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4y ago
I am going to use Anki to study again. Anyone is using Anki for CS?
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Ask HN: If there is no time, will you just focus on leetcode only for interviews
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4y ago
It might take years to study these topics in depth
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4y ago
EdX or just lectures? Do you do the assignments?
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4y ago
All I know is don't store duplicated data in different tables
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Ask HN: Should I continue to binge reading CS books from secondary sources?
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4y ago
But you don't know what you are studying is important or not until you are confronted with a real world problem
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4y ago
Professors are not good software engineers
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4y ago
After working for years, you will have gut feeling on whether an implementation is slow or fast. This is done with testing on large N dataset
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4y ago
Exactly what I am doing. The job is still technical but not so academic
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Ask HN: Working as a software engineer for 5 years, I've forgotten all CS stuff
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Ask HN: Any advice on self hosting GitHub Runners?
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How did Elon Musk have so many kids? I don't think he spent much time with them
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4y ago
When your kid is sick, the entire schedule get disrupted
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4y ago
What if you have a kid who misbehaves alot
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Ask HN: How do you balance having kids and improving your skills?
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4y ago
Be a specialist in some topics. And generalist enough so that you can apply your specialized knowledge to solve other problems of others
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4y ago
Oh the ThoughtWorks gang... it's about billing the customers by dragging the project longer for quality and therefore earning more
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4y ago
Yes even big companies don't care about security.... it's all facade and compliance
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4y ago
Look at the age of the companies. If they are new, you might have opportunities to do exciting stuffs.
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4y ago
It's not a good reflection of the actual company practices. I joined ThoughtWorks as a Dev because of their engineering books but the reality is that you work with shitty Devs on most projects
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Ask HN: What is the career path for DevSecOp engineer?
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4y ago
You get paid well to stfu and don't rock the boat.....
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Ask HN: What are the productive ways of using a smartphone?
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Ask HN: Why do some companies build their own CICD orchestrators?
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4y ago
Are there engineering problems in security
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Ask HN: What technical topics can a dev get into besides leetcoding?
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4y ago
It's all trend and bs.
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4y ago
Nothing wrong about being obsessed with work and wanting to do well
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4y ago
Mixture of Juniors and seniors. I am looking for ownership in their own areas. But most of the time I need to provide instructions on what to achieve
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