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by kodapoda 3y ago
How about a single 4 hours coding session in which you and another engineer work on a real application solving the real problems the hiring company is working on? What do you really test when you ask an engineer with a ton of experience to
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by kodapoda 3y ago
I am in the same boat. I have been casually looking for a new job (while still employed) and found that even companies that say they don't do Leetcode interviews still ask questions that have no direct relevancy to the job, i.e. they t
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by kodapoda 3y ago
> "Swap it with one that you know works" In the video linked above they say the parts have to be Apple-certified. It's not as flexible as buying any random part and being able to use it right away, but it's not surpri
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by kodapoda 3y ago
Doesn't he say in the video that the issues were resolved once he used Apple-certified parts and called them to link the parts to the device? He even confirmed that the Face ID issues are likely a security feature.
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by kodapoda 3y ago
Looks promising, thank you! I will try it out this week.
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by kodapoda 3y ago
Interesting. Is there an IDE (ideally, VSCode) extension you could recommend for that? What do you mean by giving access? Is it possible to limit its access only to certain functions/files?
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by kodapoda 3y ago
For me, a critical part of "doing a good job" is how the implementation fits into a larger system. ChatGPT is not very good at that. I tried asking it to build a basic state management component for a TypeScript/React app. It
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by kodapoda 3y ago
Lemmy's active user base has declined recently, while the number of posts and comments has grown. So the future looks mixed. On the topic of its limit: when Digg/Reddit communities came about, the overall feeling was that people w