MoritzWall

If you can't assess someone's software engineering skills while they use AI, you're not a good software engineer.

Banning AI in interviews tests syntax recall and typing speed. AI is a tool for thinking, like calculators and excel spreadsheets are.

I started keeping a list of which companies allow it. Anyone can edit/submit, no account needed. Every change is public and revertible.

Which companies are missing?

Reminds me of LeetCode interview practices within tech firms. The culture and habits of the industry have not adjusted to the new technology.

Curious how novel this is vs MiroFish/OASIS-style multi-agent sims. Does anyone here know of any evidence this works beyond demos (e.g. the gold forecast)?

> And many companies today want data preprocessing in ETL pipelines and data ingestion for RAG.

I'm curious, have you (or your customers) deployed this in a RAG use case already, and what have been the results like?