With the advent of new O3 progressions, what are some recommendations for early/mid-career software engineers to maximize their job growth prospects in the future? What skills will be more sought after? What skills will be the most important? It seems more generic software engineer roles may become more saturated. Curious to hear other thoughts on this.
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Appreciate this, was incredibly helpful.
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#6If every car is self driving, there is still the question of where to go.
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#7If every car is self driving, there is still the question of where to go.
That's true. My thoughts are that at a more junior/mid-level, many of the problems assigned to engineers are smaller and more well-defined. They also involve a lower depth compared to projects at a senior levels or above. I can imagine these tasks are more along the lines of what O3 or similar AIs will excel at.
I'm interested in where junior/mid-level engineers should target their learnings to adapt to these areas.
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If your correct then most businesses will go out of business. If all you need is a CEO and the cloud who are you going to sell your products to if no one can buy anything because they've all been fired?
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#9What are "O3 progressions"? This thread is the first result when I search, and everything else on the page has something to do with military ranks.
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#10What are "O3 progressions"? This thread is the first result when I search, and everything else on the page has something to do with military ranks.
o3: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/12/opena...
Or this discussion at #1 now and on the front page for several hours: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42473321