daily basisI work hard so I can become an animal and a doctor but I might not make it
>>109428793As a eurofag I didn't have any trouble at all finding a job after university, and I was a mediocre student. I'm pretty sure the H1B indian flood is what is causing the AI layoffs in the US
>>109429115you should visit a doctor for a general health check. you might have some illness, maybe even cancer.do you sleep enough, i.e., at least 7 hours a day every day? are you too stressed out? do you have strange odors at home or something? do you have any weird issues as of late, like fever, night sweating, headaches or whatever? have you lost weight lately?
>>109425540>But you are my wifeThis is a totally organic conversation that happened off the cuff.
>>109429115I work my ass off because I'm trying to get funding for my startup, so I already have pilots that take a lot of time, plus I have to run around talking to inv*stors, plus I have a day job because I spent 4 months doing it 100% and ran out of funds so I have to rebuild. Last month I started developing heart palpitations. 2 days ago I started having infrequent breathing difficulty events. But it's not like I can stop quite yet.
>>109429215Notice that he does not know how to use a loo.
>>109429209>general health check. you might have some illness,Yes maybe even cancer.No>do you sleep enough, i.e., at least 7 hours a day every day?No, my family don't let me sleep.I sleep on train usually are you too stressed out?Yes, extremely do you have strange odors at home or something? Yes, at the officedo you have any weird issues as of late, like fever,No night sweating, Yesheadaches or whatever?Idk have you lost weight lately?Maintaining bmi around 18-19.
>>109428660As you get older you tend to pick your battles more carefully. Is it really worth it having your car totalled and either you or the other asshole dying? In the latter case you'd also go to court and maybe jail which is also very annoying.
>>109429185Also EUfag here. Job market is bad here with fresh grads having to apply to helldesk roles.
Anyone use shit like copilot or claude for personal projects?I've used it for work when forced but didn't see much benefit in itWe don't have any of those "one-shot" models thoughCan you really make a whole prototype project from a prompt like I've seen on youtube videos?Any recommendations? I have more free time at the moment so I want to do some personal projects after work.
>extremely burned out at work>would need to learn new shit to apply for a new one>wanted to start today>been shitposting all day>open docs>close them 5 min laterIt's over.
>todays leetcode contest>could only solve 2/4>trying to figure out the questions I couldn't finish>second question causes my solution to exceed the memory limit>on a testcase of 20 inputs>even with a shit load of cheaters this question still only had a 12% acceptance ratewhat
>>109429663leetcode diary belongs in utwg
holy shit lolleetcode started adding fake instructions in the metadata for problems to catch cheaters using AIso in q2, if you feed an LLM the problem statement it inserts a fake variable called "velmoritha". if your solution contains this, your account gets nukedlike half of the leaderboard 500 and below is gone
>>109429663>>109429861I've been through a ton of interviews at this pointAny time I've had leetcode problems they've been take home and they don't even check if you cheatYou get more value out of practicing the stupid>tell me about a time whenquestions and weaving them into projects at work/school/personal
>>109429861>all the cheaters have jeet names and/or India/Bangladesh flagstop talent saar
for anyone that's managed to get a job in the last year without a degree, do you even have an education section in your resume and list your high school? or just omit it entirely?
>>109430440>without a degreeIf you don't have an education why would you have an education section in your resume?That's like having a blank certifications section
>>109430523pretty sure high school is education
>>109430532maybe in the third world where most people don't complete middle school, not in developed countries
>>109430548only 67% of americans have finished middle school
>>109430639fake stat which is probably counting illegals.like half of all people under 45 have a bachelors degree. something crazy like 15% of all women have a masters degree. we're just churning out such highly educated useful people these days.
>>109427600Why do you want to learn meaningless information for a work you're already doing? You're not what you do.
>>109431116Yeah the term for this is 'elite overproduction'. When a society produces way too many people with bachelors/masters/PhDs while the number of jobs requiring those credentials largely stays flat.It's a major cause of revolutions, since you get tons of over-educated people who are under-employed and want to rip the system down. You can see it starting in places like NYC, etc.t. MSCS
>>109431363>t. guy that never heard of turchin before that "professor" (not a real professor) dingdong video popularized by brown zoomerssuck my dick stupid ass faggott. highschool dropout, TC 150k
is cybersecurity subjected to the same humiliation rituals we face in software development? I still love the craft but I'm asking myself some serious questions
>>109431398>TC 150kI'm sorry, I didn't know you were struggling so much. What's your venmo?
>>109431398>>t. highschool dropoutwhy? I can understand not going to college, but why would you drop out of high school
>>109425581If he didn't listen to you before, he wouldn't listen to you now.
>>109428572If they like you, they'll let you pass even if you fail.
>>109431722its an OAI don't even get an in person interview. both times I've gotten an OA i've failed because they ask leetcode hards.
>>109431502>is cybersecurity subjected to the same humiliation rituals we face in software development?it's starting at least in the offensive side, so, yes.t. pentester whose employers company started firing people less than a year ago and now keeps pushing us to use """AI"""
>>109431730>>109431722amazon is by far the worst company to "interview" with, they treat you like a nigger.my experiences have been so far:>submit resume, either 1-4 weeks to hear back or 1 day to 3 months to get rejected>recruiter doesn't even contact you, they just send you an OA linkOA 1:>leetcode medium-hard, greedy solution, only passed 12/15 cases (rest TLE'd)>leetcode hard, prefix sums + top down dp:>you have 1 to 2^n servers, some of these servers can contain secret files in secrets: Vector<Int>, the formula for the cost of the servers is p if servers i...j do not contain secret files. if they contain secret files the cost is k * u, where k is the number of files contained in i...j and u is the secret files cost. If i...j is even, you can split the array in two and calculate the costs of each half, then add them up. Return the minimum cost to store all servers.Couldn't even pass a single test case, this was months ago before I started really going hard into leetcode. The question isn't crazy but why the fuck are they asking this for a role where 90% of my work will be framework slop? I've never had to touch DP in any project I've ever made. >rejectedOA 2:>leetcode ultra hard (pic related), could only pass 8/15 test cases with a brute force solution https://leetcode.com/problems/sum-of-total-strength-of-wizards/description/>AI "bugfixing" round, except you have to choose 1 of 4 languages, none of which I actively use. I chose python (django), solved 5/6 bugs.>also the AI won't tell you where the bugs are, what the bugs are, or generate code, I spent 15 minutes fighting with the AI trying to figure out what it actually could do (all it can do is read the failing test cases, tell you what function is failing, and generate "generic" code)>rejectedand from what I've heard, if you pass these humiliation rituals there's a 70% chance you'll get interviewed by a jeet with an unintelligible accent. Fuck amazon.
