> unemployable Skimming through the article, this seems to be an exaggeration. He may be unemployable at some companies; maybe even at most companies that adve

> unemployable Skimming through the article, this seems to be an exaggeration. He may be unemployable at some companies; maybe even at most companies that advertise on HN; but I am sure there are companies that don't ask for inversions of binary trees, theory of probability, etc. during interviews. They may not pay as much as the ones that do; but surely he is far from unemployable.