jimbo99912

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by jimbo99912 4y ago
There's some law on the books (Texas maybe?) about it being a hanging offense to engage in cattle wrustling. Perhaps I'm remembering it incorrectly. This is likely to be a similar sort of law (or lack of a law saying it isn't
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by jimbo99912 4y ago
Yikes on that bit about Kubernetes. That's kind of appalling given the constraints most young companies are (or at least should) be operating under.
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by jimbo99912 4y ago
ABET accreditation isn't really very important in Computer Science, tons of good schools forego it or offer a separate Software Engineering degree that has ABET accreditation. CS isn't like Electrical Engineering where a universit
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by jimbo99912 4y ago
IBM makes an enormous amount of non-vaporware, you just never hear about it because the licensing situation for most of it is so atrocious and its probably exclusive to their system z (mainframe) architecture. IBM systems is a top tier orga
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by jimbo99912 4y ago
While I would definitely say it's a good idea to study harder questions, my experience has been similar to yours in that I don't recall ever being asked a more difficult leetcode/HackerRank style question in an interview. Tha
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by jimbo99912 4y ago
Because they are based on (sorta) imperial and nobody really knows the difference all that well. So people say imperial when referring to the non metric countries that happen to speak English. At least insofar as being defined in terms of m
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by jimbo99912 4y ago
Additionally, it should be noted that mainframe IBM COBOL has also continued to be updated and extended, to the extent that it has native support for JSON serialization/deserialization for building web services. There is an enormous am