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Back in 2010, I was on a team with a intake of about 1 TB per day of mapping data, all of which needed to be integrated with previous data and condensed into pr
by RandomOpinion 10y ago
Back in 2010, I was on a team with a intake of about 1 TB per day of mapping data, all of which needed to be integrated with previous data and condensed into processed output. I quite assure you that we cared a _lot_ about the runtime complexity of our algorithms.
All the really interesting jobs require knowing data structures, algorithms and discrete mathematics well.
- Apocryphon 10y agoSure. But that just means they're more domain specific than fundamental, at least as far as tech interview conventions go. To name another core CS subject- understanding operating systems and the underlying assembly and machine language that your nifty web and mobile platforms are built upon are important. But they're not relevant to every single type of job.