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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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WE STOPPED ROADMAP WORK FOR A WEEK AND FIXED 189 BUGS

Once a quarter, the team at Google working on Perfetto, an open source suite of tools for performance tracing and analysis, stops all regular work for a week and fixes the small things that have been annoying them or their users. The most recent 'fixit', in which 40 people participated, resolved 189 bugs. Fixits are a great chance to work on the details that separate good products from great ones. They increase team morale and spirit and create real momentum. This post contains a guide on how to run a fixit.

lalitm.com · 12 min

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COMPANIES PREDICT 2026 WILL BE THE WORST COLLEGE GRAD JOB MARKET IN FIVE YEARS

Next Spring's graduate-hiring market is likely going to be even worse than this year's. This is the most pessimistic outlook since the first year of the pandemic. Companies say that an uncertain economic outlook has pushed them to hire more conservatively, and many are giving priority to prospects with experience rather than fresh graduates. People with experience are currently willing to take entry-level positions because they can't find anything else, pushing out those with less training.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 5 min

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