Anon1096

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by Anon1096 1y ago
<Blank> Degrangement Syndrome, I think MrBeast has definitely reached that status by the rabid amount of hate he gets whenever brought up here or on reddit.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
Yep I hope that mindset never dies. Meta is one of the last engineering-first companies in big tech and willing to live demo something so obviously prone to mishaps is a great sign of it. It's not unlike SpaceX and being willing to ite
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by Anon1096 1y ago
Majority Element is rated easy because it can be trivially solved with a hashmap in O(N) space and that's enough to pass the question on Leetcode. The O(1) space answer is probably more like a medium.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
As a salaried employee there is no "salaried time." You're paid for your output not the time spent on it. This goes especially true for Microsoft where lots of people put in far less than a 40hr workweek. Literally no one bat
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by Anon1096 1y ago
There are teams for maintaining massive services where you can build promo packets with a couple <1% cost reduction PRs. I've worked on a non Amazon but similar team where half our M2's org charter was explicitly cost reduction
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by Anon1096 1y ago
That used to be the case but as of a couple years ago (maybe 2023?) pay packages got bumped and in terms of TC Amazon is very competitive now. You'll likely get a better offer than Google in cash value. But the non-TC benefits are real
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by Anon1096 1y ago
This is not really an accurate representation of FAANG hiring and job searching. In reality, there is a very very high amount of job hopping and also connections to people at other FAANGs (and there's also levels.fyi and blind) so we&#
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by Anon1096 1y ago
> Does the change mean the most competent solution architect who has successfully designed and implemented many complex systems from scratch is capped in salary package because they're not doing the important job of demanding those
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by Anon1096 1y ago
Something that I rarely see mentioned about SpaceX's goals and financial viability of a reusable Starship is how significant of a boost they get to their talent pool by working on the absolute bleeding edge on things that seem impossib
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by Anon1096 1y ago
Iterating over a 2D array using nested loops is an O(N) operation. N is the size of your data, how it's represented in an array is irrelevant.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
You can safeguard against this by having a whitelist of commands that can be run, basically cd, ls, find, grep, the build tool, linter, etc that are only informational and local. Mine is set up like that and it works very well.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
There are non affiliated stat trackers like 4stats.io or any of the archive sites. It's pure nonsense/conspiracy theory to suggest everything is bot content now.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
This is what Imgur shows to blacklisted IPs. You probably have a VPN on that is blocked.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
The "deal" at Microsoft is that you get paid 30-50% less than other big tech employers but it's a lot chiller (imo this is true from my experience at both msft and faangs, I hear it's worse recently though). A LOT of peo
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by Anon1096 1y ago
The author is very confused. For one, not having access to VISA/Mastercard isn't being unbanked. And more importantly, there is no need for the burden of supporting CC payments to fall on developers at all. Steam, itch, etc can ju
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by Anon1096 1y ago
I disagree with the OP that AI coding can't be taught. My answer to why so many people have trouble would be that they refuse to learn. I see tons of people who are insanely biased against AI and then when they try and use it they give
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by Anon1096 1y ago
If you want to live in a house, then yes, you will have to commute potentially far distances. But if you're willing to live in an apartment then you can still live in the core of the cities mentioned. This just makes sense, if everyone
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by Anon1096 1y ago
I work on something at a similar scale to 1.1.1.1, if we had this kind of setup our oncall would never be asleep (well, that is almost already the case, but alas). It's easy to say "just implement X monitor and you'd have cau
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by Anon1096 1y ago
Quite honestly a single person working at a micro scale is not the target market for the hyperscalers. You're better served not going for managed services (and buying unmanaged services on the big clouds also doesn't make sense wi
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by Anon1096 1y ago
So you failed their interview and then proceeded to post a whole thread to get validation that Meta's not a good company to work for? And you're still posting about it a year later? Talk about sour grapes.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
There was a limited edition that was translucent so you could see inside pretty recently https://www.meta.com/blog/ray-ban-meta-coperni-limited-editi... Believe if you worked at Meta when the glasses just came out ther
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by Anon1096 1y ago
How so? It's already status quo at companies with massive monorepos like Google and Meta. Your IDE connects to a remote computer and you write and run code on it. No more fiddling around with arcane dev env setup processes it's ho
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by Anon1096 1y ago
You've fallen into the exact zero sum thinking trap that the parent comment mentioned. If investment causes the overall pie to be bigger, then both sides win with no tradeoff. > If debts and profits are going to be paid out eventua
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by Anon1096 1y ago
It's almost unheard of for there to be a 6 yoe principal but yes the money is right, Microsoft pays a lot lower than you'd expect if you went in thinking they pay like FAANG. And there's a massive cliff after 4 years due to v
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by Anon1096 1y ago
I'm curious how you think this would be implemented. Do you think you should need a license to publish on GitHub? Write code on your own computer and run it? Because this was just a startup that some kids founded so saying that a licen
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by Anon1096 2y ago
The American conception of diversity that looks for race and gender ends up grouping 60% of the world together as "Asian". These are regions of the world with vast cultural differences (the obvious because South VS East Asia) and
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by Anon1096 2y ago
>My browser is supported by your website if it implements all the things your website needs. Well I guess your browser does not support everything needed?Being able to run a multi threaded proof of work is not the same as checking arbitr
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by Anon1096 2y ago
I don't recommend using it, there's unfortunately a bug where your notes will not save randomly and just disappear between sessions. Which for a note taking feature basically makes it usuable. You can find discussions about the bu
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by Anon1096 2y ago
You have chosen a very very poor example in calling out Meta Ads. I can assure you that the entire org has a massive magnifying glass over it with insane amounts of data analysis, every % change in revenue is absolutely attributable to exac
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by Anon1096 2y ago
The only people still using em-dashes are those who think it's somehow a signal of high intellect rather than being (extremely) behind the times. Case in point: this exact comment section where you see it with ~10000x the frequency of

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