Any industrial controls/PLC programmers here?How is your job? Do you enjoy what you do?I've been a SWE for 5 years, my company has an opening for a SCADA programmer position. Have been considering taking it because it seems much less likely to be automated by AI
>>109431892The entire field is boomers and jeets. Every single service provider, information source, whatever you could think of - jeets. Companies only need one or two SCADA devs, and they're always either 80 year old boomers, or jeets. The only reason it looks less likely to be automated by AI is because boomers gatekeep all of the useful information on how to solve problems. Also, if you don't know shit about mechanical or chemical or material engineering, you'll be completely reliant on an actual engineer to help you out, who may or may not be retarded, and you'll get blamed when you fail to deliver.
>>109431712NTAI dropped out of high school but went to college and got a masters degree. That dude is living on hard mode unless he works for the government.
>>109431998My company has like 5 controls people and all of them are white and under 40
>>109431826What happens if you just have Claude do these OA's for you? Will they know you cheated? Do they also require an in-person leetcode in another interview round where you can't cheat?
>>109432187>Will they know you cheated?don't make it obvious and they won't.>Do they also require an in-person leetcode in another interview round where you can't cheat?yes, but all the interviewers know that candidates cheat in the OAs so they ask easier questions and force you to explain the solutions. You need to cheat and know leetcode.
I’m in a pretty bad position within this field at this point, and I’m wondering what actions I could take to fix things.I’ve had one interview a couple years ago now which I failed, it was with Epic Systems in Wisconsin, and it was a pretty lucky thing to get the interview as it happened within only a few applications. I continued to apply but the luck didn’t repeat itself and my mental health worsened considerably.So here I am a bit later with no recent projects and no experience in the field, I have had a couple jobs over the past two years, 10 months as a CAD technician and 6 months as a store manager for a retail location.Very recently a family friend at Truist referred me to a couple roles, and of course my resume was quite bad for them at this point so I didn’t get any interest back when I applied.My mental health has been improving lately and I’m receiving clinical help with adhd and depression. And well, I’m wondering if there’s any way to move back toward the field at this point for someone in my situation.Specifically,Given my situation:Is a 6–12 month portfolio rebuild a realistic path into SWE?Would you target adjacent roles first (QA, support engineering, IT, etc.), or go straight for SWE?If you were starting from my position today, what would your plan for the next year look like?I’m planning to start doing projects again and networking regardless, but I appreciate any advice I might receive in advance.Not sure it matters at this point but my degree is a BS in CS from UNCC, my GPA was 3.55. Graduated May of 2024.
>>109432199I joined a big tech company as a SWE (2yoe as AI/MLE) a few months back, got reorged, and got picked up by a team that i worked a small project with. Now my new team needs to work substantially with the CEO’s focus team (ex OpenAI guys), and i’m dragged along with it.They work insane hours, and frankly I’ve never done proper SWE work, only MLE, and I still use a lot of AI assistance and haven’t shipped much production code. Not sure what to do here, it’s a great opportunity to learn but i feel like i might not be able to keep up and i’ll get laid off. How can I set myself up to not fall behind?
>>109431998>>109432111ya it seems like the least jeet tech field actuallyjeets rely on their work not being visibly bad until they're already dug inIts why they gravitate towards software, which can appear functional while being completely shit
>>109433290https://old.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/1vd1ji1/graduated_in_2024_with_no_internships_no_swe/
>>109433290>If you were starting from my position today, what would your plan for the next year look like?getting realistic and going back to school for a field where the supply doesnt vastly outnumber the demand
>>109431712grifters all drop from high school
enjoying the weekend, /twg/?
>>109433623yeah im doing ot and getting enough to pay my ct
>>109428660The most efficient way to move traffic through as a whole is to use all the road that's available to you and zipper merge at the pinch point. If you merge earlier you're doing exactly the same thing, but doing it arbitrarily early and leaving a whole stretch of road unused. My personal rule is I'll let exactly one car in front of me, but I will fight to the death to prevent a second motherfucker from squeezing in after them
>>109430440I don't fit in your category but.. absolutely do not put your high school diploma on your resume. >Why?It's assumed you have it for any tech job. That is a very very low bar and it's embarrassing you'd think it would matter enough to warrant space on your resume. and even then, it's not even a requirement for most tech jobs probably. and/or, some very rare programming autist unicorn dropped out of high school to just code all day and he has a GED or not. In all cases, you don't list it. >Would you ever list it?Some jobs are very entry level and require little experience or education, like forklift driver, factory worker, truck driver, retail worker. etc. . Though, they may require a highschool diploma as a general barrier to entry just to filter out complete retards. For those jobs, you would list your high school diploma. If you have some certs, they may warrant an "education" section if they are very good and well known. But certs are becoming less and less impressive today. I personally wouldn't. And if you don't have any certs, the most well known ones cost money and time, and I'd instead just recommend to contribute to FOSS or start a project.
