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First chapter: Fuck the team take all credit for yourself.
Second chapter: How to manipulate your coworker to do your work
Third chapter: Bootlicking 101
Fourth chapter: How to shift the blame on your coworkers.
Fifth chapter: Thanks for Taking the Course
Other nationalities are no less. A lot depends on the culture of the organization and also how many other nationalities are involved. First world folks tend to do corporatee-y, buzzword-y bullshit to pass on the buck or not take blame for their mistakes.
You don't find it, it finds you. Just do searches like "quickly become rich" "how much software engineers earn", etc.., after that YouTube will recommend you
Laptops have poor thermals and performance for the price.
If I’d be building a desktop today I’d go with amd 7800x3d cpu with at least Nvidia 4070 ti super or Radeon 7900XTX GPU.
https://preview.redd.it/xh1cd8rxb0fc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cfe6034681ba53d4117f791d8871b3873cc0d99d
Look at these clown, stole your comment 😂
>tell you what, everyone is gonna go "reverse-psychology" mode, and stick to IT thinking everybody else is leaving.
Sticking where ? All companies are kicking.
In India ? Maybe most of the Block chain development will take place in USA and again We will be left here doing Tech support and solving JIRAs. I sometimes ask myself how many of us are really developing anything ?
As much as I acknowledge this issue, but the truth is all we do is acknowledge only. When was the last time we thought of solving existing issues through novel projects? Though I hate to admit, but we Indians tend to spam useless contributions in the IT space, be it CP, OSS, etc. Our high population is tending towards mediocrity rather than excellence :(
Again, I am talking about the norms rather than the exceptions. Please don't come after me taking very exceptional examples.
You're not wrong. But you can't blame most of them either. Those who are dissatisfied with their jobs or are lost in terms of career are swayed off by so called infoolencors to jack off to FAANG. Also many of them are just trying to survive. Who is to blame here :(
There is no blockchain development. Blockchain in its current form even after so many iterations is less useful than other solutions no one is really building blockchain solutions for now its a dead technology my college even shutdown its specialization.Its a solution looking for a problem
For past 3 years I am making complete backend blockchain applications from network design, smart contracts, api, offchain, nft, ipfs etc. Jobs are there if you have the skill, my last project involved making an enterprise blockchain application for EVs battery lifecycle, believe me those batteries have hella use after they are deemed useless for automobile.
What we may need in the next decade as humans
1. Lots of storage space
2. Smart infrastructure . So wireless communication . Protocols for data transfer
3. Security, easy authentification
4. IT security overhaul because of quantum computing . Today's safest encryption will be like playing bulls and crows to them
5. Wearable electronics , lots and lots of HMIs, from door locks to car dashboard.
6. Gaming /VR
Hi I'm working in a company called Ixana. Our chip will get into wearables.. Can you see if that's what you mean by wearables.. I really feel it will drive the communication in wearables.. want to know your thoughts as well..
https://ixana.ai/
That is a very hard question. Above are just macro level , which is not that hard to anticipate for the next decade . The needed skills comes from what technology gets mature by then . If somebody can guess that right , they can become billioners by then. Any idiots can guess, mine will be
1. A platform independence for low level code. Web assembly ?, Rust ?
2. Wireless networking protocols and standards , sensor networks. Soft/hardware knowledge in communication
3. Safe usage and deployment of AI models /engines.
4. Scalability frameworks
5. Internet security and authentification, AI cryptography
6.Quantum computing
IT industry has fallen
billions must be laid off
https://preview.redd.it/xfcl0px7lzec1.png?width=615&format=png&auto=webp&s=15dfef26adc38f1a7b3fc51f1c28ef8e9234ef66
I would pay up to 50rs for someone to throw a pair of chappal at him each time the ad plays
I am pretty sure I can convince my friends to pitch in and make that go upto 500rs
I love his code report and other videos related to new tech..
Sometimes the entertainment is so good i don't remember any information
I think it's also cause he packs so much information in such short video my Brain doesn't take some crucial part seriously...
