Funny. He foreshadowed this in a recent interview. Saying that he may fall out of touch with evolving approaches and if any of the frontier labs would have him, he’d be interested.

https://youtu.be/kwSVtQ7dziU?t=47m50s

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cbm-vic-20 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I wonder if he had to answer a few Leetcode / Codility problems first.

	▲	m3kw9 39 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		The warm up rounds to filter out the fluffy includes asking what is a Matrix, do this calculation, what is a LLM. 2nd round include stuff like explain the binary search algorithm, write a double linked list in C, and a take home project.
	▲	mannanj 20 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Would have been great to hear that his inability to do the interview memorization bullshit as a senior was why he didn't get hired somewhere like OpenAI. lol. Except the good companies probably dont make you do silly stupid outdated interview practices without the tools you can actually use on the job today, right?

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skeledrew 5 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Someone at Anthropic watched and lit a fire.

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ineedasername 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Good for him, his public work these last ~1-2 years has been influential for me, as I'm sure it has for others.

I even share his concern about struggling to keep pace with the rate of change lately, and agree that my working in a frontier lab or any other such environment would certainly help with that!

I have a weird background mix of analytic philosophy, linguistics/NLP, propaganda research, and long-term institutional data science/strategy work, which unfortunately does not make ATS systems especially low-friction as I try to jump industries.

So I keep busy the best I can: lately building tooling around runtime observability, intent legibility, and intervention in LLM systems.

Some small public artifacts finally going up: https://huggingface.co/spaces/anotheruserishere/Cartogemma

Eh. Worth a shot!

	▲	gopher_space an hour ago \| parent [-]
		> I have a weird background mix of analytic philosophy, linguistics/NLP, propaganda research, and long-term institutional data science/strategy work, which unfortunately does not make ATS systems especially low-friction as I try to jump industries. There's a choice to be made between helpfully defeating someone's ATS and searching for more clueful employers. I'll probably be walking paper resumes into local offices next time around anyhow.