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God forbid. No hire if they cannot reverse binary tree on the whiteboard using angular react e6.

• deleted 10y ago
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• dozzie 10y ago
  The guy that couldn't "reverse a binary tree" came from a team that turned out to be incompetent (in operations field; they didn't see anything wrong with distributing all the packages with software using HTTP without SSL/TLS nor any cryptographic signature).
  • Chlorus 10y ago
    Are we talking about Homebrew guy? Was this a flaw in Homebrew or something else he worked on?
    • dozzie 10y ago
      Yes, the one. It was (is? don't know, I don't use Apple products) a flaw in how Homebrew and its homepage operates.
      • dimino 10y ago
        Didn't they fix it?
        • dozzie 10y ago
          As I remember, they argued that this is perfectly fine and there's totally no problem with that.
  • robocat 10y ago
    To be fair, some major Linux distros also distribute using http e.g. go to https://www.debian.org/ https://www.debian.org/ and check the Download link at the top of the page: it is http.
    • dozzie 10y ago
      Yes, but there are some important differences: - Debian provides SHA-512 checksums of those ISO images - the checksums are signed cryptographically - web server is not the only distribution point - Debian packages are distributed signed, so once you have your OS installer somehow verified, you're much safer than with Homebrew Granted, SHA-512 checksums and their GPG signatures are not exposed very prominently on Debian's homepage. You need to go to the listing of directory with ISO instead of clicking "download ISO" direct link.