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by lbrito 4y ago
Be that as it may, it will never even come close to the 100s of hours of leetcode grinding. It's not even the same order of magnitude. Like I mentioned, it is common to spend months grinding leetcode. How can people rationalize this an
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by lbrito 4y ago
Leetcode: weeks or months spent grinding daily, adding easily up to 100s of hours Take home project: typically capped at 4 hours. Hmmm, this is a tough one...
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by lbrito 4y ago
>I don't think the government will get involved at all. Oh man, then you really don't know about Québec!
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by lbrito 4y ago
Some political currents would wear those adjectives as a badge of honor.
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by lbrito 4y ago
Except it doesn't; the public system also handles basic stuff like vaccinations, free medicine, first response, "walk-ins" etc. It has to maintain a huge infrastructure to keep those services - Brazil is a huge and extremely
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by lbrito 4y ago
I'd say they have a point. Brazil, where I've lived most of my life, has had its single payer public Healthcare modeled after the UK, and the private healthcare sector which is supposed to be a "complement" to the "
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by lbrito 4y ago
I'm always surprised how Americans have a radically different interpretation of diversity. This debate always comes up. Large American cities have many minorities that tend to congregate socially and geographically, hence "Koreato
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by lbrito 4y ago
Yeah, not only that but: 1. Work authorization. It would be great if the "digital nomad visa" thing really happened at some point 2. Taxes 3. COL 4+ those things you mentioned
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by lbrito 4y ago
The system has serious issues, but I think you're being a bit too harsh. Trust me - I come from a country with a barely functioning single payer system, so my dynamic range here is pretty good. Family doctor crisis is real, there are a
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by lbrito 4y ago
Paging Not Just Bikes! Code red, someone made a lost where Amsterdam is not number 1. Outrageous!
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by lbrito 4y ago
Please elaborate
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by lbrito 4y ago
Have you been to the Pacific Northwest?
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by lbrito 4y ago
Affordability doesn't seem to count in this list. On average housing expenses (rent or mortgage) are around 60% of income in Vancouver metro. I won't even get into weather: the first few days of blue skies just started this week a
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by lbrito 4y ago
How's the receptivity to foreign immigrants of, um, darker complexion and that speak only English and a second European language that is not German? Also, how are public pensions? Do people expect to go by with that 30 year from now, o
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by lbrito 4y ago
Termux supposedly has a setting that prevents that. I haven't had issues so far; I keep long-running stuff like tmux with `tail -f log-file` etc running for literally months.
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by lbrito 4y ago
Thanks for that, will look at it! I actually moved away from DDNS after a while because I moved and my new ISP had CGNAT. I posted about it here https://lbrito1.github.io/blog/2020/07/replacing_google_anal...
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by lbrito 4y ago
This actually happened with me :) I keep the phone wherever and don't look at it a lot; by chance I saw that the battery was bloated. The phone/server has been running fine since I bought the replacement, around 1.5-2 years ago. U
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by lbrito 4y ago
Oooh, just saw that someone posted this! Author here. Sad that I missed the action. I'll answer questions if there are any.
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17 ways to add two integers(leetcode.com)
2 points by lbrito 4y ago|0 comments
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by lbrito 4y ago
Soon enough though https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-china-launches...
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by lbrito 4y ago
I've taken at least a couple dozen interviews, maybe more. I create trello boards to keep track of them when I do job searches.
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by lbrito 4y ago
I don't think your premise is accurate because you don't have insight into how much, if any, time the company invests in reviewing take homes. As a reviewer, I sure spent considerable time reviewing take homes. As an applicant I g
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by lbrito 4y ago
If we were talking about math theorems, yes. In real world situations like this though it is customary to equate "extremely rare" with "not existent"
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by lbrito 4y ago
Like I said, >In my experience that [code challenges] is pretty much the sole alternative. I would love more options but I can only speak based on my own experiences. I've gone through many interviews and only once have any of the
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by lbrito 4y ago
I don't get the hate on take homes. Also what's with the downvotes? At least you could help me see your point of view by explaining. If anything they are much more time efficient than the alternative - grinding dozens of hours of
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by lbrito 4y ago
>have a network and can say "hey I'm looking" and instantly have multiple options that won't have them do more than talk to the team and manager for an hour or two. Wow. I have 10 years of work experience, the last fe
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Québec Language Police(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by lbrito 4y ago|0 comments
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by lbrito 4y ago
Back in early 2010s Brazil, I remember seeing cranes lifting up new buildings everywhere in my city. Not as much new public sector infrastructure, but private sector was booming. This came with a 100-1000% housing inflation that never corre
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by lbrito 4y ago
It's 5-15-40-40
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Pitcairn Islanders(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by lbrito 4y ago|0 comments

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