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   by throw4023042q0 2y ago

   I don't think it's necessarily so black and white. Both parties fell for something, if that's still there, maybe it can be found again. Maybe. If not, sure I agree with you. I don't think it's advisable to stay in a
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   by throw4023042q0 2y ago

   I've co-interviewed about ~15 people or so with the hiring manager and a guy from HR. We're looking for people that 1. match the requirements at least somewhat. 2. we can get excited about software and technology. 3. can communica
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   by throw4023042q0 2y ago

   this is very solid advice - I completely agree with you
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   by throw4023042q0 2y ago

   > This is also one of the reasons why printf won't work. You cannot pass a type like std::string to a variable args function. Can't you just call .c_str() on the std::string first to get to the null-terminated char array? http
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   by throw4023042q0 3y ago

   this project is AWESOME! cool idea man
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   by throw4023042q0 3y ago

   I usually run a pre-processing step to identify all needed symbols and then create them dynamically. I find sympy works fine for such on-the-fly workflow. My experience is with predictive statistics and financial models.