Comments by "Kumar Digvijay Mishra" (@kumardigvijaymishra5945) on "Aaron Jack" channel.

  1. ​ @thatguyinelnorte  India is a complicated country and they typically don't like to follow own laws. Wonder how they could follow laws of US. Most of the IT-related work is typically done by TCS based in some small remote town in USA or 'work from home' in India. These IT companies in India can't compete with California-based startups despite bold claims. Don't have good managers, but have nosy people. AI is disrupting IT industry and sooner or later China-made humanoid robots will be able to replace important leaders in IT industry.
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  2. ​ @thatguyinelnorte  Most Indo-Pak IT industry gets cheap supply of labor from their respective countries where humanitarian laws are mostly absent. No other country that respects human lives can catch up with these companies.
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  3. ​ @thatguyinelnorte I agree 'raacosm' and 'naacionalism' are very much part of their life in lack of quality education. That makes it harder to get new ideas on the table, but most importantly respect for alternative ideas is completely lost.
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  4. Off-shore development works only when people know your kind of work. Soft dev work isn't like that and rarely you will get people from that pool. Once they earn enough, they want to become managers or try something else, not as taxing as dev work that takes over every part of your life, knowingly or unknowingly. Several psychological breakdowns will eventually led me to believe that human society isn't meant for developers.
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  5. I doubt AI can write all the codes. Programmer is still needed to put the codes together, to make sense for the project, and systematically debug the resultant code. AI tools go sideways all the time.
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  6. Why don't just send all computers to Mars?
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  7. Jeez if janitors start writing the computer programs, there will be a Boeing crash every week.😂
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  8. To do cheap work at a cheaper cost.
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  9. That's weird. Now companies are banning chatgpt - they don't know what they are doing. They can't ban liquor, tattoes, and cigarattes. And they want to ban chatgpt, only speaks about their own work ethics.
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  10. Dumping is a common practice in tech industry. Tech isn't most attractive particularly since last recession.
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  11. Tech is a great career, and it's landscape is ever-changing.
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  12.  @gabrielserrano5054  Overseas, the work environment is mired with local politics, often entering the brainstorming sessions and paving the way for cringe ideas of workers screaming from their belly that they have the best idea without first putting the idea to the test. Tech hiring has been slowed down by paywalls, AI preventing humans to apply for certain 'lucrative' jobs, HRs representing family dynasty, employers unable to compete against conscious AI dividing human race based on ethnicity, nationality, linguistics, et cetera and most importantly HRs unable to bring quality training sessions for newly recruited subjects. Fierce competitive workers removed mutually beneficial goals in the modern world. Tech leaders have unilaterally figured out that growing oranges is both important and profitable, than using 'Lime'wire. Anti-coding laws are being actively enforced in certain universities by professors and their staff to prevent certain dialects from disappearing into the dark corners. People of influence and power are handling medals and certificates to achieve complete anti-coding workplaces. Surreptitious finance employees who never appear in single meeting siphon off the lab to some remote uninhabited island and fire-off the entire workforce by citing reasons of lack of funds to pay for electricity bill, or screaming 'I paid you and you didn't do anything.' Neither they lay down the problem nor the steps to be solved; their ego and lack of identification skills can certainly halt tech-hiring.
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  13.  @Roboprogs  Speaking 'Gud morning/afternoon/evening' doesn't imply they have the similar commitment to excel in user-centric high quality code designs and continuously deliver high standard products, that we are known for here at Palo Alto, LA, San Jose, San Francisco or Fresno.
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  14.  @purplemonkeydishwasher5269  And they told us that the offshore sites are unable to deliver because of compliance rules.
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  15. China has taken over the entire manufacturing. If US is concerned about clearing the debt, the government can hire all the university students for 'some project.' Promote education, hire good educators, spend in STEM programs, - you know all the 'good stuff' to clear the debt.
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  16. Getting H1B is luck - doesn't factor one's education and work interest into the lottery. Most employers are staying away from hiring workers with H1B.
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  17.  @HeadStronger-HS  mate, what you see is what you are made to see, what you are required to see
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  18. Humans follow the herd. Currently AI is telling us to follow AI, and that is insane.
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  19. There is never such a thing as 'senior developer.' Every day is a new day with new sets of challenges and ever-changing customer requirements. No developer is comfortable with all the software know-how. If you are talking about generalist, then AI is doing that job pretty well already.
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