That's pretty solid for 2-3yrs of work experience. Is that base salary, or total compensation?
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That's pretty solid for 2-3yrs of work experience. Is that base salary, or total compensation?
Unfortunately not; she worked on semantics which I think doesn't really relate to NLP much, and her department had a pretty dysfunctional/nonexistent relationship with the CS department.
ScarySpikes
tastes like burning
most I'm looking at, it's base.
I'm actually somewhat of a slacker, at least in comparison to some of the other folks from that cohort. One guy is doing devops and is around 140 k or so. another at facebook making 130 ish, another slumming it a bit like me at a small shop in alameda at only 85. Of course, there's one guy who is bouncing from unpaid gigs and internships down in LA, but overall results are pretty good on average, though the advertised '100k starting within a month or two' is usually not realistic. It takes time and experience.
wazzuFreddo
WuTang is 4 the children
My boss was asking what an API was the other day as we drove by a Google building that had “I <3 APIs” on the window.
Told him it was like MODBUS tables except for phone applications.
My boss was asking what an API was the other day as we drove by a Google building that had “I <3 APIs” on the window.
Told him it was like MODBUS tables except for phone applications.
#OG
Cycle61
What the shit is this...
that’s actually a good explanation
I could see this space the first to lose out to AI writing code
https://qz.com/920468/artificial-in...earning-to-write-code-by-itself-not-steal-it/
So... Be the dev that writes code for a system that writes code,but not so good that you code yourself out of a job???
wazzuFreddo
WuTang is 4 the children
Still use a lot of MODBUS in the substation SCADA and building management worlds.
Cycle61
What the shit is this...
Yup.
And while things like distributed protection networks utilizing GPS synchronized broad spectrum microwave communication exist, Puget Sound Energy still insists on hardwired I/O from their system to the substation relays.
And while things like distributed protection networks utilizing GPS synchronized broad spectrum microwave communication exist, Puget Sound Energy still insists on hardwired I/O from their system to the substation relays.
Are the programs so rigorous that you can't hold down a full time job while attending these coding camps?
Makes sense to find a good program with a solid reputation before jumping in.
wazzuFreddo
WuTang is 4 the children
Yup.
And while things like distributed protection networks utilizing GPS synchronized broad spectrum microwave communication exist, Puget Sound Energy still insists on hardwired I/O from their system to the substation relays.
Same thing with Hawaii Electic. We has some crazy breakout boards in dog pens where our substations met where we could have just thrown a fiber over the fence and gone RTAC to RTAC with the signals.
Yeah you're required to be there and it's not like regular school where everyone is forced to move at the same pace. If you get left behind, it's your job to dig yourself out, the curriculum moves on.
SteelerFanatic
TEAM BARF-MW2
I spent a month in North Carolina doing my MCSD.
I had 2 weeks of day classes and 2 weeks of night classes.
Doing my studying and tests when not in the classes.
I had 2 weeks of day classes and 2 weeks of night classes.
Doing my studying and tests when not in the classes.