> Anything you think hn doesn't know about deepseek that it should?
We do hire people who are currently located outside of China (say North America, Europe, or anywhere) if they're open to work in our Beijing or Hangzhou offices.
> Anything you think hn doesn't know about deepseek that it should?
We do hire people who are currently located outside of China (say North America, Europe, or anywhere) if they're open to work in our Beijing or Hangzhou offices.
Ha. Fair. I admit I was angling for lore (history, culture, influences, typical coding stack, vim vs emacs vs ? distribution but I guess it’s probably more harness vs harness now...) but this definitely satisfies the question.
Hope you can convince some more people join hn and answer questions on occasion.
I think julius has phrased things better than me.
I am very curious about this, not for myself, just for the geopolitical consequences. Does this mean China is making it easy for citizens of other countries to come work there?
Best way to apply?
ning.wang@deepseek.com