jfrbfbreudh

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by jfrbfbreudh 3y ago
people
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by jfrbfbreudh 3y ago
Why is this “baffling”?
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Exactly this, but with climbing shoes, which have such a high return rate that some retailers have stopped accepting returns. There’s definitely a market for this; it just has to be easy. (I was going to create a 3D model of my foot using m
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I take ADHD meds and find that it definitely dulls my thinking and creative problem solving, but it at least gives me the motivation to actually write code vs. do nothing. Ideally, I’d have unmedicated days where I just sit and think throug
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It doesn’t make you a worse one.
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I’m in a similar position, albeit no dependents. I don’t see myself getting promoted to leadership because software is generally extremely uninteresting to me. My goal is to just work and save as much as I can for as long as I can until I
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I recognize your username from your frequent posts complaining about leetcode. No offense, but what exactly are you hoping to accomplish? Because this certainly can’t be a productive use of your time and seems quite unhealthy for your psych
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by jfrbfbreudh 3y ago
Please elaborate.
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by jfrbfbreudh 3y ago
adjective 1. (of a person) wishing to do what is right, especially to do one's work or duty well and thoroughly. "a conscientious and hardworking clerk"
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What does leetcode style interview performance have to do with whether someone is going to be conscientious or not?
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by jfrbfbreudh 3y ago
Advertisers specifically avoid Reddit. Ask anyone who’s run an ad campaign on Reddit vs. literally anywhere else. The conversion rate is absolute trash. Shockingly, the average Redditor doesn’t have (or isn’t willing to part with their) dis
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by jfrbfbreudh 3y ago
I’ve eaten the same meal everyday (lunch and dinner, I don’t eat breakfast) for years. I think it’s partially laziness and not wanting to think about it. And it’s probably partially depression: putting 30 minutes of effort into making a 8&#
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
Are we talking 7 figure offers? I was under the impression that $500k packages were not uncommon for AI researchers at Google.
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+1 If I remember correctly, it was actually slightly negativity correlated with work quality because extremely talented competitive programmers would smash the interviews but write competitive programming style code (aka not enterprise qua
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
Fools lots of people in my experience.
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At that point, I would have taken their offer, collect my paycheck while still interviewing elsewhere, and wait to get fired.
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
> I still draw a blank when asked what the magnitude of complexity is for the guests function I just wrote (damnit, of course calculating the permutations of a list is n-squared, but this is an interrogation of the random trivia I can ma
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And graduates consistently not knowing how to code is why interviews exist.
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> In this analysis, “middle-income” adults in 2021 are those with an annual household income that was two-thirds to double the national median income in 2020, after incomes have been adjusted for household size, or about $52,000 to $156,
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
By all measures being what? I think if we’re using a definition of “middle class” based around at least half the population always falling into it, a proper summary here would be that the lifestyle of the middle class continues to deterior
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
Interesting idea, honestly. Although I’m put off by the fact that you’ve reposted this multiple times, I respect the hustle. Actual thoughts: 1) Who is this for? The unemployed (having been one) would be too broke/cheap to pay for a to
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
This only helps when you’ve already demonstrated technical competence or ability imo. The company I work for would immediately disqualify anyone who fails to meet the technical bar regardless of how interested they are in learning about our
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
I shoot for high compensation because what I really enjoy more than coding or managing is not working at all.
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I don’t suspect any of my colleagues take stimulants. I personally do. I find coding to be incredibly boring and the only reason I do it is for money. Stimulants help make it almost interesting.
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
You clearly don’t follow him on Twitter.
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
I work at HRT and have met many geniuses and zero sociopaths.
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
6 months is an eternity at an early stage startup and barely touching the surface at a tech giant.
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
Do you think your uncle’s expertise is worth more than the developers in Taiwan who set up the contract tracing system that prevented tens of millions of people from getting COVID?
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
lol. meta literally has their own leetcode style training platform for you to practice questions on when you apply for SWE positions.
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by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
Changed my life.

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