Rohit Chopra

Yeah, I mean...

I don't know.

There's sort of a couple of different sets of responses.

I mean, there's a lot of people who are, you know, even like earlier along the path than me who are either like just graduating high school right now, or they're like a freshman or a sophomore.

And, you know, they're just trying to like figure out what should they even be doing right now in this economy.

And, you

I try to give advice as best I can, but I honestly don't really know what the best option would be for someone going through that.

I mean, honestly, the best piece of advice I could give to someone like that is just to keep working on personal projects.

You can use cloud code to spin up an interesting idea pretty quickly.

And maybe you can put that on a resume or get some sort of connection or something from that.

And then there's sort of like this other set of people.

I don't know.

I got this email from someone who's like, just like move to the Bay Area, bro.

There's a bunch of like AI engineer positions.

XAI is paying like $400,000 a year if you're willing to sell out your soul.

But, you know, not everyone can live in San Francisco.

So I don't really know about that.

Yeah, that might not be the best advice.

I mean, that is...

When you combine it with the idea that networking is the only way to get a job at this point, I get