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   by X9 3y ago

   Love this approach! We used this method for awhile when conducting interviews, usually with a couple problems escalating in difficulty. Found it to be way more helpful to watch how someone troubleshoots than to test their aptitude with spec
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   by X9 4y ago

   I grabbed a short 2-letter Twitter handle within a few months after they launched. A few years ago I had someone used SIM hijacking to steal access to my phone number. This failed to get access to my Twitter account because I never set up a
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   by X9 13y ago

   Been also watching WheelTug[1] as a result of Andrew Tobias' interest (and investment) in it[2]. Sounds like they have more customers lined up, but competition already in this market should be a good thing! [1] http://www.wh
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   by X9 16y ago

   While it is largely based on the context of the job, I'd think some demonstration of fundamentals, like sorting (even if it's just bubble sort :-)), is important. It's another way to see which mental tools the candidate can use when debuggi
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   by X9 16y ago

   It might not need language level support, but anything to make it easier to leverage is a plus in my book. If the programmer doesn't have to concern themselves with extra parallelism-specific library calls and is still able to write a binar
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   Getting into open source(jasonwcox.com)

   2 points by X9 16y ago|0 comments