4326,
here's something simple to see if you know anything.
what's going on in this line of code?
Node* newNode = new Node(newEntry, top);You are creating a new object of class Node with a two-parameter constructor, assigning it to a pointer named newNode
Now, give me the evidence or get lost.he's correct actually
I used to solve C++ puzzles in high school
Show me the evidence
R-trded data scientists used to learning from coursera and playing with kiddie datasets are worried about adults showing up and putting them of business
data scientists are way more technically skilled than economists. they have much better coding skills and practical business sense, whereas all economists can do is regurgitate theoretical concepts that do not matter.
Read EPS for stories of data scientists failing to see see the forest for the trees. They lack rigorous statistical analysis skills, lack maturity regarding the scientific method and experimental design. They’re great at sorting a billion cat pictures though.
there are just as many if not more economists who fit that description. all econ phd training does is provide knowledge about archaic models that aren't used anymore or automated to begin with. a smart undergrad can learn everything about modeling and experimental design etc on their own. also, econ research is mostly just applying pre-existing research to new geographies or different time periods. many of these insights are not actionable. actually the only people who really have a leg up over data scientists are stats phds, but only if they prioritize domain knowledge. economists unfortunately do not provide much added value.
please explain in great detail what is an "automated model"
Ron left for Yale
Which Ron? Linkedin link? Are you switching propaganda from "Amazon is firing economists" to "Economists are fleeing amazon"? Don't embarrass yourself further, just take the L and leave, and remember this moment as a lesson to never ever spread fake information online
I hope Amazon lays off at least 80% of their economist pools and freeze new hires.They have to start with 1%, there is no evidence of that yet.
This. There are some EJMR posters that LOVE to hyperventilate about layoffs but having seen the layoffs come and sort of go, I think you can say that economists and other high-skilled, harder-to-replace workers have come off of it better than most other groups.
As it has always been, human capital investment in yourself remains unparalleled as a lifetime investment strategy.
Ron B.
So far all I’ve seen is normal turnover. They said they were going to backstop the job market and I believe them- they just got to the point where they had any excess capacity with economists.
Ron left for YaleWhich Ron? Linkedin link? Are you switching propaganda from "Amazon is firing economists" to "Economists are fleeing amazon"? Don't embarrass aayourself further, just take the L and leave, and remember this moment as a lesson to never ever spread fake information online
My point is about spam on EJMR trying to scare economists away from tech
Insider here, looking to get out. Amazon is a terrible place to work as an economist. Ridiculous cult-like management principles everyone must worship. The way teams and meetings are structured does not encourage teamwork or collaboration. So many H1B's that you feel like a stranger in your own country.
Do NOT be persuaded by the big money. It is NOT worth it.
Hope this helps.
Still, pretty good job security. I wouldn’t work there, but the people who do don’t appear to be losing their jobs (though it’s ironic a bunch of DS jock sniffers see something causal in typical turnover)
My point is about spam on EJMR trying to scare economists away from techInsider here, looking to get out. Amazon is a terrible place to work as an economist. Ridiculous cult-like management principles everyone must worship. The way teams and meetings are structured does not encourage teamwork or collaboration. So many H1B's that you feel like a stranger in your own country.
Do NOT be persuaded by the big money. It is NOT worth it.
Hope this helps.
My point is about spam on EJMR trying to scare economists away from techInsider here, looking to get out. Amazon is a terrible place to work as an economist. Ridiculous cult-like management principles everyone must worship. The way teams and meetings are structured does not encourage teamwork or collaboration. So many H1B's that you feel like a stranger in your own country.
Do NOT be persuaded by the big money. It is NOT worth it.
Hope this helps.
How dense and shameless are you mfer? I predicted this heel turn above, and you simply prove me right immediately?
Ron left for YaleWhich Ron? Linkedin link? Are you switching propaganda from "Amazon is firing economists" to "Economists are fleeing amazon"? Don't embarrass yourself further, just take the L and leave, and remember this moment as a lesson to never ever spread fake information online
Yeah. I mean it probably means something for people who want to work there, but it’s not more than normal turnover (he’s a great hire, what a steal by Yale)
(Ron’s hiring announcement: https://news.yale.edu/2022/10/13/yale-appoints-director-new-data-intensive-social-science-center )This has nothing to do with the recent round of layoffs. He had made his decision by summer 2022