5 ms·
Yep, fwiw there's often live coding interviews done in the editor of your choice that require AI to be off. As in even if you love AI and use it a lot you shou
by AnotherGoodName 1y ago
Yep, fwiw there's often live coding interviews done in the editor of your choice that require AI to be off.
As in even if you love AI and use it a lot you should have the ability to turn it off.
- xeonmc 1y agoAw shucks, I guess that rules out Notepad on Win11 then.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- everforward 1y agoThe ones I’ve done (as of late last year), they were okay with AI autocomplete but not a full prompting/agentic workflow. They wanted me to architect the solution, but were okay with it filling in basic for loops.
- 0x457 1y agoI would actually start interviewing with AI as well. How well they prompt and how good they are at reviewing AI slop?
- taude 1y agoYeup, this exactly. If they're going to be allowed to use claude-code/copilot day to day, how well they review the ai-generated code is going to be huge signal, as well as they could explain what happened. Also, if they're jsut blind vibe-coding something, without creating a nice quick spec for the LLM, that would also be a signal. Also, makes for very easy follow on questions during the interview.