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I'm sorry but I just can't take a quiz/website/company seriously that assesses programmer ability, and yet they put the freaking answer key in Local Storage. Se
by smcuiuc 9y ago
I'm sorry but I just can't take a quiz/website/company seriously that assesses programmer ability, and yet they put the freaking answer key in Local Storage. Seriously, quizState? I got a 100%. ;)
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- ammon 9y agoThis quiz is just supposed to be fun :) We opted for speed over security, on the idea that anyone who cared enough to pull out the answers deserves a 100!
- smcuiuc 9y agoGotcha. Just know it could give a bad first impression about the security of other assessments and competence of the team. While I find these questions to be quite flawed for the stated purpose, I really do wish you and others in this space luck!
- yellowapple 9y agoI actually appreciated that, since my phone has a spotty network connection.
- bbcbasic 9y agoYeah plus with allowing full access to my own browser I could write a HTML doc saying 15/15 well done. How unsecure!
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- Bartweiss 9y agoEh - there's nothing to be won by getting the right answers! At best, you could share a fake 15/15 on Facebook, but could do that regardless by taking the quiz twice. Given that Triplebyte doesn't store answers that way for their job-finding quizzes, the criticism feels a bit hollow.