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SteveDR
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SteveDR
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Definitely. But how will they split the 154 questions? The prize pool is already big enough ($13k just a couple hours after the announcement and 5 days before the registration deadline) that 50 people could take it together and walk away wi
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> You can be guaranteed that the worst student from these top schools could nail any algorithm interview with minimal preparation. Considering that CalTech offers this course, they must be realllyyyy misguided, or you’re talking about sc
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Yes but the interviews are primarily used to screen candidates for SWE roles
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Their competitors (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, etc) are all moderating the same people to about the same extent. Are you talking about their clones, like Parler and Gab? They’re fulfilling their role fine as a platform for a ni
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> Is tech/computer science the only STEM field that had boot camps? medicine, nursing, electrical engineering, civil engineering, physics, biology, environmental science, etc. In the US, careers in those fields requires certificatio
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5y ago
> If I pass a coding test, stay at a company for a year, then apply to other companies, I'm going to subjected to coding tests even though I just passed one only a year ago. Well it’s not like the company you’re applying to has acce
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5y ago
I disagree. “75% of TikTok users in the United States said that they used the platform to discover new artists, and 67% said they were more likely to seek out a song on a streaming platform if they heard it on the app” [1]. This full articl
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I disagree. I’ve personally been introduced to a lot of music through Tiktok. I think the fact that you can click on a sound (a “sound” is the song that gets played in the background of a video) and see the top posts from other people using
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Re: discovery, I’m surprised no one has mentioned TikTok. It might be the most successful music discovery engine out there. > 1. listening to records with a friend 2. going to a dance club 3. attending a live performance 4. listening alo
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Or administrators don’t want the mob’s fight to be amplified into mainstream national news. I’m sure this would upset donors.
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Well a course could make $20 and still be “profitable.” If you’ve got the numbers, I think you should boast the numbers to show that you’re legit.
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6y ago
https://phrasefinder.net It lets you search for keywords in the caption tracks of YouTube search results. The code is really, really bad because it’s the first website I ever made, but it’s still useful when I’m looking for a pa