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Why is my Anthropic offer barely above my Google L5? (Blind)

• coinbased. (Coinbase): Which company do you think will increase in value more? Anthropic. The answer is Anthropic.
• Acmonfc (Pinterest): How did you prep OP? What resources did you use? Also Anthropic is the better choice.
• pTvV57 (Google): Sounds about right for a senior role at Anthropic. I got 315k base and 900k/4, so 540k/yr. They don’t negotiate so that was it. Recruiters tell you equity will be worth a lot more at IPO but who knows.
  
  Staff offer was 325k base and 1.6m/4 but they were not hiring for that level

I started to hand write code again (Blind)

• nzwswing79: It’s weird and stupid interviewers who are dumb as fk.
• cfdyu (Meta): Why are you looking for change? Nice TC and google
• 🆒♾️❕ (Meta): sounds like a waste of time, but good luck!

OpenAI firing safety researchers is a bad look imo (Blind)

• nzwswing79: 70+ hours /week is ridiculous WLB, i would reject such jobs even if it goes beyond 300k
• HaoZhang (Meta): Complaining nagging woketards who hide under the garb of safety should be fired IMHO. Respectfully.
• wayter (Wayfair): These safety researchers are mostly clowns. Good riddance

US Senate kills bill that could potentially shield Americans from skyrocketing power bills due to AI data centers — opponents say bill is ’toothless’ and doesn’t do enough to protect citizens (r/technology)

• Kamel-Red: It was a messaging bill with zero enforceable standards so that the Republicans can try to say they’ve done something other than making life harder and more expensive for the working class while cutting taxes for the rich over the past two years. Typical partisan hackary.
• OpSecBestSex: “It sought to institute a federal standard for states and Public Utility Commissions, directing regulators to consider whether entities that consume large amounts of electricity, such as data centers, should cover the incremental costs of energy infrastructure needed to serve them."
  
  So this bill does literally nothing of substance because nothing is stopping regulators from considering this right now as we speak. This bill was only designed to make Republicans look good right before the midterms, so that they can win and continue screwing us for the next two years.
• Jendalar: the companies who build these datacenters could easily build their own power stations.

Chick-fil-A takes a stand against fast-food drive-thru AI trend (r/technology)

• Deranged40: Chik-fil-a and In-n-out have both got it figured out. It baffles me every time I go to either one. They both always have a line around the building, 15 people clocked in at once, almost never get your order wrong, and their biggest struggle seems to be finding more places to stuff all the cash they’re bringing in.
  
  Meanwhile, Burger King begrudgingly staffs two people at the same time, gets overwhelmed when someone orders more than two burgers, and gets the order wrong most of the time.
• BowlEducational6722: It really is funny how Chick-fil-A has laid out a model for fast food success and so many other franchises just…choose to go the opposite direction and double down on enshittification.
• Number1BestYogurtBoi: I won’t go to any restaurant with an AI drive thru. I may be left with only Chick-fil-A soon by the looks of things.