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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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INTERVIEWING META CTO ANDREW BOSWORTH ON THE METAVERSE, VR/AR, AI, BILLION-DOLLAR EXPENDITURES, AND INVESTMENT TIMELINES

Meta's CTO Andrew Bosworth joined Facebook in 2006 as the company's ~10th engineer. He helped build the original News Feed, Messenger, Groups, and many early anti-abuse and infrastructure systems. Bosworth ran the Ads and Business Platform product group and he is currently also the Head of Reality Labs. In this interview, Bosworth discusses Meta's metaverse strategy, VR/MR headset sales, the specs of his dream headset, Meta's spending on Reality Labs, and much more.

matthewball.co · 47 min

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BIG TECH JOBS ARE NOT WHAT THEY WERE

Today's big tech job options offer great compensation, incredible platforms for scale and impact, and slow but consistent growth over time. However, the kind of growth most companies experienced over the last few decades simply cannot happen again, rocket-ride careers are largely over, and there is increasing bureaucracy in the industry. Most of big tech is still laying off or not hiring and there is increasing return to office pressure. Working with big tech would suit people looking for stability, new graduates, and those looking for a path to retirement. Those who can afford higher risk, people who have already received credentials from a big tech job, and anyone who cannot stand being part of a large, slow system should look elsewhere.

threadreaderapp.com · 2 min

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