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Everyone's obsessed with AI these days, and a lot of programmers can't even code without it anymore. So I'm wondering — how do companies ask about AI usage during interviews

Title: How Many Programmers Are Now Using AI Agents and Other Tools in Their Work?

Content: AI-powered programming is becoming increasingly popular, and I'm curious how many people have already started using AI agents in their actual work (usage level: purely for assistance, completely relay on agent). Among those already using them, how many have company support, and how many are using them at their own expense?

I'm wondering if you could provide me with the name of a company that hires globally and allows employees to work remotely from anywhere. It doesn't have to be a very famous company; in fact, a smaller company would be even better.

Elon just announced the 'hardcore' on Twitter. I want to know what you think about it and what impact it will have on developers who worked in the US. Actually, as a China developer, it's pretty familiar to us, and Huawei had something similar to this a long time ago, and Alibaba also has 996 which is almost the same thing as it. In China a lot of companies have the same things and even worse, why do these companies do things like that? because Huawei and Alibaba these kinds of big companies do it so they learn from it, and unfortunately these big company actually have also been very successful in their industries, So I wonder if the US will become the next China if Twitter gets more efficient and successful after this 'hardcore' thing.

And the day before another day I post an ask on HN, and talk about 996 in China too, someone replays me that the reason people got 996 jobs in China is that they are low-level developers, and after twitter announce the 'hardcore', I don't know will this change his mind

I'm a Java developer who lived in Asia more specifically in China, I have some remote experience with a US company, and recently I'm planning to find a remote job in Europe or Australia， I wonder if they like a developer who comes from China? What do they think about Chinese developers? And I prefer a small company instead of a big one. And do you have any advice for finding a remote job in these places?