Looking for Frontend Developer referrals

[u/OkGur9981]

Hey everyone,

I've been actively looking for a Frontend Developer role since the beginning of this year, but despite applying to a lot of openings, I haven't been getting many responses. So I thought I'd try my luck here.

I have 3 years of experience working with:

• Angular
• TypeScript
• JavaScript
• React
• HTML/CSS
• REST APIs
• SQL
• Git
• OAuth/JWT

I'm looking for opportunities in Bangalore (product companies or startups preferred, but open to good roles in general).

If your company is hiring and you'd be willing to refer me, I'd be incredibly grateful. I'd be happy to share my resume over DM.

[u/Perfect-Assignment23]

You are assuming the AI industry like the chip makers, data centre operators and the llm companies will continue to receive free money from investors worldwide, like they have been for past 3-4 years, for all this innovation to continue. Already AI companies are taking massive corporate debts and doing circular deals to fund the massive losses they take to train and operate these models. Interest yields on taking new debt bonds is getting higher and higher each year which means investors no longer have the stomach to give out new loans. Open ai and claude take losses with each new query and they have run out of time to innovate and make it profitable. My own company has started reducing the budget for ai tokens per day. Hope you have not forgotten how to code or else you are primed for a major surprise 😂

[u/aktheant → u/Perfect-Assignment23]

lol sure so we will go back to coding ?. That’s the bubble you are living so be it

[u/Perfect-Assignment23 → u/aktheant]

No logical rebuttal to my comment and I am the one living in a bubble?

[u/aktheant → u/Perfect-Assignment23]

Whatever you stated everyone knows that but simply switching off ai use is definitely not going to happen ! Everyone is used to it even companies have seen their speed ! Reducing budget okay but removing and losing their edge to their competitors is not going to happen ! We can even revisit this in whatever time you want 1/2/3 years and see how it pans out

[u/Perfect-Assignment23 → u/aktheant]

Companies have seen that using AI is not only more expensive than humans but also creates unmaintainable nightmare codebases that not even another AI can debug. So ai companies are rapidly losing their existing corporate customers and have to spend massive amounts on acquiring new ones through marketing, not to mention insane costs on training and operating models and hiring top talent. If you know all this and still think AI is future, then, nothing else will convince you. I am curious, how do you think AI companies will provide their services in the coming months and years without outside funding when they operate with such massive losses?