Semiphore

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   by Semiphore 12y ago

   It also might have a huge point where just because you thought you were in MIT that you weren't there by luck and was smart enough.
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   by Semiphore 13y ago

   This was a fun problem. On the other hand, I felt cheated when Vidit Drolia of Yammer gave this problem and expected it to be common knowledge enough to be solved in 3 minutes. Don't think it's quite that much of a valid interview
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   by Semiphore 13y ago

   The answer is the following: Yes, such that you should probably try hard enough that it doesn't accidentally hurt your chances in the future, but not as much that it should despair you from always improving yourself.
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   by Semiphore 13y ago

   Unless it's in NYC and you got the rates right when they were at the bottom. Article is very useful, but it's one of those that gives 'here are x reasons'. Yes, but come up with determining how to make a decision instead