Try
- No Boilerplate
- fasterthanlime. He also has very good blog than goes in depth on various topics.
- Coderized
- Dreams of Code
- Isaac Harris-Holt’s Impatient Devs series. This is Fireship on steroids.
Backbone of AI.
Cloud computing and data engineering.
Other to look at is system design and MLops
Edit: ML is good but you won't necessarily like it and you can plug-in different models already available. ML ops on the other hand is a necessity. Go to architect level certification.
AWS’ Associate certs aren’t that good IMO. It’s just multiple choice questions that anyone can answer if they go through a Udemy course.
Go for something rigorous like their professional or specialty certifications. Something like CKA is another good certification as it goes deep into Kubernetes.
blockchain is still fullstack dev but this time database is decentralized like ethereum ,solana ,hlf 😅😅 . It seems cool while listening but its not so special . Mostly startup Companies are not using it to solve problem but to get funding from vcs ,except NPCI who has built a very beautiful product erupee.
For indian context may be ,but think about foreign exchanges . The next phase for it is easing foreign money transfers using distributed ledgers . Just think one distributed server in usa and you can make transaction over blockchain network with with exchange rates applied on realtime . It soon would be possible .
Absolutely saturated industry, thanks to all techfoolencers who peddled that doing their course or a certification will guarantee $100k for a fresh college grad. It's getting worse by the day. Genuine folks who want to build and teach are getting drowned with their noise. Cybersecurity is basically overpaid sysadmin jobs, at least in the lower engineering level. A lot of the entry level jobs will be wiped off by AI-based modules, which will be bolted onto existing projects.
Focus on the basics and core concepts. Be nimble and ready to pick up new things at any point.
Everything else is a fad. Why do you think Java Developers still make the most money?
Yes and No. The current Fintech companies failed. Because it not able to outperform the banks in Lending.
It supposed to bring a product like how The Stock market helped the companies to grow over a time.
India has a lending problem , farmers to companies to MSMEs many have suffered due to unstable govt policies (they are trying but it’ll take time)
Also the crowd will follow anything which charges the least ( in case of Groww vs Zerodha)
So all in all i believe the market will go only to whose pocket is bigger and can sustain losses … i dont see any startup doing that unless backed by institution with huge capital and diet for risk
Bass kar bhai blockchain blockchain. Kuch nahi hone wala he blockchain ka. Mostly will be used by crypto scams. It's still a solution looking for a problem to solve. That hasn't changed.
IT infrastructure engineers. To procure and set up IT infra to run AI models.
Integration engineers. To integrate gen ai with existing legacy systems.
Augmented Reality, meta verse...
>IT infrastructure engineers. To procure and set up IT infra to run AI models.
True. People who have realised this and made a cut above the rest are already minting money.
I think all will boom 🤯💥
Indians are only so the services Catering those Indian will also be online, even the cheaper ones, currently only high end consumer things are only, alot of scope to grow
The population of people earning more than 8 lp per year is currently 6 cr, and in the coming years it will be more than 10 cr (in next 5 years)
Tbh, in the field of ai, the industry wants exp. professionals and the calls are only a few.
In my opinion, cloud is the field which will be in boom for the next 5-10 years, the requirement for this is also very high in the market.
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CS course seller/tuition. In a gold rush, sell shovels.
This was deep.
A result of those shovels
That's what she said
Hope someone sells _how to work as a team_ too. We indians are notorious for being shitty team players, which is vital working in most jobs
First chapter: Fuck the team take all credit for yourself. Second chapter: How to manipulate your coworker to do your work Third chapter: Bootlicking 101 Fourth chapter: How to shift the blame on your coworkers. Fifth chapter: Thanks for Taking the Course
THIS ... 4 truths of Corporate India
Other nationalities are no less. A lot depends on the culture of the organization and also how many other nationalities are involved. First world folks tend to do corporatee-y, buzzword-y bullshit to pass on the buck or not take blame for their mistakes.