>>109431712nta either. Some people in the US drop out of high school because most public high schools are complete shit and really just daycares for older teens (not all, but). You learn everything you need to know by 9th grade or so, and can teach yourself the rest much more efficiently. A GED is the superior option for a capable and intelligent young adult. I had a friend who was very talented in tech, and he dropped out of high school right away, programmed until he could legally take the GED, took it and got a huge head start on college. He then got a BS and MS in Computer Science, and then immediately got hired by a big company and continued hopping until today, where he's in FAGMAN. This all works because GED's are equivalent to a regular hs diploma, and unlike college degrees, they don't have any names behind them. Also if you do get a college degree, that easily overtakes your GED, and even then, the GED stands out as a cool/good thing if you then went on to knock out college with ease.
I really want to know how big companies recruit and screen people. I got assigned to be on an interview panel to hire for an embedded software job. A glance at the resume I can already smell the curry without even seeing the candidates name or work locations. It's heavily padded out to two full pages. Only jeets think a long padded resume is good. Jeeta gets on the call, providing shallow answers to all my colleagues questions. For giggles I ask the jeeta what build systems she has used for embedded C. She replies she doesn't understand what I mean Fine, I ask her how you add a new C file to a build.Her response is "I just go to the project manager and add it". This jeet claims to have 12 years of c experience and has not edited a makefile. At least I got to do gods work and keep a jeet from further shitting up another job. Really though I would have never even bothered interviewing based off the horribly padded resume alone.
>>109434031my resume is 2 pages long... but it has a lot of technical bullet points and i put some color on it ;(
>>109432068Larp or straight outa zimbabwe
>>109434044a little color in a resume is good as long as it's professional. nothing artsy unless you're applying for art positions
>>109425581Lost cause, you have already given him advice. It us up to him to take it or reject it. Regardless, the outcome reflects his choices alone.
Just a year ago, this thread used to be full of coping retards claiming that LLMs can't code (lol). Glad to see you are finally starting to pull your heads out of the sand and not making cope posts anymore. Still going to get replaced tho
>>109435014kwab
>>109435014It couldn't code until mid-2025s so they were absolutely right at the time. Regardless, they still have a dev job while you don't. They are using AI in their paid jobs while you still vibecode for free and somehow feel superior to those ""luddites"".
>>109435468>so they were absolutely right
>>109425609you're suggesting the UI/UX jeet develop a "windows like" gui (you mean desktop environment btw) for linux? You may be more retarded than the OP
>>109434589You can skip most societal issues with work if you just go the government route.
Is late 30s too old to get into big tech as a frontend engineer if I've spent my entire career working only at failed startups and small <50 people companies?
>>109436759Way better than most anon you need to be on the hiring end to see what trash gets thrown out from the colleges to understand how bad it really is.
>>109437037Yeah but I'd be competing for mid level and senior roles with people who already have big tech or even just corporate experience on their resumes. All I've ever done is worked on b2b software with maybe a few hundred users max. Half the startups I've worked at never even got to the point of launching their product because they ran out of time and money before that.
>>109437067Everybody everywhere works in a little box there is no such thing as a chad "big corpo" engineer he has a team and they work on some shitty slice of the product
>>109428660I like to move over into the merge lane and pace the opening in the lane I just left until it merges
>>109437067Those FAGMAN jobs are really not the bulk of the jobs anon. You can get the job since by seniority and breadth of experience you outclass the new grads they get mass applying daily.
>>109425998You get a device expressly for whatscrapp.But if you make that device actually secure the failure to be able to establish side channels to rape data triggers alerts that prevent login until you download the 'real' whatscrapp.
I've been quit and out of the workforce for about 3 months now, what is it like at this point? Everyone using Codex/Claude and pretending like they do anything else?
>>109437129Aren't you specifically talking about entry level jobs though? I wouldn't be applying to those jobs, I'd be applying to positions where all the other candidates have even more experience than me. Anyway I'm looking specifically at big tech because I'm tried of being paid less than 6 figures with no equity or bonuses and I know these companies are paying like $300k TC minimum these days.
>>109437173finance jobs have a lot of tc and don't care as much about YoE
>>109437173Entry for FAGMAN is like 6 figs normally. You might be able to swing mid level or manager position after you have been there for a few years. in which case TC 220k for mid level is what your looking at on the low end.
>>109437194Levels.fyi says entry level at Google is $200k.
>>109437220He could probably swing for L6.
>>109429365>bmi 18-19post bussy
>>109437220levels.fyi is hilariously inaccurate
Do I really need to know about stm32 when I want a embedded junior dev job? I thought I could easily do a interview with my previous experience in repairing lab equipment and using a lock in amplifier but apparently that counts as nothing? What the fuck do these guys even do if they never heard of a lockin amp.....
>>109437232I assume this is sarcasm? How is someone with no experience in big tech going to get a $600k job at google?
>>109437435if they're skilled enough they canthere are literal new grads getting paid more than that
>>109435534>tfw the invariant load-bearing seams burst due to a footgun as the happy path tests were not a real source of truth
>>109437220google is a terrible company and nepotistic shithole. literally impossible to get in if you're a competent white dude with no connections.
>>109435014Everyone is getting replaced, anon. Even the most basic bitch frontend 'div-aligner' job is more complicated labor than what 95% of the workforce in the world does. If you think you're safe, you're wrong. This is coming for everybody. Everybody with money and connections has already built an underground bunker.
How do I tell my boss that I do not want to attend scrum meetings at 10:30pm anymore and deal with a toxic program manger?
>>109438005I'm the Principal AI Architect buddy, I'm the one getting people laid off ;)
boomer interview questions:>what does the modulo operator do>what's a hashmapzoomer interview questions:>design instagram
>>109438329This is like being smug about being the last lobster going into the pot.
Only thing we can agree on is that the IQ requirement for a white collar/office job is basically being shifted from 95 minimum to 115 minimum. You will be AI wrangling at scale and doing the work of 10 former wagies.is this supposed to mean everyone else returns to the mines or welfare
>>109438354More like I'm the one boiling the lobster.
>>109438339I'm with zoomers, when I interview I always ask them to code a small frontend and backend in front of me, fuck book smart people I need you to be a doer
>>109438329jej. my previous boss thought he would keep his job if he implemented automation like he was told to do. guess what happened next lmao
Who's FRED and why does he hate us so much?
