Hey, those people still exist. Myself and a few other people I know got their start making terrible games in python. Heck I was too young when I started learni

Hey, those people still exist. Myself and a few other people I know got their start making terrible games in python. Heck I was too young when I started learning lisp (clojure). Took a long time to get used to non-functional constructs. Things definitely changed once I got to university though. Competition for internships meant I had to get good at interviewing. The CS program I am in encourages the career focused so grinding leetcode is popular. One of my interviewers asked me a number, and used that to retrieve the n'th leetcode question from memory. There does exist a small cadre of people, myself included, who find leetcode and similar interview grinds unethical. I'd rather spend my time having a life or learning/building interesting tech. Interviews are then less of a performance art and instead a genuine 1-1 to work through a problem.