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IDEs with GenAI features that Software Engineers love
AI-first IDEs like Cursor, WindSurf, Zed and others, are challenging Visual Studio Code’s dominance. What’s making devs switch over?
Nov 26
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The Pulse #116: Netflix sets live streaming world record with boxing match
Also: why some late-stage companies don’t want to go public, possible crackdown on low-output remote engineers, and more
Nov 21
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Gergely Orosz
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The Pulse #116: Netflix sets live streaming world record with boxing match
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Linear: move fast with little process (with first engineering manager Sabin Roman)
On today’s episode of The Pragmatic Engineer, I’m joined by fellow Uber alum, Sabin Roman, now the first Engineering Manager at Linear.
Nov 20
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Gergely Orosz
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Hiring software engineers and engineering leaders from Big Tech (Part 2)
Tactics and approaches for startups to hire software engineers with Big Tech experience, and why Amazon is a leading source of talent for early-stage…
Nov 19
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Gergely Orosz
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Hiring software engineers and engineering leaders from Big Tech (Part 2)
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The Pulse #115: LLM improvements slowing down?
Several signs indicate that improving LLMs with more training/compute is no longer efficient. Also: dev charged $1,100 after following a tutorial, a…
Nov 14
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Gergely Orosz
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The Pulse #115: LLM improvements slowing down?
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How to debug large, distributed systems: Antithesis
A brief history of debugging, why debugging large systems is different, and how the “multiverse debugger” built by Antithesis attempts to take on this…
Nov 12
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Elin Nilsson
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How to debug large, distributed systems: Antithesis
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The Pulse #114: What does Trump’s win mean for Tech?
More influence for Musk and VCs, potentially reversing Section 174, pro-crypto, uncertainty for Big Tech, and more. Also: a third embarrassing security…
Nov 7
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Gergely Orosz
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The Pulse #114: What does Trump’s win mean for Tech?
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Promotions and tooling at Google (with Irina Stanescu, Ex-Google)
In today’s episode of The Pragmatic Engineer, I’m joined by Irina Stanescu, a seasoned engineer with over 14 years in software engineering and…
Nov 6
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Gergely Orosz
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How to become a more effective engineer
The importance of soft skills, implicit hierarchies, getting to “small wins”, understanding promotion processes and more. A guest post from software…
Nov 5
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Cindy Sridharan
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The Pulse #113: Engineering culture at Google vs Meta
Also: AI now generates 25% of code at Google; Deep cuts at profitable companies like Dropbox and Miro; Business booming at the likes of Google, Meta and…
Oct 31
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Hiring software engineers and engineering leaders from Big Tech (Part 1)
A dive into why hiring Big Tech talent can be a bad idea for startups, a look at cases when it works, what makes it hard to recruit from Big Tech, and…
Oct 29
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The Pulse #112: Similarities between AI bots using a computer and end-to-end testing
Also: Automated reasoning proves system correctness at AWS, Winamp code shows why software licenses are important, and more
Oct 24
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