Why software engineers are grieving
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Why software engineers are grieving
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#4Claude, generate an article that will get to HN front page. Make no mistakes.
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#5I think I have seen the transition. Google, facebook, et al genuine believed they were changing the world unless they became seen as evil big corp.
Then came the techbro, true nerds doing nerdy stuff got lost among the noise techbros created.
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#6Its okay to be a tradesman. You don't have to join a cult and save the world. Work is hard and unpleasant. That's okay.
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#7Claude, generate an article that will get to HN front page. Make no mistakes.
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#8Learn to weld.
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#9> He told me more than once why he chose us over other offers. We were a B2B SaaS company that helped healthcare technology companies bring safer products to market faster. That mission mattered to him [..]
Mate, come on. Modern corporate hellscape America forces people say stuff like this. He wanted the job because you pay him MONEY which is required to EAT and not DIE OF ILLNESS, because employment is tied to if you get to see a doctor without going bankrupt.
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#10LinkedIn tier generated rubbish!