EvilEy3

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by EvilEy3 5y ago
Hey, no gatekeeping! Leetcode bad!
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
You're making it sound like it is my problem that I have to commute. That is as much my problem as it is company's problem.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
Why should it be distributed through salaries? Making an extra is a one time thing.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
> Meanwhile those that chose tiny apartments near their offices didn't sign up for spending all day in cramped quarters trying to work from a couch. They literally did. I don't see any difference between choosing living an hour
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
Pandemic, not WFH.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
You could also afford a straw man. Does not mean you find it sensible thing to say.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
Or you're just spoiled.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
How much cost they will endure when their employees start getting insane from all the zoom meetings and working with a monitor instead of a real person?
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
Keep up with the same attitude and you'll have only Google to select from.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
I don't see how enterprise culture has anything to do with language. You're implying that you can't do Go style programming with Java. Except you can, and it will be prettier and easier to read with streams.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
> I expect candidates to identify and learn what's required for the task And that comes for free in people who spent time on Algorithms and Data Structures.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
> And when you actually need algorithms, you always have a luxury of existing literatures and implementations. And how well that works in practice? How will candidate even know where to look at if he has no idea what he needs to find?
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
> solving real world problems Define this first.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
> It’s not. Yes it is. > Theory can be referenced How do you know that the person is even able to comprehend theory? > Interviewing in eng is broken, but afaict its a “worst solution save all others” kind of scenario. That's y
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
WebAssembly doesn't make it JavaScript application either. It is merely runtime.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
What prophesy? It is written in C++.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
There's nothing more permanent than "temporary" solution.
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by EvilEy3 5y ago
> Half of population is hooked on opioids and psych drugs. But somehow it is unacceptable for homeless to get high. Indeed. It must be unacceptable for everyone. Drugs, like religion, is a cancer of society.
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
> If I want a distributed system or something with a lot of I/O, Erlang and Go will always be better than Java. Based on what?
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
Exactly. People think that Jobs and Gates succeeded because of dropping out(from the ivy league schools nonetheless!) and not despite.
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
> just right on mobile If by "just right" you mean sticking out like a sore thumb on iOS, then sure.
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
Good luck with accessibility and compatibility with browser plugins.
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
It's not about throttle. It is incapable to run faster at the moment.
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
It's not about stop. It's about showing that you tried. Do you think those "click yes if you're 18" are there to stop you? Nope, it's about protecting your ass in case some concerned patent starts complaining.
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
Oh yeah, because migrants are so popular in Europe.
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
Do you know where I can read about this? Book, if possible?
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
Yes! USSA, for motherland! For Stalin!
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
Whatever let's you sleep at night, bud. I'm sure you really think like that, and not rationalizing your inability to become rich.
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
Nice! And we can even pay for it by using universal income, we just need to do an initial round of UBI and then it will bootstrap itself! Why nobody thought of that before?
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by EvilEy3 6y ago
Of course not! You should get the same results as someone who worked their ass off,no matter how many mistakes you make in life!

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