Recommendation for Developer Interview Featuring Lauren Tan (@poteto) and Matt

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Nick (@thecsguy) highlights a video interview featuring Lauren Tan (@poteto) and Matt (Mai Yang), calling it likely the best interview of 2026 and praising its practical tips.

Key points

  1. Nick recommends an interview session featuring developers @poteto and Matt.
  2. He rates it as possibly the best interview of 2026, stating that the tips provided are exceptionally valuable.
  3. Community replies note discussions around skills and agent reliability within modern workflows.

Why it matters

Practical insights and workflows from senior engineers on agentic tools and developer productivity continue to drive high engagement across technical networks.

Analysis

The post is a brief endorsement linking back to a video interview with Lauren Tan (@poteto) and Matt (Mai Yang). While the post text itself provides minimal technical detail, associated discussions highlight topics around workflow skills and agents.

Original post

nick

@thecsguy · 4 October 2026

I’ve watched this multiple times this weekend. The tips in here are golden t.co/rfNygL4jX5

299 likes7 replies435 bookmarks34.5k views

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  1. @piliponful I think it was captioned first by someone that posted this originally
  2. @edtadros It’s gonna have a long line out the door for some Michelin star potatoes 🥔
Selected replies (5)
  • @kemiisf @thecsguy I need to watch this
  • @piliponful @thecsguy Wait why is there Chinese subs I am thrown off by that
  • @edtadros @thecsguy Pretty sure Lauren is gonna open a restaurant soon.
  • @Maverick4407 @thecsguy Can you share some? I stopped after 15 mins or so. Just felt like the same generic round about talking with no real substance. I still don’t understand how people rely on skills so much, agents follow skills maybe 70-80 percent of times that too if the context is small
  • @BlackWolfNews @thecsguy And the updates both of them made to their skills since are extra golden crispy.

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