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gautambay
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About gautambay
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Comment #39913462
Thanks for the perspective. Any predictions on how long before junior roles open up again / what are you seeing at your employer?
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Comment #39913449
I wonder about this too.
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Comment #39913424
In that case, feels like the current trend is unsustainable and should reverse once the intermediates eventually revolt? WDYT? Have both your companies explicitly stated that the f…
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Comment #39913003
The point about stitching together resonates.
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Comment #39912715
Thanks! Appreciate the data points and insight. Do you have a perspective on whether this will exacerbate the shortage of senior engineers in a few years, if way fewer new people e…
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Ask HN: What is the future of the entry-level software engineering job?
Hoping to spark an insightful discussion on the how advances in AI will impact the demand for entry-level software engineers, and the nature of that job. Some prompts to consider: …
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Ask HN: What are the biggest skill gaps on large engineering teams?
I lead a technology training/upskilling company and am trying to do some research on our next 2-3 courses to build, to upskill engineering teams outside Silicon Valley. Those of yo…
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Comment #13638326
Agree with this. In fact, it's already changing in a couple of domains. (1) Teams that build data products often have product managers. (2) Data analytics consulting teams have pro…
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Comment #13638295
I realize this isn't a proper answer to your question, but it reminds of a tweet from Monica Rogati: "A decade in academia taught me a bunch of sophisticated algorithms; a decade i…
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Comment #13533734
Thanks for this! I've been on multiple H1B visas, at both large companies and startups. I've also sponsored H1B visas as an employer. I would support this bill. The headline is a c…
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Comment #13385178
Does it remain a top-10 degree if thousands of people take the course every year? Genuine question. I work in education, and we struggle with this selectivity vs. access question o…
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Comment #13374713
Didn't work for me.
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Comment #12187177
This report is pretty comprehensive, but I think it's US-only. https://www.upwork.com/i/freelancinginamerica2015/
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Comment #8887747
> It amazes me that I can become relatively proficient on any subject I want, for free, from a $50 smartphone nearly anywhere in the world. As the internet increases parity in educ…
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Comment #8237460
Thanks, super helpful!
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Comment #8237260
Which parts of HCI do you think are the most important to include in a curriculum like this?
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Comment #8237249
Thanks for the feedback. The author did include an HCI course in the extra recommended resources, right at the end. The challenge (I think) was that the HCI course on Coursera, at …
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Comment #8237052
Unfortunately, yes. And sadly, that is the case for a few other materials later in the path as well. This is v1 though, and we'll work to make the experience better.
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Comment #8237044
The goal of this Learning Path is to list helpful resources into a curriculum that a motivated beginner can follow to learn the essentials of UX Design. Designers of Hacker News, w…
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Comment #8100174
Two thoughts: 1. People will move back to cities as cities become more attractive (thanks in part to things like the shared economy). There's already some evidence of this trend am…
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Comment #8026352
Interesting to note that (1) The cost of attending college has grown faster than inflation over the past few decades. (2) Yet, it seems that the ROI on college is high (for those y…
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Comment #8011936
Me too. perhaps they didn't prepare for the traffic spurt from HN?