>>109438408do you allow full usage of the internet to research at least?
I'm a mid-30s SWE with 5 YOE, and I hate my job.I want to pivot to gamedev but I suspect that job market is even more fucked up and it's too late for me.
>>109438471>indeed
>>109438329You sound like a complete faggot.
>>109438475Lmao, it's 100% over bro. Make a game with AI in your free time. If you have any.
>>109438472Obviously, you can use anything, hell, even use an LLM as long as you get the result I want, and it looks like you spent time thinking, and you can explain the output, you will be fine, you would be surprised how many people I interviewed with 5 YOE, and silver tongues who couldn't add a filter to the table's frontend.
>>109435014Still can't code even at the level of an intern. It's only gotten worse since 2024. It's pathetic.
>>109437037The problem is that the trash gets hired, the cream gets discarded.
I still do 2-5 interviews per month from whores bothering me with fake job offers in linkedin but already gave up on IT 2 months ago.Now im choosing a new carrer between: nurse, pet groomer, bricklayer, welder, carpenter, eletrician. I know nothing about any of these fields so i will just pick one at random, spend 6mo to feel it, then keep going or choose another. Have no better idea. And yeah, it is possible that the ai craze looses steam and we see a small boost on jobs in the next year, but im not crazy to count on this. Ive been unemployed for 5mo now. I could be doing uber eats but dont like riding motorcycles since you can easily get fucked up in some accident.
I'm simply going to stop going to the office.
>>109438656I'm thinking about pivoting, too. I'm still employed as a dev. But it's a low-tier dev job with dogshit pay for the amount of stress. My biggest hesitation is whatever I pivot to is just going to get fucked over somehow. That's usually how things work out for me.
>>109437037Why do hiring managers put shit like "being passionate about software development" and "enthusiastic about learning" if they ding you for not knowing literally everything?Like i was interviewing for a QA role and instead of asking me how I would reduce test flakiness, or prioritize important tests, or what tests go where on the pyramid, i got asked>whats the http code for a server timeout
>>109438678Well, i learned my lesson to at least not choose another office job or shit that you do in front of a pc.
>>109438794>>109438794>>109438794
>>109425998>They're testing me for the linux laptop meme, aren't they?No? Why would they do that or care?>But regardless of that how do I get WhatsApp without ruining my secops?Put it in a fake work profile sandbox with Shelter.
>>109438656>>109438678I'm thinking about it. I was already dreading it but AI just killed any interest I had in this field.I'm 37 and I already changed fields once so not sure if this is a good idea.Most likely I'll just wait till they fire me then get a government office job.
>>109438986Government is super competitive now. Are you black or a zogbot? If not, be careful.
>>109438611do you get anyone with 0 yoe or are they all pre filtered by HR? I had similar experience with other devs that were complete retards but still earn their 120k because of YOE.
>>109438611What's weird is how suddenly, just in the last year, it's now completely pointless to know how to do that thanks to LLMs.
>>109438384>Only thing we can agree on is that the IQ requirement for a white collar/office job is basically being shifted from 95 minimum to 115 minimum.no? half the job is indians and the top 1% of their country is 100. the h1bs in america are probably legitimately like 97 average. they wont ever do a study on this though because the results would be taboo.
>>109439320There is basically no point to the entire country of India even existing thanks to AI, I guess it's not all bad.
>>109439077In my country government office jobs are accessed to an exam anyone can take and there's no bullshit. You pass it you're in, and jobs are filled by score.
>>109439412this is a racist policy. exams have not provided opportunities to historically oppressed peoples such as black americans, whose IQ in the highest income bracket perform almost as well as the lowest income bracket whites.
> engineer at new company> 90% h1b indian staff, indian management> management doesnt listen to engineers> ever> we say "this will break"> "just ship it"> we say deadline impossible> "make it possible"> ship rushed garbage> it breaks> nobody can figure out why> we literally told them why> system fires 24/7 for weeks straight> clients screaming> contracts about to cancel> management response: rush harder go faster> tfw ignored into oblivion> its over
>>109438339Millennial interview question>fizzbuzz
>>109439738That's boomer and gen x.Millenials had only leetcode-like interviews, though in various flavors. Including fully-on-whiteboard-leetcode.
>>109439773I’m a 90s zoomer. My first internship in 2018 had me do fizzbuzz for my interview
>>109439955Even in my first internship in 2011 fizzbuzz had already been retired like 6-7 years prior and was totally unheard of. Instead we had to grind cracking the coding interview and shit like that.
>>109431826```pydef findTotalPower(power: list[int]) -> int: MOD = 10**9 + 7 n = len(power) # 1. Monotonic Stack to find L (left) and R (right) boundaries left = [-1] * n right = [n] * n stack = [] for i in range(n): while stack and power[stack[-1]] >= power[i]: stack.pop() if stack: left[i] = stack[-1] stack.append(i) stack = [] for i in range(n - 1, -1, -1): while stack and power[stack[-1]] > power[i]: stack.pop() if stack: right[i] = stack[-1] stack.append(i) # 2. Compute Prefix Sums (S) and Prefix Sums of Prefix Sums (P) S = [0] * (n + 1) for i in range(n): S[i + 1] = (S[i] + power[i]) % MOD P = [0] * (n + 2) for i in range(n + 1): P[i + 1] = (P[i] + S[i]) % MOD # 3. Sum up total powers total_power = 0 for i in range(n): L, R = left[i], right[i] pos = (i - L) * (P[R + 1] - P[i + 1]) neg = (R - i) * (P[i + 1] - P[L + 1]) subarray_sum = (pos - neg) % MOD total_power = (total_power + power[i] * subarray_sum) % MOD return total_power```# Example trace: power = [2, 3, 2, 1]print(findTotalPower([2, 3, 2, 1])) # Output: 144
have you ever "threatened" your employer?
