Patrol8394

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by Patrol8394 4y ago
leetcode == smart ? oO that's new I interview many candidates at FAANG, I can easily tell the ones that have prep by just doing leetcode and the ones that knows the shit. I couldn't care less if you can solve all kinds of complex
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
Their business is mostly based on tx fees, whereas in the “old” financial system tx fees are no more. Orange is the new black? I don’t see how they can build a long term sustainable business. They were lucky enough to go IPO during a BTC su
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
There is no shortage of swe. What I see and what I have experienced first hand is that companies, especially the more hyped/small ones, pretend to be FAANG and gets very picky when interviewing. They often employ FAANG style interview.
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
I prefer build number and git hash. You don’t need a date, you just need to know which one comes first without having to check git.
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
Landing page : signup or login No thank you
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
Germany always enforce EU rules on all other members, but when it comes to them, they couldn't give two f ...
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
> no amount of pre-push cleanup should ever be allowed That’s horrible, sounds like a blockchain oO ! In my workflow I constantly create throw away commits. Once I am satisfied with the code changes I cleanup history and open a PR.
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
Why would you allow a foreign billionaire that does not live and produce any value in US, buy properties for the sole purpose of speculating and driving price high? There are countries like Denmark where you can’t just buy properties, you h
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
Solving housing crisis requires making housing not an investment. Make very very very tax inconvenient to buy places for the sole purpose of renting them out. Do this, and most problems are solved. But banks and legislators have no interest
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
Welcome to CaaS! Soon people will find themselves having to pay subscriptions to drive their own car! Crazy!
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
It is so easy to destroy your culture and trust, and very hard to gain it back. I think CB is on a very slippery slope. There are plenty of opportunities out there. Why working at CB? - Banning political discussion - Ask employees to rate e
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
I am fluent in C/C++, Java, Scala. I really wanted to like Rust, but it is hard. The borrow checker is hard and the language api is not intuitive and/or ergonomic.
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
I ditched Twitter as soon as Elon announced he was buying them. I deleted my FB account years ago. I tried instagram but it didn’t last long, closed that as well. Never had TikTok account, Reddit, Snap etc … Socials are overrated. You simpl
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
> slow coding What does that even mean?
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
California is expensive
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
I worked at a startup and the CEO was obsessed with hiring at all cost. We, engineers, were all wondering what the hell these new hires were supposed to do. We did not need them. Then they explained it to me. They needed to show growth thro
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
Deal breaker for me was that tons of series will stop after season 1. Yeah and the content nowadays is mediocre. I have switched to Disney+ and Apple Tv
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
OKRs have become, like peer reviews, just one of those "corporate" things that you have to do, but that nobody really cares. My performance/bonus/promotions were never affected positive/negative, in any way by my OK
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
I can move $ in less then a day and for free just using my bank. Now, try to do the same with a stable coin running on ETH … and check the fees . To me it does not feel innovation, but rather going backwards.
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
I have been sitting on cash since end of last year, I am finally seeing opportunities to buy at reasonable price: stocks and crypto. Stocks, cryptos, houses: people kept buying no matter the price, even though, it was so obvious that those
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
> that is nearly impossible just about anywhere else in the world I don't know about "anywhere else in the world" but I can guarantee you that you can buy a property everywhere in EU with a 20%. Also, property taxes in EU
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by Patrol8394 4y ago
Once a customer was able to destroy an old ES cluster because they copy pasted some text from a PDF into a search box ... that text got sent directly to the ES cluster without much escaping ... there were lots of "*" in there. The