rajeshmr

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by rajeshmr 7y ago
Goodreads?
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by rajeshmr 7y ago
Pocket + tags
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by rajeshmr 7y ago
Why can't we just stop manufacturing and using plastics ? Invention for the sake of invention ? Curious. The damage is already done, why keep insisting on using plastics ?
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by rajeshmr 7y ago
How many prodigies exist ? How much demand is there for developers in the market at present ? Does the demand for developers match the number of prodigies available at any given time ? Some prodigies know their strengths early and some prod
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by rajeshmr 7y ago
Well put and very refreshing to read this. Hope more people speak this language in this industry.
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EmbraceTheHuman: Curated List of articles discussing the modern human condition(embracethehuman.tumblr.com)
1 points by rajeshmr 8y ago|0 comments
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Reddit's Alexis Ohanian on the dangers of hustle in the tech industry(businessinsider.in)
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Techs obsession with hustle is discriminatory and counterproductive(thenextweb.com)
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The Spiralling Environmental Cost of Our Lithium Battery Addiction(wired.co.uk)
1 points by rajeshmr 8y ago|0 comments
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The Features I Wish Twitter Had(labnotes.in)
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Yeah, was thinking along these lines during this discussion. Sounds like a good idea and something that everyone would be fine too. The idea being that the interviewing pattern should shift from hard theoretical questions to practical probl
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Okay my experience was, i didn't have to take leaves from my regular work. I had to simply dedicate a couple of hours post office time, to work on the task (the couple of weeks was given owing to time constraints due to my regular work
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Try flipping it and looking at it from their vantage point - probably they are aware that not many would take this up, which would leave only the kind of people they want to work with showing up to their doors ? Maybe it's a clever hac
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
I shared a pattern. The problem is, the reversal of motives (Are you writing the test to demonstrate ability or fooling the system to move ahead or virtue signal ?) and the inconsequential nature of the test once there are "cracks&quot
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Sounds fair enough :) Agreed. I have just proposed one of the alternatives which i could imagine / think of from the top of my mind. The problem isn't solved yet - or rather solved well yet. We could always brainstorm on a better
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
This is good to know, typically it should be in concurrent with the existing employment. If we plan to switch companies, we commit time apart from existing office work for interview prep anyway. This interview prep time is what we would end
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Sorry that didn't resonate with you. But i have replied to another comment explaining the idea further, do read it. Thanks for your reply.
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Hey i just replied to another similar comment. Please check it out and suggest your opinion. Am curious to know what you think :)
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Hey, i have had a couple of recruiters who have approached with this idea. Basically, the recruiter says, okay i give you a week or two for this task to be complete ( the call is basically 30 mins or so explaining the problem and getting to
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
You realize that this approach is flawed the moment there are blogposts / books ( e.g. Cracking the coding interview ) on how to crack it. The how to crack 'x' becomes a field altogether ( coaching / youtube videos &#x2F
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Yuval Noah Harari is worried about our souls(m.nautil.us)
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Analytics for ?
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The origins of Valentine's day (2011)(npr.org)
1 points by rajeshmr 8y ago|0 comments
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Indeed. It seems plausible!
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Good for you. :) To each his own.
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
> It does not explain removing the old capabilities Very true! Especially if the network impact is of the order of sub-milliseconds.
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
Exactly, the experience on the web is much better with ad blockers! EDIT : I think my first comment triggered a bit of discussion. I also don't think there is any conspiracy (conspiracy is a big word :) ) - because I didn't intend
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
I think you should read this part of the article too : "Their study --which analyzed the network performance of ad blockers such as uBlock Origin, Adblock Plus, Brave, DuckDuckGo and Cliqz'z Ghostery-- found sub-millisecond median
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by rajeshmr 8y ago
I never understand the intent behind introducing this move - is it greed for more ad money through lockdown ? The company is literally a monopoly and still it wants more. This seems like the company is bowing down for shareholder supremacy
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Python Basics – Operators(labnotes.in)
1 points by rajeshmr 8y ago|0 comments

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