>>109439967All I'm saying is that it still existed even in the late 2010s. It was a meme, but it still existed at boomercorps.
>>109429365You are unironically killing yourself. Your brain is fucked
>>109440052># 2. Compute Prefix Sums (S) and Prefix Sums of Prefix Sums (P)either this took u 4 hours or u looked up the solution
>>109440333lmao "earned" the "i joined their discord" badge?
At Amazon we started tracking AI usage in hours kek. First it was how many team members use AI at least once per week, then once per day, then they started counting how many hours per week we "engage" AI, apparently 8 hours is the goal???? How the fuck is this sustainable or affordable? I understand AI usage okay I use it daily but 8 hours per week thats 20% of your time having a clanker doing something, take out meetings and shit and that jumps to maybe 30%. You literally have to mindlessly vibecode everything to reach that target
>takes 3 weeks for the gov to send me an sf86>they ask me for 7 years of all my personal information>tell me I have a deadline of 3 days to complete itlol
>>109428139>a small barely profitable company with tight budgets>all of my coworkers are white menWhy is an all-white company barely profitable?
>>109441002Because there's no money in small business anymore. Every sector of the economy is dominated by a handful of mega corporations that monopolize and control everything.
>>109438656>I still do 2-5 interviews per monthHow is that possible? Do you work in FAGMAN? Because I haven't had a single recruiter (that wasn't an obvious jeet scammer) contact me since 2022.
>>109425998Why does this dude look like Sam Altman
>>109440831Kek at the most recent all hands at my company the CEO was proudly showing off how much our prompts have increased, told us to keep increasing AI usage, but also at the same time maybe don't fable ultracode everything.
>>109434031Can you forward this information to me from your company’s email server?
>>109441190I mean I don't write code anymore(minus some minor occasions where AI code looks retarded and unreadable), I make it review my PRs before publishing them, debug shit, summarise messages and I even have it rephrase my own writing because I have a tendency to sound hostile or rude sometimes and I'm still not hitting that target. Only a matter of time before people just start wasting tokens to farm KPIs if that's not done already.
Should I be applying to entry level faang jobs if I have no faang experience even though I have a decade plus swe experience in general?
>severely burnt out>need to study to find another job in this brutal marketI think I'm just going to quit on Monday. I have 4 years of savings. My resume got traction for a few jobs just this week, but I'm beyond exhausted. They fired a coworker, gave me their work, then gave me a new graduate to train as a 'replacement' and didn't give me a raise or offer any help. I got chewed out by a vice president last friday because a vendor didn't deliver on what that former coworker's promised even though I had nothing to do with the procurement.
>>109441296eh. It probably depends on your current job title.
>>109438471I always get a new job right when these cycles are at the bottom.I feel like if I moved mid-cycle I could get way bigger pay bumps but the job is always comfiest mid cycle.
>>109435014They still code like a highschooler. The agents and long context windows make them more useful but not meaningfully different.
>>109429882The only places that have ever given me leetcode problems are YC startups essentially looking for slaves.
>>109429115You need to walk more and maybe journal.
>>109441478>1714926694110984.jpgWhat the fuck did I just look at?
>>1094415https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bWFdfEPPjc
>>109441648lmao
>>109441595The Ballocaust
might take a job as a legal assistant for $60k tc
So I guess tomorrow I'm done with training and can start working on projects. Looking forward to it.
>>109441478>didn't give me a raisedid you ask for it?>offer any helpdid you complain to them for the replacement?how many people in your team?
>>109438693420 blaze it loldid I get the job?
>>109439681> posts like this> thinks he isn't part of the problem
>>109443253As Senior SE, I can say without doubt women are my favorite gender.Men are:MeanStinkyNot sexually attractive
>recruiter sends connection request>I'm not looking to change jobs at allDo I accept? I don't really want to be pitched a job
>>109443276retard
>>109428268I can't even take grocery store melatonin without feeling like shit, I can't imagine how a person can take all of this every day
>>109443829Us kings have melatonin in our skin, we don't need to take it mayo boy
>>109443253Catalysts? For what? Is he just saying a "big word" with no understanding of what it means?
>just found out im legible for 3 months of paid NEETinghell yeah time to do less than the bare minimum
>>109444127was your handwriting not good enough before?
>>109443829she doesn't realize it's the pills making her feel like shit, and instead blames it on a mental/physical illness for which she will take even more meds
>>109444254i simply wasnt aware of any welfare shit or how it works because i love working all my life, but my current job mindbroke the fuck out of me and society is so shit that im ready to be a leech
>go to college>get the harder, more prestigious "software engineer" degree>do 4 internships>do all the projects and open source work>get a job>get laid off because company nose dived (5 yoe)>can't find a job anymore>my entire life has felt like a provision until i reach some future golden state>i feel like I've worked my ass off to get here and literally nobody but me cares>spent 4 years and tonnes of money on a piece of paper that is now not even consideredI'm not letting it impact my internal flame, but I'm never trusting the system again. It's cold, random soup of life out there and you have to be prepared at every moment. I'm once again at the bottom of the power ranking.
>>109444829What's next, want to open a ramen shop with me?
>>109444829I've worked about 100x harder than you with achievements only 10x higher than yours, and gotten about 1/2 of what you got (usually I get 1/10 of what people get with 1/100 of my effort).Don't despair, it's bad for everyone, but you're doing better than many.
>>109444127Update: holy fuck ghosting whiny cunt users feels SO good
Is there an easy way to find out which caste my coworker belong to?
>>109443253A shameless post just to get upvotes. If he was an honest person he should've expressed his gratitude towards specific women he knew.
