>been unemployed / underemployed for ~1.5 years >spent most of that time studying >10x better developer than I was at my old swe job >cant even qualify for the same shit today
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)03:40:40
>>109034669 The jobs are fake anyway. indians are fed the answers for the quiz interviews.
That's why they do quiz interviews. They're perfect for indians - they're good at memorizing the answers, so, heh, perfect lmao
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)09:28:27
>>109032642 Be lazy enough that people question your wage but useful enough that they don't want to get rid of you
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)10:08:39
>>109033586 >abg cmo | miss asia ny | content creator (27k+) | prev @cluely HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>109032100(OP) >How Did You Hear About [Palo Alto]? ...I work(ed) in tech dawg. I've seen your firewalls in almost every server room I've been in. What the fuck are these options?
I got a 9-5 in graphic design, I waste a lot of time at the office doing nothing. 99% of their workflow is basically AI slop, generating images and tweaking he hallucinations/AI artifacts in photoshop to hide them. That's pretty much all they do. I got into this job being devoured by imposter syndrome, thinking am I cut out, are my adobe skills that great, how's my aesthetic sense, only to find out that they prompt stuff all day, nothing else.
I got about 10 months in this role before I reach a hard-quite deadline to do master's. What should I do/study until then to get back into my field? I have some UI/UX background but I'm disgusted with design related stuff right now so I'm thinking cloud, sysops or data networks. Can I be competent/hireable in 10 months self-studying for any of those in my spare time at work/home?
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)12:08:03
its crazy how AI supposedly can code something in hours that took months to code by hand before and yet software still pretty much feels the same it felt pre-AI. Some would argue it got worse because of the slop.
>>109036846 Then it's because it can't. At least not in the same quality.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)13:08:50
>>109036533 "palo alto" pronounced with a yank accent is the gayest shit ever
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)13:10:04
>>109037237 but that's not true. the average LLM code output quality far exceeds the quality of the average developer
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)13:11:18
>>109036846 Not really, I'm seeing a lot of things that were stuck for years, decades sometimes, getting new updates which are objectively better than it was before. Some parts of the AWS Console being one of them. Stop coping.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)13:16:23
Good morning sirs. I am still unemployed.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)13:17:02
>>109037259 That's because you're retarded and think that code where every other line is commented means it's good. You're too dumb to see the awful quality of AI slop and are amazed at code that is, at least in some ways, stylistically clean (the long readable variable names are nice and I wish humans did that more often). LLM code is ALWAYS pure unmaintainable spaghetti trash
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)13:22:08
>>109037301 I spent like 40 hours reading this python code from Google to understand how it did tensor multiplication with my spread sheet I was feeding it. It had like 8 abstract functions that were like 2000 lines of code each and had really weird edge cases depending on the input flags. None of it had comments because of how elegant and functional paradigm it was.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)13:24:30
>>109036542 UI/UX is completely different than sys admining or doing network engineering. I think you could be hireable in 10 months for a junior position if you go real hard on the studying, and labbing.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)13:39:01
>>109037259 Sure. I wonder why no one is using that magic ability to make software better then.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)14:03:36
which is your dream employment role Anon?
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)14:14:44
>>109037529 ios developer @ apple, just enough seniority to be able to meaningfully contribute to apps and do real work but not enough to where im forced into a dozen meetings every day and tard wrangling other employees
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)14:22:38
>>109037596 I feel like trying to load the test apk, each build, onto the different ipads and iphones would be pretty cathartic at the moment.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)14:23:53
>>109036846 Fable 5 has been out like 2 days, anon.
>>109037654 why did it only work on feb april march, if it has been out for years?
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)14:27:29
>>109037639 most of the work is done on the simulators. xcode lets you play around with like every iphone version ever released
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)14:28:10
>>109037664 I guess you don't work in tech, most companies are using ancient tech from 2010 and earlier still, they will probably start using AI in a decade or more lol
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)14:30:29
>>109037678 what does the llm even do? You give it a ticket and the code and it makes a patch?
I found a job an IT related job in a pharmasutical manufacturing company, I look after very basic IT shit like user management access management shit like that but I am a software engineer and they outsource the development part which I thought I would be doing Should I fine another job? Or having experience in this help me find a better job in future? I am interested in Linux admin and system admin, the pay is alright
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)14:41:54
too bad studying meme maths wont help me get a better position in life.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)15:05:15
10 different jeet recruiters reaching out to me about the same position yesterday and today. why are they gatekeeping my career?
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)15:45:10
>>109037654 >makes bugs by itself >fixes bugs by itself hmmm
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)15:57:34
>>109037654 So the AI introduced hundreds of bugs? Not a great look.
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)16:06:20
>>109033586 >bro he used Apollo >PAY FOR APOLLO RIGHT NOW GOY >YES SIGN UP NOW PAY PAY PAY Very subtle.
> so anon do you have any github projects do corroborate your programming knowledge? > no > ... how are we expected to believe you? > just let me do the job? I have a degree for a reason was I wrong for doing this? Interview was awkward afterwards I passed their tests but I am still wondering if there is a better way to phrase that.
>>109039188 tell them you just spend your free time solving jeetcodes
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Anonymous06/12/26(Fri)18:15:45
>>109039207 first was implementing a basic mqtt send from spec i was given second was walking through gpu code and explaining the algo edge cases. Only got the mqtt one because I had already done that once via google I dont think they expected me to finish it. >>109039248 but I dont I am no cs grad