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throwaway4233
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I doubt that the internal models would be able to function as a developer though based on my limited knowledge. It would need to 1. Independently pick work. 2. QA it, sort out code reviews and then finally add them to the release cycle. 3.
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That will require it to be trained every day on new human content generated content so that it can create variations of it. Even then the fad would not last as long as it does today, since it would become possible for a larger section of th
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4y ago
I do not follow regularly on the ads market and technology around it, so I might be asking a question with an obvious answer. What is changing here as a user for me ? I search on Google for `x` or `y` and it shows me a list of resources av
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4y ago
A friend of mine in college owned an old motorbike. It's starter switch sometimes never worked after the bike has been not used for more than 12 hours or so. Hence, every morning he had to either kick start the bike or catch a bus to c
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4y ago
Assuming that your team members switch Mandarin due to habit, start a practice of taking notes during the team meetings on the major points discussed in English. If you take up the role yourself all team members would have to present what i
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4y ago
Seniority is the fact or state of being older or higher in rank or status than someone else. Within an organisation, a senior engineer could be the engineer with the most experience with the codebase everyone else is working on. I do agree
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5y ago
Based on the comments you have shared and the limited context I have, I believe that they understand that you are comfortable with the language and can build feature X if it is what is asked of you. However based on the `large company` emph
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5y ago
I would give my opinion on 2 things: 1. The experience you might get as a IC or an individual contributor will be very valuable as a lead/manager since you might already have had experienced the people/technical problems brought t
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I am not sure why mechanical_bear's comment has been flagged. They have a point. We romanticize such misdeeds via content that we create, or publish or share. Then when a problem arises because of it we try to find a way around the pro
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My 2 cents on this as I transitioned within the same company, 1. Your existing relationships will factor into your work. You might carry over existing biases. Your rapport with your peers will decide how much successful your decisions on ru
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5y ago
Most of these might be obvious, but here are my 2 cents, 1. The interviewer not responding after the initial call => Could be a number of reasons like waiting for other candidates so that they have a larger pool to pick from or not bein
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5y ago
I am going to make an assumption based on the information you have given in this comment and say the following, 1. You seem to be dealing daily with people issues as well as code issues and given your way of thinking and maybe your role, pe
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5y ago
I have worked with 3 types of PMs during my time as an engineer as well as a lead. 1. The one who tries to reinvent the product and you tend to end up questioning their design or product decisions because they seem flaky and makes no sense.
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5y ago
To provide context, I have gone around 6 months without working since I left my last job without another offer in hand. I have done the same thing with my previous 2 jobs as well, but at those times I managed to find a new job within a mon
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I can understand how you would have felt after your interview with the hedge fund. During my college placements, I cleared the written programming round as well as the technical round interview with an international company (Non-FAANG but t
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6y ago
1. Are you including limitations in place to ensure that cycles do not end up in an infinite loop (if a specific condition is never met) or detecting n+1 queries(assuming that there is a database component involved) ? 2. Is there a sandbox
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The advancement of what is possible on the FE has not given ample time for FE developers to scale accordingly. That I believe is because of lack of standardization across the WWW and the reliance on existing libraries like Babel to accommod
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6y ago
Do you have detailed agenda presented to you about the meeting on what it is about and what the it aims to achieve ? I would suggest asking for agenda notes to be included as part of the meeting invite, with the agenda being part of an emai
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Here is how I assumed story points would relate to the task, but this takes into consideration 2 facts 1. The team is at least 60-70% aware of what needs to be built, be it a new feature or changes to an existing one. This does not imply ev
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6y ago
Most hiring interviews involve the interviewer's knowledge about a particular domain, language or framework since it is easier for them to evaluate answers for those given the limited time window they have. If according to this matrix,
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It seems to stitch together parts involving a swordsman from various different texts each having a part of the seed text I had included. Is this the expected behaviour ? Seed: As the first rays of the rising sun slowly crept over the Krolli
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6y ago
> I come up with crap solution to a problem I am solving. I think that you are trying to overengineer a solution because you feel that your first approach is normal or rudimentary, but not all problems that need to be solved require `goo
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These used to be my style of writing notes. I usually substituted some of the information here with a link to the ticket I was working on so my points were shorter but you can be as elaborate as time allows you to. For eg: 1. X reached out
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I asked since I earlier was in a role that involved a lot of context switching as well as responding to people's messages or queries via multiple mediums of communications. Here is what I did when I realized that my productivity was go
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As part of your job, do you have to context switch a lot ? Or do you end up working across different parts of the system in the same day ?
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> So what? I was pointing towards why the author was motivated to attempt all those problems in the first place. > How many of those people do anything of worth? People find what they are good at or makes them content at different sta
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> To succeed in an interview, you do not need to finish all LeetCode questions. But solving all of them could be fun and satisfying. That is the first line in the article that you have shared. Try finding any aspect of programming that b
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6y ago
I have a bunch of points and I am not sure if they answer your question completely, The reason caste still exists as an issue in India, is because 1. It is bought up every now and then, during elections or by the media to add fuel to an al