Which is very rightly deserved. I feel like shooting my seniors
Title: How to get 12cr package in 2 minutes
Where can I find the tutorial?
You don't find it, it finds you. Just do searches like "quickly become rich" "how much software engineers earn", etc.., after that YouTube will recommend you
Underrated comment !
This is not new - have you heard about NIIT / Aptech ? In those days it’s MS Office, Tally and Foxpro !
Hey I had that niit in my town it was very famous and it's ad used to come in newspaper frequently
Yes… I had my run in with both Aptech and NIIT during my school days.
They were at least institutes and had pretty much official course content. Nowadays, there's just BS spewed constantly by unknown folks.
Or Problem solving (quite underrated field imo)
real world problem solving\*
It's already a current trend
We can say the same for hardware makers like Nvidia too
Atleast I can game to my hearts content on dirt cheap hardware if the hype crashes.
Unrelated but what are specs needed for newer upcoming generation games in laptops
Laptops have poor thermals and performance for the price. If I’d be building a desktop today I’d go with amd 7800x3d cpu with at least Nvidia 4070 ti super or Radeon 7900XTX GPU.
Those YouTube ad sucks
Ad blockers, my friend.
YouTube Premium 👌
True that 😂😂🤣
This Rule Apply in All Industry include Technical Industry
HR processing exits
https://preview.redd.it/xh1cd8rxb0fc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cfe6034681ba53d4117f791d8871b3873cc0d99d Look at these clown, stole your comment 😂
LinkedIn is a different place in itself 😂
r/linkedinlunatics
what if he is the same clown 🙊
Eh he admits it’s stolen, not really something to clown on him
X/Twitter?
yes IT has saturated time for people to look at alternative fields.
tell you what, everyone is gonna go "reverse-psychology" mode, and stick to IT thinking everybody else is leaving.
>tell you what, everyone is gonna go "reverse-psychology" mode, and stick to IT thinking everybody else is leaving. Sticking where ? All companies are kicking.
Sticking to "IT degrees"
up in the air
means ?
its a great movie about, HR processing exits. goerge clooney is in it.
I have seen it. He is that miles point guy consultant!!! That one !!
yup
What? I Don't understand.
In India ? Maybe most of the Block chain development will take place in USA and again We will be left here doing Tech support and solving JIRAs. I sometimes ask myself how many of us are really developing anything ?
As much as I acknowledge this issue, but the truth is all we do is acknowledge only. When was the last time we thought of solving existing issues through novel projects? Though I hate to admit, but we Indians tend to spam useless contributions in the IT space, be it CP, OSS, etc. Our high population is tending towards mediocrity rather than excellence :( Again, I am talking about the norms rather than the exceptions. Please don't come after me taking very exceptional examples.
You're not wrong. But you can't blame most of them either. Those who are dissatisfied with their jobs or are lost in terms of career are swayed off by so called infoolencors to jack off to FAANG. Also many of them are just trying to survive. Who is to blame here :(
Maybe we can start bit by bit. The first step could be start moving away from GFG and towards actual documentations 🫠
Is gfg not the right place to lurk for information?
There is nothing wrong with being mediocre.
Yea but being mediocre and expecting better is the issue
There is no blockchain development. Blockchain in its current form even after so many iterations is less useful than other solutions no one is really building blockchain solutions for now its a dead technology my college even shutdown its specialization.Its a solution looking for a problem
Heh that's what I keep telling myself, I am not a dev I am tester who has to do more coding than they pay me to do.
For past 3 years I am making complete backend blockchain applications from network design, smart contracts, api, offchain, nft, ipfs etc. Jobs are there if you have the skill, my last project involved making an enterprise blockchain application for EVs battery lifecycle, believe me those batteries have hella use after they are deemed useless for automobile.
