Hacker News with Generative AI: Industry Trends

It feels like 2004 again (anildash.com)
I keep having a conversation with people around the tech world about how the industry’s current state of change — especially the potential disruption of incumbents — feels like nothing so much as a cyclical repeat of what we saw in 2004.

Technology, Industry Trends, Nostalgia

41 points by herbertl 13 days ago | 42 comments

Ask HN: How long to stay in a role to avoid being considered a "job hopper"? (ycombinator.com)
It really depends on the industry. These are opinions, but for a seat-of-the-pants dev job like a web developer, at least a year is fine, with the occasional longer stint of 3-5 years recommended so it shows that you are capable of having a little patience and can own the full product lifecycle.

Careers, Software Development, Job Searching, Industry Trends

8 points by roland35 47 days ago | 5 comments

The Continued Trajectory of Idiocy in the Tech Industry (soatok.blog)
Every hype cycle in the technology industry continues a steady march towards a shitty future that nobody wants.

Technology, Criticism, Industry Trends

94 points by gmemstr 64 days ago | 125 comments

Companies need junior devs (softwaredoug.com)
Getting coffee with a bunch of local tech leaders, I surprised myself with how stridently I argued why companies should hire junior engineers.

Software Development, Hiring, Industry Trends

130 points by softwaredoug 74 days ago | 106 comments

"SRE" doesn't seem to mean anything useful any more (rachelbythebay.com)

Software Engineering, Industry Trends

91 points by CuriousIndian 78 days ago | 80 comments

Python Developers Survey 2023 Results (jetbrains.com)

Python, Software Development, Programming Languages, Developer Survey, Industry Trends

5 points by pauloxnet 84 days ago | 0 comments

Neurotechnology numbers worth knowing (2022) (cvitkovic.net)

Neurotechnology, Statistics, Business, Industry Trends

160 points by Jun8 88 days ago | 26 comments

AI companies are pivoting from creating gods to building products (aisnakeoil.com)