Tech Referrals

💡Did you know most AI models you use today runs on C++? 🤯 Surprising right? PyTorch is C++ under the hood, so is llama.cpp. Even the GPU code that makes it all fast is C++. But AI coding agents aren't good with C++ today. Why? 🤔 In other languages, a function name points to one piece of code. In C++, the same name can point to many and which one runs depends on how the project is built. 🤪 @ByteAsk is an AI coding agent made for C/C++ and solves that real pain point, check it out 👇

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💡An employee of Visa just posted 4 openings for which he willing to refer folks via techreferrals.in In unrelated news, there were 17.5k visitors on TechReferrals in just last 24 hours. I am pretty sure he will be getting a lot of amazing candidates to refer today 🙌

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💡Nobody talks about the easiest side income for people with full-time tech jobs 🤫 Not freelancing. Not trading. Not YouTube. It's the referral bonus 💸 Often ₹1 lakh to ₹1.5 lakh per hire, and usually no cap on how many people you refer. Most people do it once a year, by accident. Here's how to do it on purpose 👇 1️⃣ Pick an opening your team/company is hiring for 2️⃣ Post it for free on TechReferrals 3️⃣ Collect applications on your own form or email 4️⃣ Paste the JD and resumes into Claude, ask it to rank them 5️⃣ Skim the top ones yourself (optional) 6️⃣ Pick your best 5 to 10 7️⃣ Refer them through your company portal If even one gets hired, the bonus is yours 🎉 Your company gets strong candidates. You get paid. Win-win 🤝 Link in first comment 👇

🚨BREAKING: Microsoft told 60,000 employees yesterday they can leave! Over 25% of employees, in one email 📩 April: ~8,750 offered buyouts 👋 July: 4,800 jobs cut ✂️ October: 60,000 offered buyouts 🚪 Would be interesting to see if soft layoffs would be the new normal and other companies would follow the lead from Microsoft.

I'm probably underpricing this. An ad on every page of TechReferrals.in → 50,000+ page views a month → 26,000+ unique visitors → $49/month That's under $1 per 1,000 views. Try getting that on LinkedIn. Launch price won't last. 5 of 10 spots left.

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It's live, the biggest feature launch yet 🔥 For weeks, you kept saying "let us post openings" on TechReferrals. Now you can. Recruiters, agencies, and employees whose teams are hiring (hello, referral bonus 👀) All for FREE !

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Remember this 👇 The world hasn’t seen the best version of you. And neither have you!

And just like that, we crossed 15,000 unique visitors on techreferrals.in and it hasn't been a full month of launching it yet. One more week to go to see final monthly numbers. I still feel this is unreal and why I didn't start this earlier.

DSA prep was a chakravyuh, and we were all Abhimanyu in it. We were trained to get in but never on how to get out 😅 I've taken 250+ interviews at Intuit in last 7 years. None of those really needed anyone to invert a binary tree at work. But every one of them needed someone who could 1. Ship a real task on a real codebase 2. Think and answer "Why A over B?" 3. Handle questions like "What if we add one more constraint?" This seems to be a move in very right direction that everyone has been asked for years! With this, I am hoping I wouldn't have to prepare at all, whenever I interview for a company next time!

This is crazy, I just used "Treg for AEO" to check TechReferrals and it has blown me away! It told me WHO all are ranking for referral related posts on different AI tools, WHERE they are extracting their results from and WHAT should I do to get listed in those including telling me WHAT to write and to WHOM. Finally I have got a tool to level up the AEO game for TechReferrals 🚀

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Who wrote my website TechReferrals? Me or Claude code? Git can answer that for me. 229 of 378 commits on it are tagged as co-written with AI. Every change and who did it has a record. But that's not the case with video generation/editing tools. You generate a clip in one app, then edit in multiple different apps and there is no trail of anything. There is where VN Studio’s comes in. What you did and what AI did is kept separate and documented. That's a record you can show to reply to a copyright claim. And this begs a question, should every AI tool start keeping an audit trail like this?