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by err0ne 8y ago
"Implement a method that shuffles a list" vs. "Shuffle a list" I would want the candidate to ask me whether they can use their language's standard library. I would say no/yes depending on how the question is fr
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by err0ne 8y ago
I would have failed you as well. The point is to test whether you have a clear picture of what goes on one layer of abstraction below or if you are confined to the surface. I don't get the fuss about interviews. They seem to largely
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by err0ne 8y ago
This policy was instituted in 1926 to discriminate against another minority entirely. You should stop framing this in terms of White vs. X. This is misguided and largely a nomenclature issue which is now perverting the way people reason abo
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by err0ne 8y ago
Yes, because WASPs clearly think of someone named Aaron Shapiro as one of their own. C'mon. There has been a historical bias against anyone who is not WASP and this bias subsist to this day. And that's not restricted to jewish peo
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by err0ne 8y ago
That's basically any successful minority in any country ever until time does its work. For example, it wasn't until recently that open discrimination toward Jewish people was accepted at certain prestigious universities. I don&#x2
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by err0ne 8y ago
Wait until you see how much the sales people rake in.
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by err0ne 8y ago
The problem with your comment is that it assumes that because someone benefits more from something they represent the bulk of the cost of that thing. That's just not true. Or that taxation should be made pro rata of the utility someone