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Anthropic just asked me the craziest questions during my interview on Friday (Blind)
- kaizen (Meta): This is obviously satire but at this point a small part of me still doubts it
- GceB52 (Millennium Management): Testing fable safeguards live
- WNfP16 (Wiz): If we decided to murder you, would you still work for us?
I fear for the future of tech. This new generation of engineers is genuinely cooked (Blind)
- ㄗㄗ (ex-Google): Did you really think Amazon is hiring good engineers?
- Iknwyuan (ex-Bank of America): 10 years of onboarding and your process still lets people ship code they can’t explain?
- hiou (Silver Lake): This exact post existed in 2005 about copy-pasting from Stack Overflow. And in 1995 about IDEs. And in 1985 about compilers. The kids were fine every time.
Good Paying Remote Are So Hard To Get (Blind)
- yHoDjk9 (LinkedIn): You can’t retain tier 1 location salary and move to tier 2 or 3 for better COL. They’ll just adjust you down
- whysosrs (Coinbase): Coinbase is fully remote and pays well (400k+ fully remote as IC5), but the culture is highly team dependent. Company and industry is very volatile as well
- ygdfg (fuboTV): Google has offices all over the country. Why not move to another office (and a new team)?
A data center in Denmark gives away heat that data centers often waste. It runs water from the city’s heating network through its cooling units and into heat pumps that raise it enough to fill the radiators of 11,000 homes (r/technology)
- National_World944: This works because Denmark already has district heating pipes under most of its cities. The data center just plugged in. The real engineering happened decades ago.
- Additional-Staff-326: This is good tech. This only works if the local area is already built for it or going to build for it. Cant retrofit most cities to do something like this.
- sirhackenslash: Yeah, but in america helping others is woke, so it’s global warming and you’ll like it