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by meggar 9y ago
You can always learn Technology X and try again.
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by meggar 9y ago
Here are some algorithms in Swift: https://github.com/raywenderlich/swift-algorithm-club
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by meggar 9y ago
That describes 90% of jazz too.
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by meggar 9y ago
Also Emilio Estevez's character in Loaded Weapon 1 (1993)
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by meggar 9y ago
Location: Boston Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: iOS, Swift, Obj-C, Python Examples: tonalapps.com Email: mikeeggar g mail
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by meggar 9y ago
Isn’t there a Billy Joel song about this?
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by meggar 9y ago
Mixo is usually considered dominant instead of major. There's also Lydian #6 for those times when Lydian just isn't major enough.
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by meggar 9y ago
Which audio framework did you choose for this?
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by meggar 9y ago
wine's type should conform to a Stack protocol so you can pop champagne.
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by meggar 9y ago
What's the most popular editor for Go?
41.
by meggar 9y ago
Your opinion is based on the assumption that your interview process yielded an accurate assessment of competence.
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by meggar 9y ago
queen_count = lambda(board_width): board_width - (board_width in [2,3])
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by meggar 9y ago
I bet you could also use Dictation Commands if you're recording on a Mac, to press the record button by talking.
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by meggar 9y ago
Perhaps the Boring Company could build bike tunnels for winter commuting.
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by meggar 9y ago
no swift?
46.
by meggar 9y ago
Wow, I was in the children's chorus there in the 80s, and the place looks exactly the same as it did back then. There's also a big cafeteria in the basement.
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by meggar 9y ago
Technically, all three answers are correct. (A) is correct because a modern CPU CAN perform Thousands of operations per second.
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by meggar 9y ago
At least we can always count on ska coming back. Isn't it about time for the fourth wave?
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by meggar 9y ago
Angus rocks, and is underrated even by guitar players. But I would submit that Greg Howe is like one level above Angus.
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by meggar 9y ago
It sounds like a recording of a piano tuning.
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by meggar 9y ago
I did that at a Google interview too, on a variation of a question I'd practiced a few days before no less.
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by meggar 9y ago
So there's silicon alley in NY, silicon prairie in the midwest, silicon forest in portland, what do we call Jersey?
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by meggar 9y ago
CTCI is a great book. Is it acceptable to ask an interviewer for a different question? For example, if you're really bad at chess algorithms and you get the N-Queens question?
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by meggar 9y ago
Isn't this basically the same design as the Circuits of Time from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure?
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by meggar 10y ago
I still haven't figured out how to play over Giant Steps changes, although shredding through augmented scales has about a 50% success rate.
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by meggar 10y ago
A violin. 200 years old and it still worked.
57.
by meggar 10y ago
I tried "rm -rf". Not sure if it worked.
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by meggar 10y ago
And expect to re-learn powershell every time you need to use it. What's the less-than operator again?
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by meggar 10y ago
This is the only thing I ever used a Tandy for.
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by meggar 10y ago
isn't express.js kind of like a django for node?

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