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   by fredwu 15y ago

   Fair point. :) However, I would argue that in company A's scenario, the discomfort I got from not remembering the APIs would never happen in real world situations where API documentation and Google/StackOverflow are readily available. Ideal
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   by fredwu 15y ago

   Hi Richard, To me personally, not requiring on-the-spot coding tests would make me happy. Compare the following two scenarios: Company A: During the interview, I was asked to write a short ruby method to solve a problem on the whiteboard. I
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   On Hiring: How Not to Annoy Developers(fredwu.me)

   45 points by fredwu 15y ago|37 comments
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   by fredwu 15y ago

   Nice work Jacques! :)
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   Ask HN: Why is UX being so important yet so overlooked by businesses?

   6 points by fredwu 15y ago|4 comments
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   Startup, VC, and the Things I Learnt from Open-sourcing A 200+hr Client Project(fredwu.me)

   1 points by fredwu 15y ago|0 comments
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   by fredwu 15y ago

   Hi guys, if the link appears to be down, it's due to Tumblr's connectivity issue. Hopefully it'll get fixed soon.
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   by fredwu 15y ago

   Old Sprockets beta gems were yanked - not a cool way of doing things.
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   An AngelList-like (but much crappier) project, now open sourced(groups.google.com)

   1 points by fredwu 15y ago|0 comments
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    It’s Year 2011, Why Aren’t People More Open-minded?(fredwu.me)

    2 points by fredwu 15y ago|2 comments