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Why would it change by year? I get it could happen by company if some companies are much more secretive than others but not sure why it would change year over year.

Most big tech companies like Google, Meta, Amazon comprise like 80 to 90% of all the tech jobs so it's still representative of the big names that I think everyone knows

Yeah he's definitely not making directional calls but alerting everyone towards what companies will eventually benefit from favorable policy I think.

What is LLM poisoning? You're saying if I create a prompt that says "Classify this comment if it's XYZ or asking for ABC" that the LLM will just not do it correctly because it's trained on Reddit?

Pretty common artifact that take-home challenges are being more widespread now that the labor pool is oversupplied with tech talent looking for jobs. Companies need new ways to filter for candidates that are willing to do whatever it takes and work the hardest. The easiest way to do so is give them a "three hour" take-home assignment and see if they are willing to do it.

I think it's very clear that her tickets were worth much more than $1000 - especially when 15 million people competed for tickets for only 1.5 million fans.

It's much easier to just resell

If you believe that fans that put in time are more deserving than fans that pay then this is correct.

Mine is 275/mo for Kaiser at a high deductible but still gives me the amount of coverage I basically used when I was employed (Physical + maybe one additional visit per year). Single person, 26, no kids.

Raising money in the bubble doesn’t do anything if you can’t liquidate from the company with good terms and you’re paid a startup founders salary right?