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>If you don't know how to start chipping away at a problem, if you don't have a fire in your belly to go dig in, then you're a fraud. I'm not even sure what yo
by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>If you don't know how to start chipping away at a problem, if you don't have a fire in your belly to go dig in, then you're a fraud.
I'm not even sure what you were looking for. If I don't know any graph theory, then my first reaction is to google what you just asked: "shortest route between two points on a directed graph". Knowing graph theory sounds like "the means to figure it out" from the conversation.
If you think everyone needs to know graph theory to write code, then I guess that's a fine opinion, but that's not a widely held opinion. It's not common knowledge to people looking to join the field that you'd need to know that.
- PaulRobinson 10y agoNo, I want them to start talking about process. I specifically don't want them to know graph theory. That's the point. If they did, I'd find another example they are less likely to know. If I can't find one, cool, they can have _my_ job.