Generated by Codex with GPT 5.6 Sol XHigh

Burnt out at Apple Mxd Signal. Considering NVIDIA. Is the grass really greener? (Blind)

• ShaderMods (NVIDIA): You aren’t getting \$500k at NVDA even at IC5. Refreshers here suck compared to Apple. Top performer at Apple ICT4 can get \$180k refresher, while in NVDA IC4 you ain’t seeing these numbers no matter what. IC5 might get you \$200k for top performance, but getting it at your YOE maybe a little difficult not impossible, even then i doubt your WLB at NVDA will be any better. Also coming in at a higher level might put you under scrutiny for performance. PIP does exist FYI..
• amzn666999 (Amazon): ic5 nvda can get 500k annualized.
• none24 (NVIDIA): Do it, it will be worth it

Decide between offers - Coupang, Nvidia, Netflix (Blind)

• nimate (Meta): Are you E5 at meta? I would go with Netflix any day. Don’t fall for money at coupang. Its the worst company I have ever worked at.
• rtxavomni (NVIDIA): This is a tough one between nvidia and Netflix. Few years ago I would’ve unequivocally said Netflix.
• CuEn87 (Robinhood): That coupang TC is to work 80hrs/week

I just failed Anthropic and now I’m crashing out cause all I have left is Google (Blind)

• ImRiic (Google): Is it just me, or has there been a lot of posts from folks at Meta talking about how they cannot pass interviews? I guess the quality of the talent there is finally showing. Too bad Google also just hires anybody nowadays, so this might be the first interview op actually passes.
• GqUU21 (Uber): Ant and OAI are no longer “golden tickets”. A few years ago, yes, but no one knew back then. Based on current evaluation, the chance of Meta to 2x is higher than either of those after lockups expire next year unless you get a research job, which is unlikely given your post, stay at Meta if you want to optimize for money.
• CygnusX1 (Microsoft): Getting an interview and failing is better than auto-reject at the application stage.

Reddit fades from ChatGPT citations (r/technology)

• SPEZ_IS_A_JABRONI: u/spez is a jabroni
• agangofoldwomen: There was a time a year or two ago where if you asked AI “how do I stop toppings from falling off my homemade pizza” it would tell you “super glue” because that was an answer Redditors ironically upvoted on the same question we got here.
• Tiraloparatras25: It shouldn’t have been there in the first place. A Redditor is not a reputable source.

Lawsuit demands Logitech hand tariff refunds over to customers | Logitech increased prices by up to 25 percent last year. (r/technology)

• CucumberWisdom: This is already well established law. The company’s can keep the refunds. Consumers have no recourse
• teh_maxh: Since the tariff cost was added to the item price instead of being charged separately, I would expect the court to rule that Logitech can keep the money. (To be clear, letting companies profit on illegal tariffs and encouraging price opacity are bad outcomes. They’re just what I expect to see.)
• GNUGradyn: I think legally it makes sense that they’d be allowed to keep it. They increased the price and you paid it anyway. It doesn’t really matter why they increased it since you agreed to it. Though it’s still very shitty of them to double dip