Superintelligence and human-level robotic dexterity will outperform you at your back office job because the robots will work 24/7 and don’t require compensation or food or showering.
This is freeing, not distressing. You no longer have to stare down the barrel of a two-decade office chair chain-linked gun. You can now officially take a risk, get off the path, and rest assured that the world will take care of you in a worst case scenario.
The writing is so clearly on the wall. Why would you EVER spend time learning Excel or Python anymore? Or how to update a CRM? Or how to do anything requiring a computer? These “skills” are now commoditized. Every job not requiring interpersonal communication is NO LONGER RELEVANT.
You are 26 years old, entering your mid associate years. You want to bet over the next 5 years that these things don’t catch you? You, a 90th percentile intellect, fancy college status chaser, want to compete with this? Stop, man.
Play a different game. This is one you WILL LOSE.
And this is a GOOD thing!
@benjamin_horne I literally left my 0.01% job because I saw the writing on the wall. And I’m 28. You can do it but I recognize it requires a real sacking up and reorientation
@b_geist These takes are so dumb. Yeah, it sucks, but yeah, it rocks. Change happens in life. It's like sitting there watching Columbus sail the ocean and being like "cmon man just sit here and eat rocks with us instead. stop exploring"
@moseskagan I told this to my superiors in my prior role and they laughed. I exited high status back office to low status client facing. I feel I made the right choice and also feel bad that the skillset I developed is rendered effectively useless
@thecaseywoodard I just moved myself. Two major downsides:
1) unbearably hot
2) crazy traffic
Other than that, be prepared to understand and speak spanish. Loving it so far
@JensenHuang@ChaseLochmiller@OpenAI I'm no tech nerd and I'm no superpower user, but I've been using AI for the last few years as much as possible. It had too many gaps for it to be truly effective in my daily life. Astra closed those gaps and I'm watching it go in awe. Genuinely. So exciting and thought provoking
Superintelligence and human-level robotic dexterity will outperform you at your back office job because the robots will work 24/7 and don’t require compensation or food or showering.
This is freeing, not distressing. You no longer have to stare down the barrel of a two-decade office chair chain-linked gun. You can now officially take a risk, get off the path, and rest assured that the world will take care of you in a worst case scenario.
The writing is so clearly on the wall. Why would you EVER spend time learning Excel or Python anymore? Or how to update a CRM? Or how to do anything requiring a computer? These “skills” are now commoditized. Every job not requiring interpersonal communication is NO LONGER RELEVANT.
You are 26 years old, entering your mid associate years. You want to bet over the next 5 years that these things don’t catch you? You, a 90th percentile intellect, fancy college status chaser, want to compete with this? Stop, man.
Play a different game. This is one you WILL LOSE.
And this is a GOOD thing!
It’s funny when you hear people say “we” in the context of a huge corporation as if you had any hand in building this firm or as if they wouldn’t cut you in 10 seconds if needed
@sportscaptalk@BoringBiz_ P sure they said they want 4 years of institutional exp plus the cfa and they define working hours as 8am to 5pm+ and its like 100k lol. Too many red flags to count
@BoringBiz_ Risk-adjusted comp here is still pretty good pre-35. Life-adjusted is one of the worst. Post-35 it's the worst in both categories imo of course
@TheSalonDon I got mad respect for this guy because I watched in real time how he did something about it from his first tweet. I'm trying to be on that level however in my own niche
@UseFastlane The entire online world is fake - you just don’t know it yet. Two weeks ago I bet my career on this exact phenomenon and I’m very glad to see I’m headed to a world that relies more on in-person interaction and trust than anything else