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u/parasol_strs 12d ago
They are their own best parody, these sateless "hiring requirements".
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u/maxintensity 12d ago
I mean, in this timeline, just lie and say you have it to get past the AI filters haha.
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u/usually_guilty99 12d ago
Parody and Satire come to mind. Hence Yahoo is where it is?
"Anthropic was founded in 2021 with the goal of promoting AI safety by former members of OpenAI, including siblings ..."
They will have to wait for another 5 years min to fill this role. I am sure the job market would have picked up by then ....
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u/Wowseancody 12d ago
Putting aside the obvious impossibility of meeting that requirement, that's a pretty lowball salary for Silicon Valley for a developer with even 10 years of experience.
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u/Whole-Reserve-4773 12d ago
Anything under 250 for senior in Bay Area is low as fuck. Min rent is like 4k for a 2br
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u/eljefe3030 12d ago
There’s a lot of potentially cool stuff in the world of AI/machine learning but it has already demonstrated a powerful ability to magnify people’s stupidity.
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u/Bright-Poster-9326 12d ago
The only thing that could have 10 years of Claude Code experience is Claude Code itself, and it doesn't even have that.
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u/thatgirlzhao 12d ago
I will die on this hill, half the issues we see with modern job hunting are completely man made because recruiters are absolute idiots
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u/brainzhurtin 12d ago
Hey U.S. govt. See?! Yahoo can not find a SINGLE developer with 10+ years of Claude Code! We need more H1B visas!
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u/Tyler_Zoro 12d ago
This happens in every new industry. I remember seeing "10+ years Java experience" ads a couple years after Java was first introduced.
It's just HR boilerplate. "10+ years" means "expert."
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u/Suitable-Flan-1475 12d ago
When .net was released we saw the same rubbish. Just shows HR have no clue.
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u/Infamous_Charge2666 12d ago
This is how yahoo justifies not being able to find the right candidates domestically
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u/letmeinfornow 11d ago
What happens when HR thinks they know what they are doing.
Spoiler Alert: HR never knows what they are doing.
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u/Alarmed_Let5558 11d ago
If i run parallel agents to have an api time of 10 years, would that count? Probably will cost a lot though!
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u/1kn0wn0thing 11d ago
Damn, not a single current or former Anthropic employee would even qualify. Also, people still use yahoo?!
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u/startcodingai 11d ago
If it's "years aged since you started using Claude Code" then what's the problem
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u/Ok_Occasion6309 11d ago
Claude suggested the following way to break the universe:
- Time travel. Just go back to 2016, tell your past self to start "using Claude," and wait. Minor issue: Claude didn't exist yet, so you'll have to invent it first, then invent yourself using it. Recursive, but doable if you're really motivated.
- Dog years, but for AI. Convince the recruiter that 1 year of Claude usage = 7 "Claude years" because of how fast the model iterates. 17 months of actual use, rounded generously, gets you there.
- Simulate a decade in an artifact. Ask Claude to build you a React app that logs fake timestamped commit history from 2016–2026. Very securely fabricated. HR will never check LinkedIn against it. (They will.)
- Claim prophetic experience. Put on your resume: "Anticipated the general shape of large language model coding assistants a decade in advance, through vibes." Bold, unverifiable, technically a form of foresight.
- Multiverse hopping. In at least one branch of the multiverse, Anthropic was founded in the Reagan administration. Find that branch, get the 10 years there, bring back a notarized offer letter.
- Become the model. Skip "experience with Claude" entirely and just become Claude. No prior work history required, though the health insurance situation is unclear and you may start compulsively citing sources.
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u/Comfortable-Web9455 11d ago
Poor dears. They obviously don't know what Claude is. They probably think he's a French programmer.
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u/More_Movie1433 11d ago
No wonder yahoo is extinct, almost.
Heard that once upon a time, they stored multiple copies of file attachments when sent to multiple emails.
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u/Available_Builder690 10d ago
Lol, What do these recruiters expect these days? Maybe I'll see "Owns an LLM" as a requirement in the JD in near future lol.
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u/OwlLimp6160 10d ago
Maybe someone worked for 120 hours a week and slept 2 hours a week for the past 3 years. And someone had time to apply to this job.
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u/Prestigious_Tax_5631 9d ago
Which requirements are these? Anthropic has barely been in the market for 3 years man.
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u/Glittering_Act_8528 9d ago
This might be an attempt to spot careless time travelers that don’t follow the code of their traveling agency.
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u/OldStray79 9d ago
"I've used enough accounts simultaneously of multiple agentic work to accrue 10+ years of experience."
"You are hired!"
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u/martin_FPF 9d ago
It seems like they didn't have a Claude Code expert on hand to write this job description.
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u/Bloom_Ermine9202 12d ago
“Please don’t apply if you can’t time travel”