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<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>i just saw someone share a story that they opened 2 AI engineer roles this week. In a bit more than a day, 600+ applications came in. That's generally at least 4x more than they get for the other Engineering roles. On top of that, 30+ pitches on
reddit:ExperiencedDevs- 2026-07-18[ServeTheHome] The AMD Instinct MI350P is a HBM PCIe AI Accelerator That Has Been All Over
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reddit:hardware - 2026-07-18When interviewing, does it make sense to admit you did a bad job at one of your previous employers?
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p><strong>Context:</strong></p> <p>My recent employment history is 5 years at company A, where I did great, and 1 year at company B, which was a chaotic shitshow, but where I also was quite underqualified, didn't deliver great results and left when
reddit:ExperiencedDevs - 2026-07-18How to handle a sr dev who has less experience than I have but is a good engineer and often wrong?
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I work as an architect for a specialized area within a much larger company. Of the several teams having to implement my designs there are a couple engineers who constantly fight me on my decisions. </p> <p>Of the two, one in particular is… acidic
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