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by actuator 4y ago
For startups I agree, they should definitely customize their interview rather than copying big tech pattern. The kind of interview you describe is something Stripe also does, but I have seen even this resulting in non objective selection cr
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by actuator 4y ago
Yes, it does. Just likes it helps in Maths or Physics Olympiad or any other ranked entrance examinations. Patterns are there in most real world problems as well, the more you have tackled before, the easier it is for one to see a pattern. J
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by actuator 4y ago
The main difference is the audience of both is different. Leetcode works like this. Company A is asking these 100 questions with this frequency; let me solve these questions so that when I encounter these in the interview I can solve them t
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by actuator 4y ago
Why is it a joke? It is like any other sport or Olympiad, it involves solving faster, accurately and potentially of problems you haven't seen before. There is no direct correlation between competitive programming like CodeJam/ICPC
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by actuator 4y ago
Ah, that would explain the multiple patches that came in last week on my 7 Pro. I thought it was strange.
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by actuator 4y ago
Wrong advice. If you want to be leveled up fast in a FAANG, you should start in one. I know of 4+ YOE people jumping one level per year, they are an exception but the argument is, it is faster if you are born into the culture, rather than i
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by actuator 4y ago
> now the bulk to the people don't click the link to read and instead engage only on their social media platform of choice. but this is the fundamental issue with the bill, if I am hanging out with my friends IRL and I bring up a ne
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by actuator 4y ago
I don't get people who don't understand www make these laws. The concept of linking something is core to the idea of web. It is beautiful and useful and no one should need to pay for adding an hyperlink. If media publications want
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by actuator 4y ago
FWIW, social media apps used to pull data using OG tags, media publications are free to not put those tags
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by actuator 4y ago
Thanks. Will take a look.
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by actuator 4y ago
> So if the UK invested such that it had 10x the per capita scientists and engineers, let's say 10% of the population vs 1%, then it could compete with a nation of 680 million With the equal outcome approach taking over universities
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by actuator 4y ago
A forced 12 hour work day doesn't make people achieve more, but if you have to compete with others whose output is 1.3x of yours by putting in those extra hours, people will do it with efficiency. > Although a very very highly educa
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by actuator 4y ago
That seems like a good counterpoint. Let me read what gives the Dutch that advantage.
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by actuator 4y ago
https://static.toiimg.com/photo/msid-93150486/93150486.jpg
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by actuator 4y ago
Israel has an existential threat next door and the region where they have to exist and their past drives them to have real ingenuity in innovation. Taiwan and South Korea are modelled after Japan like obedience to authority and way higher
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by actuator 4y ago
I am not sure how in a totally integrated free market world, a country like UK can compete with US or China. The amount of funding US can put into new areas like green energy and the internal market and capital it offers is something UK can
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by actuator 4y ago
Ah, thanks for the insight. That would make sense, I will try to probe around more to see if it is possible to make them more accessible to other media publications as well.
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by actuator 4y ago
A bit offtopic, but does anyone who has worked with media organisations in the past know, how much an individual developer time is spent in creating an interactive feature report like this? Also, are there publishing tools that allow creati
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by actuator 4y ago
If we are so fearful of this, and banks are so core to the economy, why not just have government owned banks then, since it seems like government has to subsidize mismanagement.
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by actuator 4y ago
Oh please, these are just excuses. If you want to reap the benefits of capitalism, you should also get punishment for not doing the job well. Getting a haircut above the insured amount was the sensible thing here.
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by actuator 4y ago
IMO Apple should be the biggest target for antitrust right now looking at what they do on their platforms.
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by actuator 4y ago
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. It is a mix of a direct answer or a site for me, but I don't want a future where small guys get killed in intent based actions as well.
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by actuator 4y ago
How do people feel about sites from where this data is coming losing out on revenue? When Google started showing answers, I remember complaints regarding Google benefiting from the site's data while depriving the site of a visitor. Cha
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by actuator 4y ago
Apple is not the only or the first manufacturer that did this, they wouldn't be copying Apple if they do this.
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by actuator 4y ago
Don't worry, it is highly unlikely Google doesn't offer someone who has already cleared HC. If they slow down, it would most likely mean it for new candidates who still haven't finished the interview process.
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by actuator 4y ago
IG is popular among its users and doesn't have the same image as FB has but it also has been in news for reports on body dysmorphia, depression etc You are right about WhatsApp though, it aslo largely has a very positive image till now
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by actuator 4y ago
Extremely stupid decision to rename it. Out of all their products only Oculus has overwhelmingly positive brand name, I don't know why they will want to change that. Would make more sense to build stuff around the Oculus name.
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by actuator 4y ago
I think it is do with company culture. It is an email and docs heavy culture so a lot of collaboration happens on that. If they were chat heavy like most other organisations seem to be, they would put more effort into building features that
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by actuator 4y ago
I am an expat myself but shouldn't people already living there get to secure their life first? So if they think leechers exist within immigrants, they have a right to complain about it first I don't think any country needs to give
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by actuator 4y ago
Guardian's reporting always had a very left lean, I am not sure if this is new. There is a section in left of environment activists which sees nuclear as very dangerous.

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