As for my use cases, google and especially anthropic are not "catching up". They are better for long time already
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/sarcasm
Another ai crawler...
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Why is stuff written in rust always promoted as "written in rust" like its some magic thing?
Yes. Getting really odd...
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How does that work? I assume it's not Leetcode anymore then? Current LLMs mostly one-shot these types of algorithmic exercises, except maybe for the most difficult ones.
You could get a task something like make a popular service that would override default behavior. E.g ntp or something similar. Do it in like 30 mins.
dainiusse commented on Hiring a developer as a small indie studio in 2025 ballardgames.com/tales/hi... · Posted by u/jordigh
Curious about "no-AI" policy. From my experience interviewing lately AI is allowed,but the task is usually big in a small time window. So you quickly spin up the project but I see most of work in QA
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Donated. I an thankful to NetBSD - I built some routers back in 2000. Long live NetBSD!