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8kvs2w,为什么工地上的技术人员,对比互联网技术人员,得不到溢价?写给建筑技术人员的话
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-10-13 01:09
"技艺不压身",这句古老的谚语在今天两个技术世界之间,划出了一道深刻的裂痕,同样的技术理想,在混凝土与代码的不同疆域里,却兑换着截然不同 的人生。 去年校招季,我的两位学弟走向了不同的方向。小李进入一家知名的建筑企业,月薪六千五;小张加入一家互联网公司,起步月薪一万八。他们都毕业于 同一所211高校,皆是各自专业的优秀者。如今小李在工地上,核对钢筋的间距,小张在写字楼里,敲击着代码。他们之间隔着的,不单单是办公环境的 差别。 这样的对比,在我们的生活中并不罕见。一位建筑行业的朋友坦言:"我们在工地上就像氧气,缺了它会让人窒息,但是却没人会觉得氧气需要以高价去 购买。"而在互联网公司,顶尖的程序员被尊称为"大神",他们的离职,或许真会让整个项目组都陷入艰难。 这种价值差异的背后,是在三个层面上,有着深刻的分野。 1、价值创造模式决定了定价逻辑。 在企业的账本上,程序员创造的是增长,建筑技术员守护的是底线。 2、行业生态塑造了人才估值。 互联网行业,处于激烈的市场竞争之中,技术创新,直接关系到企业的生死存亡。企业对顶尖技术人才的争夺,自然推高了人才价格。 而建筑行业,经过了数十年的发展,已逐渐形成了一种相对较为固 ...
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程序员的那些事· 2025-08-26 01:23
Core Viewpoint - The article presents humorous illustrations contrasting development and production environments, highlighting the differences in coding practices and expectations in these two settings [3][4]. Group 1 - The first illustration depicts the chaotic nature of the development environment, where code may be messy and unoptimized, reflecting the iterative process of coding [3]. - The second illustration emphasizes the polished and efficient nature of the production environment, showcasing the final product that users interact with [4]. - The article uses humor to convey the challenges developers face during the coding process compared to the final output seen by end-users [3][4].
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TylerD 🧙‍♂️· 2025-08-06 13:25
“Ethereum scales trust.”Branding from the SBET team has been on point.SharpLink (SBET) (@SharpLinkGaming):The printing press scaled information.The assembly line scaled production.Ethereum scales trust.For the first time we can mass produce trust using code instead of courts.$ETH is the capital behind it.$SBET is the ticker. https://t.co/QrejZj1sO5 ...
2025 程序员高考试卷,看看你能做对几题?
菜鸟教程· 2025-06-08 07:39
Core Viewpoint - The article presents a humorous take on the challenges and experiences faced by programmers in their work environment, highlighting common phrases, behaviors, and attitudes that resonate within the programming community. Group 1: Common Programmer Experiences - Programmers often rely on debugging methods such as adding print statements or console logs rather than thorough documentation [3] - When code crashes in production but works locally, programmers typically respond with disbelief or blame the environment [4] - The phrase "this feature is simple" is often dreaded by programmers, as it usually underestimates the complexity involved [6] Group 2: Programmer Attitudes and Behaviors - The three virtues of a programmer are laziness, impatience, and pride, which drive them to optimize and write elegant code [16] - Programmers are likely to procrastinate on writing documentation until specific project milestones, such as before a project goes live [9] - The belief that "if code can go wrong, it will go wrong" reflects a common pessimistic outlook among programmers [8] Group 3: Programming Philosophy - The philosophy of "as long as it runs, it's acceptable" is prevalent among programmers, indicating a focus on functionality over perfection [13] - Many programmers view code comments as unnecessary for themselves, believing they will remember their own logic [11] - The tendency to copy and paste code is seen as a survival skill rather than a programming skill, emphasizing efficiency over originality [12]