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Re: Ask HN: How bad is hiring going to be within the next year?

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Good points. I'd like to hear more about UX for data scientists. Do you mean creating custom user interfaces similar to the ones used in Tableau or PowerBI etc to explore large datasets? Or just in general following good UI principles when showing data, e.g. Tufte, Few, etc? Which interfaces / apps do you think do a good job in this regard?

That's just it -- I don't think there are any great interfaces, yet. Jupyter scratches only the surface of what literate experimental coding could be. I also have a back-of-napkin argument that the field is due for an invention as revolutionary to ML as the beizer handle was to vector art, or the spreadsheet was to money management. I'm interested conceptually in eventually leveraging eg VR and sonification for aid i…

VR… great example. I’m curious to know whether and what kind of impact the immersiveness of VR will have on exploring large data sets.

I wonder what kind of UIs Deepmind created for their data scientist… similar to Jupyter or better.

Re: Ask HN: How bad is hiring going to be within the next year?

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You have a point. Another reason to prefer remote work.

You are not immune to that by any means. If anything, you are more vulnerable. It's more difficult to spot the machinations going on.

This. Being remote actually amplifies toxicity. At least that's my experience in 3 different workplaces over 5 years.

Re: Ask HN: How bad is hiring going to be within the next year?

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The main thing is there are less than 6 figure jobs out there but not a lot of love for them. Of course we want to get the best results out there but the "bubble" in regards to exorbitant salaries will probably pop next year. We can probably see a rebound in 2024.
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