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by cole-k 5y ago
IANAL, but as someone who has used both tio.run and repl.it, I have difficulty seeing what sort of “competition” this constitutes (Riju, in my eyes, being very very similar to tio). Otherwise I would expect tio to have received some threate
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by cole-k 5y ago
I think it's hyperbole. Not that I doubt there are jobs which pay this, but from what I've seen of the market, if money is all you're concerned with you should not be turning your nose up at a 200k TC offer.
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by cole-k 5y ago
I imagine part of the reason is because Java has the idiomatic usage of list.stream().functionalOperations.collect(Collectors.toList()) whereas in Haskell you can just do whatever on your lists and it should fuse... or so I thought. Clearly
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by cole-k 6y ago
Spotted Portugal. The Man using it here https://youtu.be/fSVwJyxeVYI EDIT: turns out I'm response number 1000 – read someone else's comment.
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by cole-k 6y ago
I think you just misread what her objection was to the first point. Quoting from 1., > I didn’t know what to think. I have a strong opinion about diversity hires: Although I don’t think they are a perfect solution, I consider them an eff
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by cole-k 6y ago
The same can be said for the SAT. Unfortunately there seems to be significant enough overlap between "good test taker" (or in this case "good interviewee") and "good worker".
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by cole-k 6y ago
I'm still new to the industry, but my CS education (yours may differ) was quite theory-heavy. Perhaps the knowledge of data structures and algorithms can be useful for people who need to design whole architectures and systems, but I th
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by cole-k 6y ago
I am inclined to agree. I think the issue is just with the HN title. The repo does say that it is for interview prep. I will say that I've seen some companies improve their interview questions to be less about having CS insight or algo
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by cole-k 6y ago
Thanks for making this! Is there any way for a browser plugin to use client-side JS without the site using it? I know this might be a stupid question, but I know very little of extension and frontend development. That aside, if it isn'
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by cole-k 6y ago
Would probably switch in a heartbeat if I could expand the posts without opening a new tab. How difficult would it be to port Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES) to this? Or is there some browser extension that lets me accomplish roughly the sam
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by cole-k 6y ago
It looks very similar to tikzcd-editor. Glad people are making tools like this -- I always felt so cool putting diagrams in my homework and tikzcd-editor was what allowed me to. I'm sure the graders appreciated it, too, since my handwr
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by cole-k 6y ago
I wonder how many people are informing their opinions solely from the gross incompetence exhibited by Apple with your mentioned double tapping keys issue. I seem to recall that they have fixed it in newer models, but I wouldn't be surp
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by cole-k 6y ago
I think in this case "deserved" was used in the same sense as "warranted," although I realize this doesn't change the main point you're making. What you're getting at is that people can be influenced by fa
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by cole-k 6y ago
Unlike the other comments so far, I have a link that is in my opinion NOT generally useful for most programmers. I figured it is worth a share for the programmer who knows all of the math in this post and wants to learn yet more: https:&#x
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by cole-k 6y ago
This sort of thing (if I understand the abstracts correctly) can also be done with dependent types: https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/people/jeremy.gibbons/publications/a... . This paper was my introduction to dependent
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by cole-k 6y ago
> * The tooling is lacking. Care to elaborate on this point? Maybe it's just because I'm coming from Haskell (lol), but my experience with OCaml's tooling has been pretty darn good. While I don't think there's a
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by cole-k 6y ago
From my (limited) understanding of Genesis, I assumed nudity was thought to be fine, at least in the beginning. It was only after eating the forbidden fruit did Adam and Eve clothe themselves, presumably out of some sort of shame or "d
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by cole-k 6y ago
(Potential) counterpoint: there are those who sometimes prefer indirect language. E.g. I would prefer if you said "I don't mean to be rude, but in my honest opinion you're looking kind of shabby these days" rather than &
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by cole-k 6y ago
You should see if you can convince some of your coworkers to adopt it at the same time. I've seen workplaces where many people have nohello as their status. I would be inclined to think it odd if I saw just one person with that status.
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by cole-k 6y ago
Don't forget HELF ( https://i.imgur.com/hQAT2Go.png ).
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by cole-k 6y ago
I don't think you're crazy, but if their work and your work are detached enough from BFS and linked lists, why use them as the assessment criteria? It's not really that difficult to make quotidian software engineering tasks i