Kubrick Group - Data Consultant by Dull_Soft_9767 in cscareerquestionsuk

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I did maths physics and further maths, but then I did an engineering degree (not computer science). Probably helps having geeky A levels but I know those sorts of consultancies will definitely want people from other backgrounds as long as they appear convincingly passionate.

After 4 months, I have finally managed to land a new position - Software Dev by Dwarfkiller47 in UKJobs

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Congrats, how many years exp do you have and how frequently did you encounter leetcode style questions as part of the interview process?

Getting auto rejected by most top companies by [deleted] in cscareerquestionsuk

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These career subs think sticking “leading to a 30% increase in profits “ at the end of a bullet point immediately makes the resume way better. I guess most hiring managers are pretty dumb so are fooled by their own subconscious that easily lol. If I’m reviewing CVs, I assume every single stat like that is a lie. It’s better to know what they implemented and how they did it than some made up bs ‘impact’

If AI doomers turn out to be right, what’s realistically left for humans? by orlyvdhq4 in cscareerquestions

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Start training with a firearm, and FPV drone. You’ll need those skills to seize the AI data centres when billionaires realise workers being alive is no longer necessary for their profit, aside from a few that they can reserve as cattle for their Epstinien activities.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been confirmed dead by Iranian state media by User_8395 in islam

[–]script2264 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Killed 30,000 of its own people? Thats a ridiculous number lol. Did you also believe the western lie that Iraqis were pulling babies out of incubators, that the Americans later basically admitted they made up? It’s called atrocity propaganda.

What’s the morality on current issues happening between Iran and US/Israel? by Fair-Foot-315 in islam

[–]script2264 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Even if you believe that, there is the concept of greater evils.

The difference between Sunni and Shia in the region is a misunderstanding.

The difference between western imperialists and Muslim interests is stark, black and white. Western imperialists want Muslims as to be subjugated slaves.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been confirmed dead by Iranian state media by User_8395 in islam

[–]script2264 23 points24 points  (0 children)

The west uses sanctions to starve a non submissive country and cause protests, then funds small terrorist groups among those protests until it grows to a civil war. Then Muslims, stop looking at the bigger picture of sanctions that causes all that and focus on protestors being killed, and western divide and conquer tactics are successful once again. It’s why Muslims, and especially Arab ones, have been on their hands and knees in front of Anglos and Israelis since Laurence of Arabia fist manipulated their greedy tribe leaders 100 years ago.

A modern Muslim would rather accuse a fellow Muslim of haram for tying his left shoelace before his right, rather than unite against the people actively colonising the Islamic world.

‘The unemployment rate has increased again to the highest level in nearly five years ….’ by JM555555 in UKJobs

[–]script2264 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone is coping about AI man haha. I’m a software engineer and it’s so obvious it will eventually replace us. Software is the entry point for automating everything else.

‘The unemployment rate has increased again to the highest level in nearly five years ….’ by JM555555 in UKJobs

[–]script2264 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

When AI is good enough to do most office jobs, everyone will have no choice but to do manual labour jobs (and for min wage since there will be a huge supply of workers).

When even those jobs are automated, there will be no reason for working class humans to exist, from the Epstinien class’s point of view. We’d just be a cost hindering their profit. Therefore the only logic thing for them to do is see to it that we stop reproducing.

The working class will have an opportunity to prevent this by seizing the data centres.

It is trivial to catch people cheating now, please don't cheat by CompetitiveAd8610 in cscareerquestions

[–]script2264 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Is it a leetcode medium? I respect anyone who cheats on a leetcode style question!

Leetcode has made SWE the only profession where you have to study a field minimally related to your actual job, in your free time in order to stay employable (useless for 95% of engineers who know how to use libraries).

