nomy99

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by nomy99 5y ago
yes.
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by nomy99 5y ago
No. You are over complicating things.
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by nomy99 5y ago
No. There are optimized paths to reach the same understanding
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by nomy99 5y ago
This I think is the same thing as someone saying at the gym, don't stop until it hurts. People get injured and then never go to the gym again. How about look at the solution, understand the parts. Solve the problem. Revisit, revisit, r
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by nomy99 5y ago
I think OP is using the wrong data structure, and his fix is bringing him closer to the ideal solution. You need a hashmap function that returns a search range to direct the binary search on the B tree. This lets you add logic on how you wa
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by nomy99 5y ago
Sadly doom didn't work. I was able to pick a level but the slayer wasn't moving. Still really impressive.
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by nomy99 5y ago
Also in dating.
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by nomy99 5y ago
Not sure why people consider it an art.. some software problems only have 1 correct solution that runs in a time constraint, proven by mathematical induction..Art is subjective no?
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by nomy99 5y ago
So I interviewed at Facebook, multiple banks, along with my current gig at ”nyc company”, and they are all heavily enforcing returning to the office. This news seems contradictory to the reality I’ve witnessed
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by nomy99 5y ago
Moving to Chicago from nyc because of lower rent
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by nomy99 5y ago
Yes, I found a job in chicago while interviewing from nyc. It's a great time to find a new job.
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by nomy99 5y ago
I am going to resign today. I was hired as UI developer during the pandemic, and my employer was kind enough to not let me go when the project ended during the pandemic. Now I'm moving to chicago from nyc to do UI work. The pandemic ha
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by nomy99 5y ago
covid*
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by nomy99 5y ago
Nyc isn’t for everyone, I’m glad you found an alternative
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by nomy99 5y ago
Absolutely. With the pandemic and the social isolation, alcohol has kept me going. I know the judgemental people will label me, but honestly nothing else has helped. In the pandemic I tried many other coping mechanisms, exercise, social med
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by nomy99 5y ago
I'll never work from home. I'll go so far to say that I'd only work for companies that require you to come in. My experience WFH has been abysmal.
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by nomy99 5y ago
it's a thermal vision scan; inherently grainy
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by nomy99 5y ago
I haven't decided which field I want to go to, but someone here mentioned law. That sounds fascinating to me, and a complete different thing. I am hoping my analytical skills can be used at a firm.
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by nomy99 5y ago
I'm a software engineer. I have an Electrical Engineering degree from an ivy league school (if that matters. Personally I think it doesn't). I am VERY interested in your comment regarding law. Thank you. Can you give me any refere
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by nomy99 5y ago
That's a very specific market, and I suppose your 25 years of experience in the field helps you market it. I don't think I can sell anything (other than my skills), which I don't want to do anymore.
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by nomy99 5y ago
What do you sell?
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Ask HN: How can I move away from engineering?
44 points by nomy99 5y ago|41 comments
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by nomy99 5y ago
I'd like to also share this resource: https://labuladong.gitbook.io/algo-en It is a systematic approach to mastering Leetcode
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by nomy99 5y ago
Also try solving a question in Python then in C++, you will notice drastic performance differences. That is also fun. The testcases leetcode has is impressive. I know that I can never generate those cases in my spare time or with other tool
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by nomy99 5y ago
I'm a simple man, I see "Accepted" and my solution is faster and more efficient than "X%" it makes my day. Maybe I am just the type of person who just enjoys coding for fun. Also I forgot to mention, one of the reas
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by nomy99 5y ago
I'd rather breeze through a process I've no control over. Don't hate the playa, hate the game!!!
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by nomy99 5y ago
I started doing leetcode when the pandemic hit. I wanted to be ready in case I got fired and I have to do an interview... surprisingly I fell in love with it. I am one of those ppl that writes codes in their head, so I just look at a proble
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Elon Musk on Mars efforts: “A bunch of people will probably die.”(deadline.com)
5 points by nomy99 5y ago|2 comments
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Grandson builds Telegram messaging machine for 96-year-old grandmother(theverge.com)
5 points by nomy99 5y ago|0 comments
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by nomy99 5y ago
So you are telling me a person suffering from ADHD is not accountable for the $ lost in productivity. If I had ADHD, just for survival, I wouldn't ever let my boss know that I have this condition which is costing his company X amount o

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