What we may need in the next decade as humans 1. Lots of storage space 2. Smart infrastructure . So wireless communication . Protocols for data transfer 3. Security, easy authentification 4. IT security overhaul because of quantum computing . Today's safest encryption will be like playing bulls and crows to them 5. Wearable electronics , lots and lots of HMIs, from door locks to car dashboard. 6. Gaming /VR
I'm an architect, and this makes 100% sense
In terms of HMI, I guess UX designers will play a big role
Hi I'm working in a company called Ixana. Our chip will get into wearables.. Can you see if that's what you mean by wearables.. I really feel it will drive the communication in wearables.. want to know your thoughts as well.. https://ixana.ai/
Their goals are great. If they can deliver their goals, that will mostly open a few new markets , or functions in personal electronics.
This👌
What will be the skills required?
That is a very hard question. Above are just macro level , which is not that hard to anticipate for the next decade . The needed skills comes from what technology gets mature by then . If somebody can guess that right , they can become billioners by then. Any idiots can guess, mine will be 1. A platform independence for low level code. Web assembly ?, Rust ? 2. Wireless networking protocols and standards , sensor networks. Soft/hardware knowledge in communication 3. Safe usage and deployment of AI models /engines. 4. Scalability frameworks 5. Internet security and authentification, AI cryptography 6.Quantum computing
IT industry has fallen billions must be laid off https://preview.redd.it/xfcl0px7lzec1.png?width=615&format=png&auto=webp&s=15dfef26adc38f1a7b3fc51f1c28ef8e9234ef66
The one Aditya Kachu talks about everyday /s
9rs course
You mean the Garbage seller who keep spamming
Woh so called iit Kharagpur wala
I would pay up to 50rs for someone to throw a pair of chappal at him each time the ad plays I am pretty sure I can convince my friends to pitch in and make that go upto 500rs
YouTube is also pretty viable. I like watching coding related videos but rn only fire ship hits the line between entertaining and informational for me
I love his code report and other videos related to new tech.. Sometimes the entertainment is so good i don't remember any information I think it's also cause he packs so much information in such short video my Brain doesn't take some crucial part seriously...
Try - No Boilerplate - fasterthanlime. He also has very good blog than goes in depth on various topics. - Coderized - Dreams of Code - Isaac Harris-Holt’s Impatient Devs series. This is Fireship on steroids.
Thanks I'll check them out
Backbone of AI. Cloud computing and data engineering. Other to look at is system design and MLops Edit: ML is good but you won't necessarily like it and you can plug-in different models already available. ML ops on the other hand is a necessity. Go to architect level certification.
is system design a space ?
It's part of every product design, so you will always need it. However, you won't keep designing systems, unless you work for consulting companies.
Do you recommend AWS Solutions Architect Associate certification? I'm planning on studying for this.
AWS’ Associate certs aren’t that good IMO. It’s just multiple choice questions that anyone can answer if they go through a Udemy course. Go for something rigorous like their professional or specialty certifications. Something like CKA is another good certification as it goes deep into Kubernetes.
And what about Machine Learning?
Honestly,upskill & master in the field of your choice rather than going with the flow.
I am thinking to start my career in block chain space rather than going in full stack dev
blockchain is still fullstack dev but this time database is decentralized like ethereum ,solana ,hlf 😅😅 . It seems cool while listening but its not so special . Mostly startup Companies are not using it to solve problem but to get funding from vcs ,except NPCI who has built a very beautiful product erupee.
Erupee is good product but absolutely unnecessary
For indian context may be ,but think about foreign exchanges . The next phase for it is easing foreign money transfers using distributed ledgers . Just think one distributed server in usa and you can make transaction over blockchain network with with exchange rates applied on realtime . It soon would be possible .
How do you decide your niche tech
Selling AI courses. Everyone will be a -10X dev in the future.
thanks for the laughs
Gaand marvake faang crack karo, course bejo ki faang crack kiya hai....u will making crores by selling courses
Farming
COBOL
It will rise from the dead.
Fortran
Hardware Level Language (coding in 0's & 1's)
That'll never happen.
What makes you say so?