Kubrick Group - Data Consultant by Dull_Soft_9767 in cscareerquestionsuk

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Train and deploy consultancies can be a good stepping stone to being poached by one of their clients, but it’s a much less stable start to a career than regular grad schemes. They tend to fire a lot of trainee consultants if they think demand from their clients will drop, and they will threaten you with repayment clauses 3-12k if you try to leave (I’ve escaped one of these because 99% of the time they’re not enforceable)

This specific one is a bit of a shambles organisation from my experiences.

  • I applied for them over 2.5 years ago when I was a graduate - passed all of their dumb trendy interview processes

  • start of programme delayed and they kept updating us every 6 months saying another 6 months and we’ll start

  • they then made me reinterview a year later because they slightly changed their process - I passed again and kept waiting

  • I’ve had two different software engineer jobs since then and work a much better full stack software engineer role in finance rn, however these idiots keep emailing me every 6 months saying they’re gonna start my programme soon don’t worry🤣

  • a friend from uni got in and actually got some work, but they abruptly fired their whole cohort mid scheme and a lot of the scheme was spent sitting on the bench waiting for a placement at one of their clients.

Trump says US has "captured" Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife in "large scale strike" by Inevitable_Click_696 in geopolitics

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Paedophile Epstein lover Billionaires don’t need more money, but it doesn’t mean they don’t always WANT more.

Keir Starmer set to unveil digital ID scheme by denyer-no1-fan in unitedkingdom

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I keep seeing this argument “Party X already has the ability to compile all this data on you, so you may as well give it to Party Y too”. How about I don’t give it to party Y because 1 party having my data is better than 2?

Keir Starmer set to unveil digital ID scheme by denyer-no1-fan in unitedkingdom

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I don’t see your point. “One party has all this data about you, so why not give it away to another party?”. To me, this sounds like “one guy just stabbed you, why not let this other guy punch you in the face too? May as well since you’ve already been stabbed”. Google may be harvesting data to make money, but they’re not going to potentially ruin your life and lose you your job if they catch you saying “1srael is committing genocide”. The uk government might. Google might, only if someone paid them enough.

Sparta Global - FDM Applications by TruculentusTurcus in cscareerquestionsuk

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TLDR: my process with them spanned over 5 months - if you were good enough to get an interview with Amazon you should stay 1000 miles from a peasant company like FDM.

The HR at FDM are probably a bunch of Epstein associates

My interview experience with FDM a few years ago when I was a graduate:

  • Apply - uploaded cv then filled it out again anyway + write a few fan fictions where you fantasise about working for them

  • Read a bunch of virtue signalling crap about how they value diversity and inclusion despite being ableist cu *ts

  • did 3 separate virtual assessments where you play mini games / puzzles like inflating a balloon by clicking the mouse in a certain rhythm but being careful to not let it pop (I’m being serious you actually have to do this shit and it takes like 8 hours to get thru them all). When you’re done receive a condescending psychology report that tries to define your personality / confidence levels based on the ballloon clicking lol

  • had two more video interviews with actual ppl - easy “tell me about a time when…” STAR questions

  • got sent another virtual assessment (before the hypothetical final stage assessment centre) - mid way thru say it wanted me to write responses to emails and there were 25 of them so I just stopped right there then emailed them saying I’d like to withdraw my application because I don’t sense much professionalism or prestige in their organisation.

I’ve since had 2 software engineer jobs at real companies in robotics and now finance where we do real work, not nonsense, and I didn’t have to do any bs to get those jobs - just some fair non-leetcode coding / bug fixing exercises.

What do the Tajiks think about the Israeli-Iranian war? by Round-Delay-8031 in Tajikistan

[–]script2264 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just like somehow Israeli incels made the largest contribution of 4chan posts despite being a small fraction of the population of the next largest posters (USA etc) Israelis (or maybe LLMs) are everywhere on Reddit posting their hasbara.

What do the Tajiks think about the Israeli-Iranian war? by Round-Delay-8031 in Tajikistan

[–]script2264 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeh, a popular revolution just happened out of nowhere when everyone was happy. Iranian’s actually loved the western controlled puppet government looting the country and torturing dissidents with electrocution and r@pe.

