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Ask HN: How to earn wealth in age of LLMs from third world country?
I want to be wealthy > $20M with abundant time to work on side projects and hobbies. Is it feasible for anyone in this economy to accumulate wealth without network? With uprising o…
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Comment #42510113
I had one of the best resolution for this year, so far I exceeded it with a banger. My resolution was to go into the year without having any expectation. It is one of the most coun…
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Comment #39614540
Thank you for your detailed answer. I will take some time to sink it in. One key takeway is to create value. As someone who is barely starting out, what is value? Is it revenue? Is…
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Comment #39614212
Absolutely Agree! If I may, I would like to ask you something a bit hyperbole. You outlined a few key points which include learning people skills, communication, and requirements e…
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Comment #39611096
Where to go now :(
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Comment #39604559
Is there a way to increase the chance for this? How should I go on about it?
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Ask HN: How to migrate to USA from 3rd world country (Indian subcontinet)?
For context, I am currently staying in Europe. I have zero skills/talent BUT higher degree in CS from European Uni. I am unable to learn the local language here. Want to move to US…
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Comment #39598176
Me too. Seems to be a trend among us, the new generation. Everything looks bleak.
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Comment #39598148
Answer for 3. It is a waste. I graduated 5 years ago. Joined Master hoping something good would happen. Learnt a few things here and there. Now I am in objectively bad position whe…
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Comment #39598122
I'm in similar boat. But I love CS and it seems easy for me. But I butchered myself (meaning no substantial skills on paper) so I am unhireable. People don't even look at my resume…
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Comment #39513009
How can I get started with this kind of research? Is it even possible without a PhD? Thanks.
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Comment #39436746
Yes, I have the debilitating fear that I am going to be automated out. I already believe I have failed in life and stopped trying. Now I am en route to being automated out even bef…
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Comment #39407595
It's hard to move to US because of the visa issue. And US is already full of competent software engineers.
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Comment #39401384
Hey genuine question, Why would anyone bother with learning anymore? When is learning enough to get started? How will someone get started with work? What qualifies someone to start…
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Comment #39061296
if someone misses any of these, does it mean the person is worthless?
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Comment #39061020
What makes something extraordinary?
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Comment #39061006
What if the person is graduating from Masters and had a decent internship but couldn't convert that?
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Ask HN: How much should one grind in early career?
As we all know, there are no jobs for juniors or new graduates. These categories of people are deemed as a waste of money (in context of current market.) Hence, it is not worth hir…
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Ask HN: How often do your review notes?
I see a lot of people writing about note-taking and all the software around it. But how often do you review it? I am curious because do you have a dedicated hour in your work sched…
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Comment #39018276
Hey. Thanks. Sorry about wasting your time. Shouldn't have started in the first place. It was my fault for trying to make a silly point. Too mid to understand your point.
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Comment #39018207
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