There is a type of engagement in big companies where some team handles something and another one needs to do something on it but the first team doesn't have the bandwidth to do it so the second team does it with """"support"""" from the first team - remember it's the same team that doesn't have bandwidth.In amazon we call it away team but I'm sure there are identical concepts in other companies, basically it's the most humiliating, soul crushing humiliation ritual there is, imagine basically begging pajeets to review or approve something, it can be as simple as pressing a button that takes them 2 seconds to do but you can't do it from your side and they will keep ghosting you until you escalate the entire fucking org. That's just unholy, I have no idea how we keep brining up senior leaders that have some 40 50 guys under them and these retards still won't budge lmao
>>109444829Same except i did my degree in 2 years and learned a LOT of bullshit to get here but it's all looking hopeless and I still need to chase something more. I am tired of it all. Also debt
>>109445753This is my entire company. I cant order hardware but im responsible for delivering it. I cant cycle a port or even look at a port’s config but im responsible for the network running properly. Ultrajeeted hellhole in big pharma.
>>109426998Other more important tracks just piled up
Every social media and news outlet is full of how AI is replacing human work in most sectors... except for leadership and management. Why is that?
>>109445681Last name.
humiliation ritual
>>109445753That's just any engineering org with 200+ software engineers.It's all a big mess and the reason why non-technical project managers are still a thingt. project manager that has to clean up messes like the one you described basically every day instead of actually managing projects like in the 90s
>>109446326>be me>have actual decision making powers>choose to not replace myself with AI because I like money and power>feelsgoodman.csv
>>109425540we have a few developers out this week which means I will do nothing basically. I will do some things tossed over here and there that are fairly important but other than that I am just sitting at my desk watching youtube programming in the GOAT language C for some side stuff. That or I'll start learning lua or rust. Trying to get a new job and having more languages as proficient is always good.
Death, Taxes, and Mondays.
>>109446326Why aristocrats have been collecting welfare benefits from peasants if most of the nobles did not even bother to fight?
>trying to study for an upcoming interview>look up literally any topic (in this case SOLID design principles)>all of the videos are either by quirk chungus millennials that can't help but insert unfunny cringe jokes every 30s, or jeets
>tfw so fucking burned out that I just let Claude reply to my pings on Slack with my name using the newly setup integration today
>>109448143Well, boomers and zoomers are too stupid for tech so that's all you're left with.
>>109448726>zoomers are too stupid for tech
>>109448782What a meme. You could never get a job with leetcode easy's past the dotcom bubble.
>>109441478>I got chewed out by a vice presidentdocument the aggression and bring it to HR
>>109448506Eh, I mean it'll work until it doesn't. It could end up working for a while.
VP is a completely made up org tier and no I won't listen to explanations.
>>109449292Yes, but so are the other roles like director, president, CEO, CSO, COO... it's well known and no secret to anyone.
still waiting for jewlon kikerat to let me block all accounts from india / nigeria / pakistan
>coworker and me are at the same seniority level despite the fact that I have more experience throughout my career and produce better work>coworker gets promoted and now manages me just because they've been here longerwhy do companies do this, stop fucking promoting people with no management experience
>>109449454People should absolutely be promoted with no managerial experience, that's how you make technically competent people into managers. The single worst thing that happened to the field is the same as in the other fields: letting fresh out of school mba's manage things in domains they had never heard of before getting hired to lord over people with 20 yoe average.
>>109449501not every individual contributor is cut out for management, especially when I have to be the one to make major revisions to their work and make obvious suggestions they haven't even considered. companies have already created more levels in the IC track for this reason. the market is so shit it would not be difficult to find someone to fill that role.
>added to a new project>immediately stumble upon BOLA exploit that allows a user to see all of another user's infoBruh.Are people fucking retarded
>ghosted by a recruiter after 5 rounds of interviewsthese mfs fr the most evil niggas alive
>>109449540My issue is less with the promotion and moreso with the expectation that they are now my manager. I don't have anything to gain from them. I do think we needed some sort of leadership, but I would have preferred if we hired someone from outside the org to fill that role rather than just promoting someone to it because they've been here the longest. I have a meeting with the director this week and will need to think of the nicest way possible of expressing this.
>>109449454>>109449501I don't get it. even in this general we've discussed many times that company don't really want their competent goy workers to become managers, BECAUSE they are competent. a manager presses the workers to stay productive.
>>109449640It is also very annoying that companies and recruiters treat role titles at face value. They are supposed to correlate with your experience, but in the majority of companies I've worked for the gymnastics you have to perform to get a promotion rarely have to do with actual skill or experience. My last company stiffed myself and teammates of promotions because of budget issues. We had an associate who had clearly demonstrated they were ready to move to mid-level but the org kept promising they would get a promotion and behold, they got laid off
>>109449540Generally one does not just immediately go from IC to management. At the very least they should have mentored another employee to gain those skills. Technically they were supposed to mentor me, but I'm at the mid/senior level and worked at enough product orgs that I didn't need their mentorship; I'm already self-sufficient.
>>109449688NEETbro why you posting this here
>>109449709I am technically in education and training
>>109449728You don't have a job, you don't belong here. You have the entire rest of the board to shit up
>>109449740>shit upI am spreading on topic comedic relief
I have meeting in 3 minutes I am shitting myself I might not show up fuck these people man
>>109446326I got my job because of AI
i interviewed with a team lead that seemed pretty cool. it was for a position that is very similar to what i already do, but at a bigger company. i just need some divine luck.
holy fuck i am so tired
>>109438693He's 16 tho
>>109449639this should be illegal
>company wide call put on our calendars>we're doing well>ai is enabling us to be more productive and generate more revenue>also we're offering early retirement>also there will be an RTO mandate coming soonso this is the end. i reckon i'll be in >>>/g/utwg pretty soon
>>109449639email the recruiter and copy the hiring manager or anybody else you spoke to. the recruiter could be gone
>>109450519I don't have access to anybody else's email, in megacorps everything goes through the recruiter. I tried finding the hiring manager's linkedin (i've already had two interviews with him) and couldn't find shit.
>>109450557what is the format of the recruiter's email? you can just email that>firstname.lastname@corpcom>firstnamelastname@corp.com>firstinitiallastname@corp.com
>>109450575I don't know the hiring manager's last name. he joined all the meetings only with his first name.
