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I'd have to question picking any single programming problem like the one mentioned is a great proxy for IQ. Could it be that there's a class of problems or conc
by tuckerconnelly 6y ago
I'd have to question picking any single programming problem like the one mentioned is a great proxy for IQ. Could it be that there's a class of problems or conceptual framework (in this case, maybe combinations/permutations or tree traversal), where a person might have solved a dozen problems like this in the past, and this is just another slightly different one?