tienthanh8490

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   by tienthanh8490 2mo ago

   Do you consider candidates outside the US? (I'm in Asia but willing to overlap with US hours)
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   by tienthanh8490 10mo ago

   I applied last month for the Staff Backend Engineer position based in Netherlands and got invited to an initial call but it was cancelled last minute - the reason was that there is no visa sponsorship. Could you confirm if this is still the
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   by tienthanh8490 3y ago

   Sounds very interesting. Do you provide visa sponsorship in UK ?
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   by tienthanh8490 3y ago

   Are you also looking for backend / infra ?
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   by tienthanh8490 5y ago

   Is visa sponsorship available for any of your locations ? I quite like what you're building, but I'm not living in any of those.
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   by tienthanh8490 5y ago

   The Berkeley course is exactly what I've been looking for. Thanks for sharing this.
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   by tienthanh8490 5y ago

   Nice advice. I always hear people suggest building some projects to learn the language, but I doubt if it's realistic given other constraints in life (I also tried it but the initial excitement wears off pretty quickly). In the end, kn
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   by tienthanh8490 6y ago

   FooBar is still being considered. I solved some problems few months ago and was contacted by their recruiter one month after that, they did mention FooBar as the main signal.
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   by tienthanh8490 8y ago

   I got first reply around mid April. The whole process was more than 1 month. If you have more question feel free to DM.
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    by tienthanh8490 8y ago

    I interviewed with Game Closure for the engineering position. Passed 3 technical rounds with engineers and CEO, then was asked for reference. I agreed to provide my ex-boss's contact, they didn't call until more than 2 weeks later
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    by tienthanh8490 9y ago

    I found your same post from last month's thread, sent my application and got no reply.
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    by tienthanh8490 9y ago

    I made a script to compile all his blog posts to .mobi ebook if anyone interested, just in case his site goes down. https://github.com/tienthanh8490/aaronsw
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    by tienthanh8490 9y ago

    I could not find the description for Senior Backend Engineer position on the website. Could you update the site or post it here ? Thanks.
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    by tienthanh8490 9y ago

    I sent you my resume from last month's thread but never heard back.
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    by tienthanh8490 10y ago

    I have written a script to compile all his blog posts into a .mobi ebook if anyone is interested https://github.com/tienthanh8490/aaronsw
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    by tienthanh8490 10y ago

    Nice project, but probably worth adding some natural language processing to avoid things like this from being added to the list: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11704954 --> "I loved this book for being excepti
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    by tienthanh8490 11y ago

    Awesome product :) Is it possible to allow accounts so that user can browse starred repos from your web app ? I am suggesting this because the search feature's topics looks quite complete already, so it would be great to navigate hundr
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    by tienthanh8490 11y ago

    I know other people already suggested writing test, carefully documenting etc so I won't repeat that. Just want to add one more thing: try to prune the code first as such a large codebase is likely to have redundant code built up over
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    by tienthanh8490 11y ago

    http://www.codewars.com/
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    by tienthanh8490 11y ago

    http://www.codewars.com/
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    by tienthanh8490 11y ago

    You just need to "return this;" for the methods whose result need to be chained. Example: var a = function(x){ this.x = x+1; return this; } var b = function(){ this.x *= 2; return this.x; } a(3).b(); //result = 8
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    by tienthanh8490 11y ago

    Anyone knows where to find some sample projects from this school ?
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    by tienthanh8490 11y ago

    I think you are talking about xiaowuc1, who is on top of scoreboard and having solved first problem's small data input in 1.4 mins. FYI, he gave a Quora answer about his view on Competitive Programming http://qr.ae/dx4m
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    by tienthanh8490 11y ago

    Read HN =)
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    by tienthanh8490 12y ago

    +1 . For me "Effective Javascript" http://effectivejs.com/ is much more beginner-friendly and goes straight to the quirks of JavaScript . "JS - The good parts" is still worth reading after you had some e
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    by tienthanh8490 12y ago

    http://karpathy.github.io/neuralnets/ http://jmozah.github.io/links/ https://github.com/ChristosChristofidis/awesome-deep-learnin... http://metacademy.org/roa
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    by tienthanh8490 12y ago

    Thanks, that sounds good. I subscribed, let's see how it goes
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    by tienthanh8490 12y ago

    Are you open for online learning ?