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Vegan 'cheese' market booms as demand grows
Main Post: Vegan 'cheese' market booms as demand grows
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Love to see it. I'm not vegan but I'd developed an allergy to dairy - this stuff is great for me, I can have pizza again.
Weird Stock market demand behavior
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You would like that every once in a while a certain item would be in demand. I've been playing for 7 IRL days now but the demand is always low, even after sleeping. The prices do change, but the demand will always low. How is that a thing? I would say Demand and Price go hand in hand a bit. This way the stock market is useless to me.
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The demand for fish for me is 0 but I also have broken that market with fish sales
Is the Azure Data Engineering in high demand in the job market?
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I am a SQL Developer with no azure exp and planning to write DP-203. Any tips, guide on the exam, materials and job market.
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I personally think that every data engineer is in demand right now, my personal experience is with aws and I am sticking with that because they have around 40%+ of market share right now. I would only learn something else if my employer is using another cloud provider. But any skills you learn on any cloud is directly transferable to any other( at least the basics are so)
Supply and demand in labor markets is a myth.
Main Post: Supply and demand in labor markets is a myth.
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US housing market: Record prices defy falling demand and rising supply
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I don't understand this, buy it seems like it happened in the stock market recently as well. Like an ongoing distortion that defies convention economic laws. Could it be due to companies buying up units?
From the article::
Existing home sales dropped to a four-month low in May to 4.11 million units, representing a year-over-year decline of 2.8%, while existing homes available for sale soared 18.5% year-over-year in May.
"The unsold inventory backlogs has risen from 2.9 months' supply in February to 3.2 months in March to 3.5 months in April and 3.7 months in May, representing the highest level since June 2020," Rosenberg said.
Yet, despite falling demand as measured by the drop in existing home sales and rising supply, the median home price jumped 5.8% year-over-year to a record $419,300 in May.
"This one is a real head-scratcher. Demand at a four-month low, supply at a four-year high, and prices at unprecedented heights,"
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The housing market is fractured. There’s two markets now: “affordable” homes that can be had on median income of an area are selling in weekends. New build McMansions are sitting. Builder built A LOT of these McMansions, and it’s skewing the data
How Market Demand And Supply Works In Manor Lords
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Get to know the intricacies and details of demand and supply and how they function in the Manor Lords game. This detailed guide shows you that. - https://gamertagzero.com/how-market-demand-and-supply-works-in-manor-lords/
Top Comment: Get to know the intricacies and details of demand and supply and how they function in the Manor Lords game. This detailed guide shows you that....
Turkish Housing Market Roars Back as Rent Cap Lift Drives Demand
Main Post: Turkish Housing Market Roars Back as Rent Cap Lift Drives Demand
Top Comment: And the houses are still unaffordable, so it achieved nothing. The purpose of rent control is so people can afford rent. What was the purpose of removing that just so a few slum lords can make a ton of money off speculation?
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Top Comment: Not really; native devs are needed to fix a lot of problems in cross-platform projects, and companies constantly switch back to native when they realize cross-platform can't actually meet their needs. The market is quite bad right now. However, it's difficult to know where it will be in a few years. If you like it, do it. It certainly isn't riskier than other similar fields. If you want a skill that gets you good income quickly, it's better to go towards indispensable jobs like being a plumber, which is constantly in high demand. I would recommend Google's getting started courses. Depending on your level of previous experience, it can take anywhere from a few days to several months to start getting comfortable with development. Learn android. Build a portfolio. Apply to jobs. As with any computer science career, your degree and/or experience will be the biggest factors in finding a job. If you already have a good background in computer science or programming, it will be easier to parlay that into an Android-specific job. If not, you will likely start with junior and more generic positions, even something like QA, while you slowly start to build more experience.
Nvidia hits $3 trillion market cap on back of AI boom
Main Post: Nvidia hits $3 trillion market cap on back of AI boom
Top Comment: What AI boom? Oh, you mean the Nvidia boom.
How is the current job market for ML Engineers?
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I've been admitted to the Master's in Artificial Intelligence at KU Leuven. I'm a backend SWE with 4+ years of experience working on large-scale distributed systems with Python and Java at a Big Tech company. My goal is to either become an ML Engineer, an ML Research Engineer, or an ML Research Scientist (it might be impossible because of a lack of a PhD).
How is the current job market? Given my profile, how easy or difficult would it be to get one of the abovementioned positions? I'm an EU citizen, so I don't need a work visa. Also, what salary should I expect or realistically aim for? I know it varies between countries and companies. I'm wary of quitting my current job to end up at a lower-paying one (currently earning around 5500 euros net). Would it be possible to earn about the same after graduating?
Top Comment: Here is my experience : I've been hiring engineers for an AI team lately. I receive 5 ML oriented CVs for each data engineering oriented CVs. And most companies rock a 1:1 to 1:5 ratio in their teams. Probably an order of magnitude more competition in the first area. And it will only get worse once companies realize they struggle to monetize and justify their hundreds of thousands of Sagemaker bills, and the AI hype calms down. I have had math and DS grads (even Phds) almost beg me to give them a job, they apply to any role. Sad to see at times. And I'm in Paris, supposedly a good place. People I saw finding success are the super specialized ones. Like 10 YoE in a niche brain signal processing domain. They get hired for domain knowledge and seem to join ambitious projects. Finding a Data engineering job is relatively easy if you don't mind spending half your days doing cloud infra and have some Iceberg/Databricks experience. Devops seems like the most in-demand. In the end, the tough part in ML is not math or programming, it's keeping those bills from bankrupting the company and accessing clean data. The companies that will win this race are those with the most money. That'd be great if someone in my position could share his experience so I could see if it's a Paris thing or not.