notphilip

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   by notphilip 12y ago

   I don't think these interviewers expect quicksort verbatim (though they usually don't ask for a run-of-the-mill algorithm). They want to see your thought process as you tackle an unfamiliar problem. Do you think about the input an
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   by notphilip 12y ago

   OEMs (generally) eventually started making the power ports a replaceable part to make it a cheaply resolvable issue. Hopefully they will apply that wisdom to USB-3c ports on devices that use it exclusively for their power connection.
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   by notphilip 13y ago

   I will soon be working as a PM at one of the big tech companies as my first job. I've gotten the gist of these lessons from a software engineering class, HN articles, and from my internship (at the same company), but I'm still not
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   by notphilip 13y ago

   He didn't seem to have a vision for tablets replacing pen/paper notebooks. The tech is here and prices are getting low (e.g. dell venue pro 8 with a stylus for ~$400); soon mainstream consumers will go fully digital and trash phys
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   by notphilip 13y ago

   Surface Pro (or any windows tablet with a wacom-like stylus) with Onenote addresses all of these issues. Especially since you can easily screengrab portions of the screen (e.g., a relevant theorem from a pdf) and 'print' anything