>>109450589surely you can find somebody who has an email at their domain
recruiters are the evilist niggas on earth fr like there's a recruiter academy somewhere out there and to pass u have to torture a puppy without flinching and ignore 10 emails from a dude telling you the banks about to foreclose on him and his 2 kids and pregnant wife or some shit
>new company training>assigned ai acceptable use module>ask claude cowork to complete training>it actually does>100%checkmate liberals
>>109449626>Bruh.that answers your question (yes, people are fucking retarded, including yourself)
Opinion on over employment? ie when you hold 2 or more remote jobs.
>>109449640Reminds me of my former tech lead who never demonstrated any leadership qualities nor was he was particularly good with coding, planning, or design. He rarely talked to the team, rarely helped the team, and rarely guided the team except in rare instances of imposing hair-brained decisions. Somehow he charmed his way into becoming an engineering director at another company that was much larger.
>>109450773very funny although you will get fired from both companies they inevitably find out and good luck putting those on your resume
>>109450911Imagine not dumping most of your skill points into cha and luck. Some people really think they can get anywhere with an int-only build. A little wis would have helped some but nooooo gotta be a fucken sperg.
>Interview with the hiring manager>Technical Screening (leetcode question)--- I am here --->Technical Interview (DSA) - leetcode again>Systems design and architecture >AI familiarity and prompting skills>Behavioral Interview>Debugging session
>>109450969for me job #2 is OK with the arrangement since it's just a 3 month contract.
is 50 per hour bad for a contract?
>>109449540That's not the point, rather that there is no path between IC and management at all right now. Only people with 0 knowledge or experience are getting management roles. That's a huge reason why everything is so shit nowadays. Not to mention that what you describe is the typical failing upward scenario, those people shouldn't have been hired in the first place and failing upward is caused by inexperienced mba-only management at the top.
>>109450702You’re old.
>>109450773I kind of accidentally did this for a while back during covid. Accepted a new job and got a start date. Procrastinated about handing in my notice to old job so had like 3 weeks of overlap.A little interesting juggling meetings, but very doable, but that could have been the fact I was on my way out of one and being given stupid easy tasks and documentation and the other one just being onboarding stuff that they fucked up so took forever.
>all those overcomplicated cloud-focused software infrastructure that stacks layers upon layers of abstractionscloud heroically struggles with problems unknown to on-premises infrastructure.We've known for years that distributed systems are complex, slow and expensive, why does everyone keep pushing it over centralized systems, especially at places when distributed systems offer no advance whatsoever? Cloud for the sake of cloud, as if cloud was a value in itself.Managements literally split the budget in half for on-premises and cloud infrastructure.Cloud budget MUST go to the cloud, despite barely anyone at the company using it and begging for more on-prem compute.We could buy twice the compute, instead we are forced to spend that budget on pre-paid credits at some cloud company we most likely will never use.Make it make sense.No wonder clouds like Amazon, Azure, Google etc. are doing so well when you have mandatory cloud budgets inside companies.The whole market is fake, gay and rigged.
>>109437539relatable
lads I pointed Claude on full auto full bypass mode at an open ended ticket telling it to not stop until the PR review loop (which uses gpt 5.6 sol with some internal company data and docs) greenlights it for human reviewI'm going to sleep, and either wake up to getting fired tomorrow or having fixed a major problem
>>109451402>hi we centralized all of our infrastructure in virginia us east>wtf there was a power outage, all of our shit went down>users in europe are reporting 400ms delays when refreshing the application
>>109451402The reason is it allows "hardware resources" to be spun up or down at any moment, so it means no procurement or purchase decision required. What's more, cloud providers offer tons of credit in practice.
What does it take to even get an interview at FAGMAN at the mid to senior level? Seems impossible without connections.
>>109451663Literally this is what happens with cloudshit, while for centralized you'll colocate when needed. People are moving out of github majorly for this reason (constant outages while the world heavily depends on CI/CD-based bullshit provided by repo hosts nowadays).And even "blind" you won't get 400ms from even east yuropoor to west coast, more like 120ms tops. Furthermore, the delay limit is 2s, which is a far cry from 400ms (beyond that limit, users can decide not to use the site just on psychological inconvenience alone).
>>109448143>SOLIDhow do you stay SOLID after 50?
>>109451663lol, our cloud compute provider has issues almost weekly, it took them over a month to fix a slow storage issue that made running any compute jobs impossible. No one gives a shit at clouds, to the point our employees would literally wait for the local resources to free up than to deal with cloud shit. Now you have to use different tools too, frequently very limited, you have to pass data back and forth between locations etc.Compare that to centralized compute cluster with fast networking, all services local as well, K8s customized exactly for our users needs, centralized NAS storage available anywhere.>>109451689>it allows "hardware resources" to be spun up or down at any momentwhile costing 10x as much or more, on-demand pricing is absolutely crazy, even long-term contacts (that's 3 years!) are ridiculous, a local server would already beat renting after a year and a half (that already includes cost of collocation and power), and you get to keep the hardware at the end.Cloud can act as an extension of on-prem in a pinch if you momentarily really need more resources, but basing your whole infrastructure on it is crazy to me.
I didn't sleep well and I feel tired afI also feel tired of my fucking workplace...>>109450501use your current position to your advantage and ask for a wage raise and not to RTO, though complaining obviously might backfire
holy shit I didn't realize how much I was surviving on caffeine the past few days. I never had a crash like that
Looks like I survived another round of layoffs.
>>109452387>first, make sure your competition gets fired
>>109452397The slowest mule is nearest to the whip.
For the love of god, PLEASE stop using password managers.
>watching systems design video>"two things can go wrong with sharding. and the first problem is called a hot shard."
>>109452666Why?
I went back to work after summer vacation and all I see is claude generated text everywhere. In PR descriptions, comments, slack messages, internal newsletters. etc. It's all load-bearing claude.
