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I feel the same way, except I think the clock-hand question is quite straightforward. Except for that one, just like every other time this sort of thing is post
by pansa2 6y ago
I feel the same way, except I think the clock-hand question is quite straightforward. Except for that one, just like every other time this sort of thing is posted almost every question is either:
1. About fairly low-level details of computer networking, or
2. What would you do if your data doesn’t fit in memory?
I’ve been a successful developer for years and never had to deal with either of those problems.
- fzeroracer 6y agoIt's been the same experience for me. I've been successful as a developer and yet have never encountered many of these problems that interviews in the past demanded I know. Ultimately if I end up encountering a problem like that in my career, the honest answer is to pick up a book or begin reading through articles on solutions. Sadly that kind of answer seems to be frowned upon because it's better for you to lie about what you know than to admit you don't know the solution and figure out ways to rectify it.