kazarov

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   by kazarov 9y ago

   I interviewed this week. While there were a few whiteboard coding questions that I personally wouldn't ask, most of the interviews were quite reasonable (mostly algorithmic still, but it was in robotics, so understandable). But yeah, I
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   by kazarov 9y ago

   I'm pretty sure there is a positive correlation, just because people who tend to be good at competitions usually do them because they like computer science in general, so they learn other stuff too (and they are likely smart). And this
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   by kazarov 10y ago

   Makes sense, but it doesn't have to be mutually exclusive. It is possible to have a fixed network driver interface, and some common helpers orthogonal to it. This way driver developers could chose whether to benefit from common code or
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   by kazarov 10y ago

   I don't know anything about linux display architecture, but this point sounds really weird to me from general software engineering perspective. Isn't one of the goals of having drivers in an OS to establish a formalized interface