I just hit 3 years of experience exactly last month. Leading up to the milestone, I've been receiving cold dms for AI roles adjacent to what I'm working on from both FAANG, quant and start up firms. The comp range for these position is often 40-50% more than what I'm making in both cash and stock (currently I get 300k in the Bay Area.) Is now the best time for me to move?
> But from the east bay, I BART'ed to both Berkeley and San Francisco, which beat the daylights out of commuting by auto.
Would you say this is more true for hybrid arrangement or also for full RTO?
I've been living in South Bay for work (tech/AI) and family/relative (cheap rent, lower cost of living, convenience). I want to eventually settle down and get my own house in the Bay because my family lives here but torn between living and working in SF short term vs South Bay.SF pros:- Bigger AI scene, younger people, more cool network and job opportunities at the frontier of AISF cons:- Low...
Yep, when big guys like the NSA claimed to delete all data collected without releasing any details, I'm sure at best they drag and drop a few files into Recycle_Bin.
How can I know that I'm infected? How to disinfect myself and feed them false info?
I'm still using DuckDuckGo as main though.
To add to this, people who cares most powerfully had probably switched to alternative, open source, software solutions. This leaves the remaining group with less "care" on average so fewer would complain. Kinda like evaporative cooling.
This, I remember blocking those bars a month ago with uBlockOrigin. It was very, very annoying the first time around now that you reminded me.
I've been learning C and assembly through textbooks its exercises for 4 months. I did well in exams but when I try to look at coding challenges like Project Euler, I felt like I haven't learned anything at all.So, how long it took you to master the art? What would you have done to shorten that time?