CureYooz

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   by CureYooz 1y ago

   Yes, but one does not need university to do so.
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   by CureYooz 1y ago

   How about an example that is actually readable and easy to follow?
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   Ask HN: How good is MIT at teaching graph algorithms?

   1 points by CureYooz 1y ago|5 comments
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   by CureYooz 1y ago

   You'are absolutely right!
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   by CureYooz 1y ago

   If he turns blue one day it would be hard to react quickly. You know, that orange paint might not do him a favor in such situations.
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   by CureYooz 1y ago

   With amount of nonsensical stuff he managed to do in last 7 months alone I would not be surprised if he forgets how to breath one night. Stuff like that happens.
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   by CureYooz 1y ago

   Work in previous projects is a good estimation. But it's going to shorten interviewing part only in smaller companies. In corpos you most likely still end being interviewed the same way as anyone else.
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   by CureYooz 1y ago

   I'm not a fan of leetcode interviews but I'm also not a fan of not being able to invert a binary tree. Programmers who are avoiding graph problems like a plague are programmers who are sawing off a branch they are sitting on. If y
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   by CureYooz 1y ago

   I wonder if that failure of a politician is going to last until the end of his term.
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    Ask HN: Is Spatial Hashing better than Quadtree for 2D boids simulations?

    1 points by CureYooz 1y ago|0 comments