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The Pulse #138: Ban or embrace AI tools in technical interviews?
Also: Shopify celebrates engineers who spend the most AI tokens, too much AI usage could lead to cognitive decline, and more.
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The Pulse #138: Ban or embrace AI tools in technical interviews?
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The Pulse #137: Builder.ai did not “fake AI with 700 engineers”
Building a system where hundreds of devs simulate being an AI would have been silly in 2024. Also: stock vesting changes at NVIDIA and Anthropic, a…
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The Pulse #137: Builder.ai did not “fake AI with 700 engineers”
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The Pulse #136: Cloudflare builds OAuth framework mostly with Claude
Also: new trend of higher base salaries for AI engineers than software engineers, Morgan Stanley shows AI is helpful for rewriting legacy codebases, and…
Jun 5
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The Pulse #136: Cloudflare builds OAuth framework mostly with Claude
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The Pulse #135: Google’s AI developer tools feel like a checkbox exercise
Also: Apple won’t self-regulate, so the US and EU will, Spain blocks part of the internet during football matches, and more
May 29
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The Pulse #135: Google’s AI developer tools feel like a checkbox exercise
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Microsoft is dogfooding AI dev tools’ future
Impressions from a week in Seattle, at Microsoft’s annual developer conference. Microsoft is eating its own dogfood with Copilot – and it’s not tasty
May 27
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Microsoft is dogfooding AI dev tools’ future
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The Pulse #134: Stack overflow is almost dead
Also: large job cuts at Microsoft, high performers get more bonus at Google while low performers get less, notes on rolling out Cursor and Claude Code…
May 15
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The Pulse #134: Stack overflow is almost dead
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Tech hiring: is this an inflection point?
We might be seeing the end of remote interviews as we know them, and a return of in-person interviews, trial weeks and longer trial periods. Could…
Apr 15
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Tech hiring: is this an inflection point?
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The Pulse #130: Google releases AI-powered IDE
Also: Git turns 20, a new trend of AI cost saving pressure at developer agencies, John Carmack on how LLMs will impact the industry, and more
Apr 10
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The Pulse #130: Google releases AI-powered IDE
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The Pulse #129: new trend of EMs quitting to be startup founders using AI
Also: Trump tariffs to hit tech, Gemini Pro 2.5 might be the best coding model yet, tips on using LLMs to code, and leaked startup recruitment…
Apr 3
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The Pulse #129: new trend of EMs quitting to be startup founders using AI
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The Reality of Tech Interviews in 2025
Interview processes are changing in a tech market that’s both cooling AND heating up at the same time. A deepdive with Hello Interview founders, Evan…
Apr 1
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The Reality of Tech Interviews in 2025
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AI fakers exposed in tech dev recruitment: postmortem
A full-remote security startup nearly hired a backend engineer who doesn’t exist, after a candidate used an AI filter as an on-screen disguise in video…
Mar 11
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AI fakers exposed in tech dev recruitment: postmortem
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The Pulse #126: Startup asks for a lot, offers little → struggles to hire
Also: Cloufflare’s self-critical, transparent postmortem, additional signs of Big Tech becoming more cutthroat, and more.
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The Pulse #126: Startup asks for a lot, offers little → struggles to hire
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