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3y ago
sounds like a bad CS program maybe find a better college?
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3y ago
option strategies
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b20000
3y ago
it does not test intelligence, just whether you memorized a solution to a problem hiring someone who is really desperate for a job is a poor strategy for those hiring unless the goal is simply to get cheap labour.
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3y ago
it is the status quo because it allows companies to discard the value of experience because leetcode style interviews do not take that into account. once you are hired they can profit from your experience without really paying for it. it al
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3y ago
leetcode does not test for general capacity or whether you are able to build anything it just tests how fast you can reproduce an optimal solution to some problem that for some non sensical reason became part of a body of coding challenges
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3y ago
i have 20 years of experience and probably 100k lines of code across 40 repos and i have found no way around the leetcode BS so i have decided to no longer apply for anything and focus on my business.
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3y ago
you could also argue that everybody should know the law. but people don’t. same with personal finance.
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3y ago
You don’t need to know how to program to be succesful in life. In my career as an engineer most of the people I encountered who are wildly succesful are not engineers and cannot program.
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3y ago
so what are you going to tell these kids? that they are guaranteed a well paying job if they learn all this shit? as long as they know it is just for creative expression and they WANT to do it that’s cool. but i am afraid the motives are di
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3y ago
exactly…. i think this would be way better but as you say there is the problem that lawyers do not compete on price and know their value and there are systems in place that keep you from undercutting. this is what we need in our industry to
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3y ago
what will getting more children to program achieve? create an oversupply of programmers and computer scientists leading to a race to the bottom?
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3y ago
smells like java and the jvm
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3y ago
it’s ok to have a different opinion and not lecture other people how yours is better
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3y ago
it does because it eats away all valuable time and turns people into slaves and consumers instead of creators of value
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3y ago
why should anybody be able to request this data???
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3y ago
social media is more like crack or some other terrible drug
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3y ago
i think that the deliberate design of applications to profit from or incur damage to mental health should be prohibited at state and federal levels
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3y ago
ok, maybe this will put an end to the endless self driving hype and free up some vc funding for other stuff
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3y ago
hoping that all mental health organisations will join
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3y ago
i’ve had experiences at FAANG where they ask me how i did x or y engineering accomplishment at my company as a founder. then, all that matters is the coding interview, but i feel like i got played and my know how stolen, and my experience d
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3y ago
new leetcode challenge, you have 2 minutes to produce the optimal solution
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3y ago
audio hardware
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3y ago
my biggest problem is that i need to juggle marketing branding development reseller relations etc all as a solo founder and as a result only one task ever gets enough attention with the rest suffering. so i have realized that there is no wa
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3y ago
do developers own the business and will benefit the most of the upside?
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3y ago
i am juggling multiple jobs as i wear all the hats. so when they ask how is the pitch deck coming i am always busy with one of the jobs. i know that some founders have just one job. fundraising. but i never had that luxury. i also think how
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3y ago
yep, i agree. most pro rust arguments are from a safety perspective or that rust does a lot for you. the problem is that in a lot of applications nobody cares about safety or security. it is just that devs operate in evironments where that
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Ask HN: How to avoid engineer stamp as a founder fundraising?
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3y ago
want to write fast rust? write your code in C or C++
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3y ago
and you don’t owe them an interview
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3y ago
sounds like discrimination
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