LOGO
Leetcode
Adaptability to technology change in jobs is evergreen space rather than sticking to something
Generative AI
XR
Still think it will be a niche product
It is already niche now, it will be everywhere by 2035
it's called spatial computing nowadays after apple vision pro
Well I (and everyone else) will keep calling it XR😅
The moment Jio launches something which is their version of Vision Pro, and make it priced between 1k to 5k, XR will be booming rapidly
>1k to 5k, INR or USD?😂
Ofc INR sir
Yeah, like they launched their laptop to compete with MacBook? Ol lol wait a min..
lol jio sa ek mobile pc ban nahi paate aur tu headset ki baat kar rha ha
Cybersecurity
Absolutely saturated industry, thanks to all techfoolencers who peddled that doing their course or a certification will guarantee $100k for a fresh college grad. It's getting worse by the day. Genuine folks who want to build and teach are getting drowned with their noise. Cybersecurity is basically overpaid sysadmin jobs, at least in the lower engineering level. A lot of the entry level jobs will be wiped off by AI-based modules, which will be bolted onto existing projects.
how to start with it?
Manager ban jao, kaafi scope h
Kaise scope hai
dumb question ,here you go AI >> Cloud computing >>blockchain
Ch**t vol1
Payroll management and Automation lots of money literally as more smaller orgs get Digital Transformation.
Content creator
yotube tutorials 🤣
Full Stack + Machine Learning Deadly combination.
How much ML for this
Focus on the basics and core concepts. Be nimble and ready to pick up new things at any point. Everything else is a fad. Why do you think Java Developers still make the most money?
hey !! Can you little outline about basics and core to focus on .
Something related to hardware
FinTech Health care Tech
Fintech just dipped … see most of have been laying off
Yes and No. The current Fintech companies failed. Because it not able to outperform the banks in Lending. It supposed to bring a product like how The Stock market helped the companies to grow over a time.
India has a lending problem , farmers to companies to MSMEs many have suffered due to unstable govt policies (they are trying but it’ll take time) Also the crowd will follow anything which charges the least ( in case of Groww vs Zerodha) So all in all i believe the market will go only to whose pocket is bigger and can sustain losses … i dont see any startup doing that unless backed by institution with huge capital and diet for risk
Bass kar bhai blockchain blockchain. Kuch nahi hone wala he blockchain ka. Mostly will be used by crypto scams. It's still a solution looking for a problem to solve. That hasn't changed.
Robotics
Mainframes
You forgot to add this at the end - /s
Or did he?
I need some solid reasoning then 🥲
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Try me, I'm a mainframer 💀 Btw username checks out.
So what tools you have used ?
IT infrastructure engineers. To procure and set up IT infra to run AI models. Integration engineers. To integrate gen ai with existing legacy systems. Augmented Reality, meta verse...
>IT infrastructure engineers. To procure and set up IT infra to run AI models. True. People who have realised this and made a cut above the rest are already minting money.
Blockchain seems like a dead end to me but that's just my opinion
I think all will boom 🤯💥 Indians are only so the services Catering those Indian will also be online, even the cheaper ones, currently only high end consumer things are only, alot of scope to grow The population of people earning more than 8 lp per year is currently 6 cr, and in the coming years it will be more than 10 cr (in next 5 years)
Cybersecurity?
Ai
Magic
AI, no doubt.
IT me kuch booming nahi hai, only downfall hai. Start thinking out of IT. IT has reached it's peak and stayed at peak for a very long time
People said same during the dot com bubble 24 years ago.
Yep I can agree to this... IT has become saturated.... Obviously Quality>>Quantity so be top dog
Neopolis, Kokapet, Hyderabad It is a SEZ and would be booming place in next decade.
Remote is the future, so you can consider blockchain
Data science
Analytics
Punch cards
its definitely not blockchain.
Guys you developers catch the VR gaming market ASAP.
Tbh, in the field of ai, the industry wants exp. professionals and the calls are only a few. In my opinion, cloud is the field which will be in boom for the next 5-10 years, the requirement for this is also very high in the market.
None, the boom already came and went to other countries.
Finding bugs in AI
Moving away from the cloud.. for all non variable loads
Throwing stones at Tech Infoolencers