new official onboarding video plz dont tell hr

Here's how we increased new hire applications by more than 30% after telling people not to join our company. The origin story of “Don’t Work at Anduril.” 🧵1/10

We’re celebrating the launch of #AssassinsCreedShadows in the Ubisoft headquarters in Paris! I played this long awaited game already, it felt amazingly smooth, I loved the atmosphere ☺️ Official launch today, don’t miss out!

25 year old recruiter just asked if I have experience in C Hashtag

The funniest possible AGI outcome is that it’s real but the energy costs are comparable to having a human do it

New, by me. Please to enjoy: mattcharney.com/2025/07/30/inc…

just learned NASA doesn’t allow recursion in their code.

.Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸's career planning advice from 2007:

Yann LeCun: "If you are interested in human-level ai, don't work on LLMs"

Wild

Gems you can find in Valve's new employees handbook (h/t Hung Lee). That must be a one-in-a-lifetime adventure to work in such a singular environment. Being open about it by publishing their employee handbook also means they avoid casting errors when hiring. That's enlightening.

Ubisoft celebrates its recruiters today 🥳 Happy Global Talent Acquisition day, fellow recruiters!

“The futur is already here, it’s just not evenly distributed”

We got 570 Data Analyst applications in 3 days, for a Data Analyst role outside Paris. Engineering schools still think we’re in a shortage. That’s… some interesting data.

TIL the company I worked for over six years ago continues to allocate a LinkedIn Recruiter license to me. Yep, you know which license, the expensive one.

Personally know someone who games this in college by making a fake LinkedIn as a VP at Goldman Sachs He would DM analysts and associates at other banks with the fake intention of chit chatting and getting to know them After a few messages, would end up referring his actual self

just read this in an investor update "older engineers who graduated from college pre-GPT are actually the best-suited for our purposes. They have fundamental programming ability that's lost amongst most of the current-gen." the AI-induced thinking/skills decay has begun wild

I think about this a lot.

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