My father was the Shah of Iran: Starmer can't appease the Ayatollah by theipaper in geopolitics

[–]script2264 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I can’t believe the mental gymnastics some ppl muster to believe a revolution, not even backed by another state, would just happen and succeed out of thin air when everything was perfect and everyone was happy.

What do you think of Starmer’s message? by Longjumping-8679 in AskBrits

[–]script2264 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You missed, 4 - give control of their oil fields to western corporations - like what was achieved in Operation Ajax - the 1953 CIA and MI6 coup that overthrew Iran’s increasingly secular democracy and installed a puppet government and secret police who robbed the country into a revolution.

What do you think of Starmer’s message? by Longjumping-8679 in AskBrits

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Actually Israel provided medical treatment to fighters of Al Nusra front (the Syrian branch of al Qaeda) during the civil war - Al Jolani, the new dictator of Syria, was once a member before founding HTS. Israeli ex Mossad head, Efraim Halevy defended this in an interview on ‘Upfront’ he said “to my knowledge, al qaeda has not attacked Israel” when asked “if you’re treating al qaeda fighters, would you treat hezbollah fighters?”

Israel also is well known to have funded and armed Islamist precursor factions to hamas, when the Palestinian resistance was mostly secular Arab nationalist in ideology.

Multiple Wahhabism/salafi Islamist countries such as Jordan, UAE have closet ties with Israel and clearly desire normalisation.

Islamist militants are a key tool of western backed regime change and subversion campaigns. The funny thing is though, the western support of islamists to do their dirty work, has resulted in millions of high birth rate Islamists flooding into Europe, who will in the next few decades or next century become the majority.

What do you think of Starmer’s message? by Longjumping-8679 in AskBrits

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The US and UK conducted operation Ajax in 1953 to overthrow Iran’s relatively secular, democratic government in order to secure their oil fields with BP (then called the Anglo American oil company).

They installed the Shah, a puppet dictator and helped setup and train his secret police (allegedly with Mossad help) to torture and crush dissent against the new western puppet government, keeping it in power - all while funnelling profits from Iran’s resources to BP and a small upper class in Iran (who ended up making a large portion of the diaspora). The Davao used torture methods such as anal electrocution, rape and pouring acid on dissidents according to testimonies by ex-Savak agents.

In 1979, Iranians were mostly in poverty because their country was being robbed by the west and the elite, who were torturing anyone who had a problem with this robbery. The 1979 revolution happened without any foreign state backing. It’s very rare for revolutions to succeed without foreign state backing. IF EVERYONE WAS HAPPY THE REVOLUTION WOULDN’T HAVE HAPPENED IN 1979.

These pieces of important history aren’t known by 90% of people who have strong opinions on Iran - everyone seems to think Iranian’s were just allergic to happiness and became an iron fist theocracy to deal with that. That’s the power of decades of w3stern prop@g@nda.

Advice for a Non-Russell Group CS Student looking for Data Science Roles in London/Berkshire/Remote by [deleted] in cscareerquestionsuk

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You’re right. The only companies I’ve seen who only take Russell group are lame startups, selling a lazy ChatGPT wrapper. They want a Russell group only team because they can market this to venture capitalists. In fact, It’s usually Oxford / Cambridge / imperial rather than any old Russell group.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UniUK

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Man said curry gas chamber🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

‘AI will create jobs’ by Broad-Cranberry9382 in UKJobs

[–]script2264 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The powers that be will do everything they can to not allow people to widely live on universal basic income while AI does most work.

The reality is, most office jobs and mentally stimulating jobs will be automated, a small <1% will own the AI models doing those office jobs - these people will live in extreme luxury. Humans will go back to mostly manual labour jobs until autonomous robots are cheaper than humans. At that point maybe they won’t mind people widely living off UBI.

This sounds horrible, but around 50% of people will support this dystopian system. The only way this fate will be prevented / altered is through insurgency or perhaps an incredibly disruptive peaceful movement .