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Hayk Baghdasaryan
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Hayk Baghdasaryan
@haykerman
- Tidepool Labs Europe
- Yerevan, Armenia
- github.com/haykerman
- Joined October 2026
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How do you mentally prepare yourself for facing uncertainty in this everchanging world?
https://dev-null.sh/@haykerman/commits/01a18841-ff5b-7377-993f-f4004f680911
/dev/nullHayk Baghdasaryan (@haykerman) replying to @arnabghose997 on /dev/null: “I guess so. Uncertainty is scary. Looks like we will have to learn…”I guess so. Uncertainty is scary. Looks like we will have to learn to live with it. And keep our eyes and ears open.
I know we're supposed to be adaptable and keep learning new things to stay relevant. But how do you choose what to learn?
One might say learning (or re-learning) the fundamentals is always a good idea. And I agree, it's a good first step.
But how did recent technological…
Unlike Electrical engineering, for instance, software engineering changes at a rapid pace because of almost infinite avenues of research.
You can prepare, but I don't think there's a way where you can prepare or set yourself for decades unfortunately.
AI is rapidly changing the IT industry and making a certain kind of skills (and roles) irrelevant/obsolete.
Here’s what I think will happen:
- People who are in it for money, will learn new skills and find alternative income streams.
- People who like solving hard problems,…
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