>>109452666I still use the one I wrote myself in college.
>>109450773I regret not doing this when I was remote. I never got a reward for pretending to work on nothing for 8 hours every day.
>>109446326Because they're retarded. They said the steam engine would do the same thing.
>>109450911Minister of War of the USA is a talk show host, your skills are literally irrelevant if you kiss the right ass
>>109450911Based ladder climber. Remember what it is you actually care about. The shareholders? The product? Or you and the people close to you.
Any TS/SCI FSP niggas in this bish?
>>109453434I used to be. Gave up on that years ago though
>>109453495They made me an offer I can't refuse so I'm going through the process. It will take like 2 years though which sucks bigly.
>>109453527It doesn't usually take that long anymore. But be ready to have your whole life analyzed and questioned.
>>109453563There's no way I could do that. I was too much of a drunk in my 20s.
>>109453563I'm kind of a boring normie with no criminal history, no gambling, no financial issues, no weird sex stuff. No contact with foreign nationals or any of that shit. The worst stuff I've done is media piracy. I just have to be honest about jerkin it to femboys sometimes.
can we connect?
>just stop caring>you care too much>just relax anon, it's so much easierIf I actually stopped caring, I would quit.
>>109453619Only a problem if you're still an alcoholic or you have blackmail-able stuff in your past.>>109453643They'll still push. The trick is to stick to your positions. When they ask "Well what about..." don't let them write down something that's not true or semi-true, as the person doing the adjudication will only see the reports, they won't be talking to you. Context will be lost. As for the FSP, don't admit to anything, no matter how many times they say "I'm seeing some weird data on the chart that indicates you might not be truthful..." Just say okay and go again. It's all scripted.But also, the work is going to probably be boring as fuck anyway.
is 51 per hour bad for a contract?
>>109453672>If I actually stopped caring, I would quit.This. I've actually stopped caring before and I literally can't be assed to show up to 11:00 meetings on time anymore.
>>109453766I don't think I should try to play mind games with spooks.
I just found out that the heap (memory) isn't actually a heap (priority queue)
>>109453990It is a really unfortunate naming collision. It almost feels like you could use a heap for it.
>>109451934especially because you still need people managing the cluster (fuck), everything is expensive, unreliable and slow, especially on azure
>>109453990heap of shit
>>109445753>work at fagman>don't need support from anyone>entire codebase is owned by my team of 20 people>we can do everything ourselves, we hand the code off to someone else and they deployIt's nice but at the same time we're about to get merged into some other org and it's probably gonna suck ass
>>109451934>no one gives a shit at cloudsI work at cloud. It's not that we don't give a shit, it's that it is incredibly complicated. In the core compute org, which includes engineering for networking, OS, drivers, firmware, VMs, storage backend there is something like 30k employees. There are so many individual components it takes forever to figure out what even went wrong in the first place sometimes. We get tickets that just say>my network turned off for 1 second 3 weeks ago, this is unacceptable fix now!!!!and they refuse to provide more help than that, refuse to help us get a reproduction of the issue. And it's some small artisinal cheese store in spain. Well guess what, no one gives a shit about your small ass company if you won't even help us. We're instead going to focus on debugging the issue blackrock or walmart is having on 10 of their 30,000 VMs. We had a customer complain once that the node they landed on was at 80C and demanded answers and an RCA for what that was causing their configuration issues
>>109454502can you hire me, nigga? what do you need me to do bro, claude exists I can learn anything
Be knowledgeable about designing asic accelerator pipelines
>>109454715I just want to code
are there any jobs left that dont allow AI so I can use AI discretely and coast. if such a job exists I will find a way to not get caught. I just need to know where
>>109455321artist at the tranny commune
>>109455321You're absolutely right to push back on that. The nuclear reactor control loop deadlocking is unacceptable — that's an honest take and it was worth calling out
>>109447735>project manager that has to clean up messesNigga you usually make stuff even worse by making sure everything has to go through you first so when you are on vacations or otherwise unavailable the whole project grinds to a halt. Not to mention the endless amount of meetings you guys love so much.
>>109451645Update: it worked and fixed the issue
>>109449437Remember when he said there were too many bots on Twitter
>>109449437>Get a linkedin request from random nobody>ignore it for a while>work org feels iffy, accept it to bolster my numbers>they send a message in 5 secondsjust ban india from the whole internet already
>>109455802good working saar
>>109451934>while costing 10x as much or moreYes, but businesses are not rational systems so it's still more beneficial for the shareholders to do this. It's the same reason b2b software costs a fortune while being 1/10th as good as the nearest open source alternative (think hubspot vs literally any open-source CRM, I was appalled when I first got hubspot access).
>>109452666Password managers are the only way to stay sane in the nuWorld of authshittery
>>109453769Terrible in general but can depend on jurisdiction. If you use an EOR they'll make you pay employment tax on the full amount on top of your normal employee taxes (plus other fees for things like benefits). If you have your own company you will have to tax optimize and can't pay yourself the whole amount. Any contract at less than 100/hour is not worth doing even as a noob. Even in my yuropoor country I bill USD$150 minimum (given that I'm skilled and experienced) and if I were in the US it is estimated I should be able to get around $400.
'Ate software testers'Ate product managers'Ate processLuv shippingSimple as
Keep holding your bags fellow snailcats. Let the Always Indians eat themselves and their companies up. We will become a race of revered, divine, higher beings.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5x7GLl-mMo
>>109456236You will be joining the race known as 'unemployed'
>>109456249poo in loo
>>109455530kek
>>109454502>owned by my team of 20 peopleI don't miss this. I'm at a small company now and there are entire repos where I'm the only contributor.
>>109454583>We had a customer complain once that the node they landed on was at 80C and demanded answers and an RCA for what that was causing their configuration issueslol who fucking cares what the sensors say as long as it works (also why are you giving tenants access to the sensors?)
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>>109425998Whatsapp is not a professional file sharing platform
>>109429658Is this your first time on this board in the last year?
