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combinatorylogic
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If you're referring to Kropotkin, it have nothing to do with anything communism, it's a proper anarchy - again, something totally opposite to the commie totalitarianism.
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BadGoyWithAGun
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\>tfw you're reduced to begging your enemies to kill themselves how does it feel to be this pathetic?
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Lepidostrix
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The real problem is that you people don't seem to want to keep up with any of the literature that explores race and implicit biases. The only kind of racism that you know about is the KKK. So when people do not look like the KKK you assume they are no racist. However, in academic circles race and biases have been tal...
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neoform
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Who said anything about promising? You can demonstrate an ability to learn by simply looking at the diversity of the applicant's past.
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pleurplus
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Yes, it's better a webapp than a native app, the problem is that sometimes there is no need for a webapp, just as there is no need for a native app, so I don't want to execute a turing complete language to display a simple static content. Most sites have those but need JS, because of bad practices, they need to make a...
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snaftyroot
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wow. I was expecting an utter garbage clickbait article. but that's some pretty sound advice. granted, it has little to do specifically with programming, but those are some great strategies that can be applied to most anything. good job
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Lepidostrix
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It seems you live a rather uncritical one.
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duhace
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i guess he means that some functionality of C may not be needed to run in some cases where you would use A and B, but that's still really nasty and kinda defeats the purpose of having modules.
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grepe
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plus from every dollar the creator makes on the ads google makes much more than that.
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Lepidostrix
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Well a consensus among the informed would be nice. But most geneticists do not subscribe to this reductive model of race.
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AlessandroLongo
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Flatpak?
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dgcj970
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ItzWarty
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> Is the lack of supply in programmers The lack of supply isn't of "programmers", which are frankly a dime a dozen: it's of good software engineers, and you learn software engineering through breadth and depth in knowledge, which requires building nontrivial projects outside of a vacuum. > simply due to low en...
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morphemass
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> I'm pretty sure that businesses just don't know what they want in a programmer. Cheap and deferent to 'senior' management? I think they know what they want, they just don't know what they need.
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False
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dgcjd1n
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Edg-R
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Are they fine? I drive on a highway where the speed limit is 70, with most people (safely) driving 75. There's billboards with lights, video, that move, and most of them have small text that you have to focus on to read. How is that safe?
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dgcji3g
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badpotato
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Well, jupyter can actually run the code. Also, jupyter is python only. But I can see what you mean.
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dgcjjjp
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1494122852
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homonomonohomo
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Thank you. ReactFX is experimental, I think, but RxJavaFx looks good! I will play with it for a bit, at the very least.
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bramblerose
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The code suggested in Part 2 of this blog post is horribly insecure -- it uses the Blowfish block cipher directly (i.e., not in CBC or CTR mode), there is no IV used, and the encrypted data is not MACed. I haven't looked at the implementation of Diffie-Hellman, but the author calls it *Diffi-Helman*, and suggests that ...
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hakkzpets
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It's not like crappy developers doesn't exist.
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nfrankel
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The Earth is flat. This is a fact, does it deserve a post?
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tmsidkmf
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At one point in *Cracking the Coding Interview*, the author says that some companies expect candidates fresh out of college to be better at the algorithms questions they ask because they'll likely have done those sorts of problems more recently. Other companies expect more experienced candidates to be better because t...
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ItzWarty
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Hilariously this is running on Electron, which this subreddit seems to irrationally despise. It looks awesome, though. Definitely will try it out. I'd love to see this open-sourced if there's not a goal of making this into a business.
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prolog
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> I've been programming C++ for >20 years now and has never had to do those things in a way where some brute force approach was not good enough (such as just create a new array and sort the data from scratch). If an interview tests you on things you will never need it's probably doing something wrong. You're mi...
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dgcjory
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DownvoteGargler
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Take a look at my github repo. Ask me to explain the code there.
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dgcjsfh
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tmsidkmf
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They might be. They might not be. I can easily imagine someone with a lot of Web experience (something I don't have) being a better Web developer but not a great puzzle solver. If I studied up on algorithms and data structures most often used in these interviews, I could easily do better than someone more qualified ...
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dgcju48
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angryrancor
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Ah. Word. That's fair.
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miserable_nerd
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Cool. How is Atom/Howl easier to extend than Sublime?
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theamk2
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Well, nautilus is clearly in the second category, so it needs full Unicode and locale knowledge: at least, it needs to limit the string length, sort in locale order, and do case-insensitive search. Also, ` (invalid encoding)` or "cryptic error messages" are gtk's artifacts: qt's fromUtf8 will translate invalid utf8 ...
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Mcnst
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OpenBSD traditionally didn't include OSS scripts for generating the CDs, and none were provided by the project in the digital form -- you were expected to buy them for a mostly nominal cost of 50 CAD or so from their shop. Then a few years ago this has changed, and the ~200MB installXX.iso started to be provided (prio...
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dgcjya9
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angryrancor
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Is this a joke? How can you respond to a comment without reading it first?
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therico
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I understand it. Most of them are probably quite happy with their current job (else they'd be learning this stuff so they can ace the interviews). They feel a bit jealous of people working at big companies and feel a little insecure, but not strongly enough to do anything about it.
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dgck009
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ColonelThirtyTwo
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Yes, but you can do that with a function that returns a value or `None` too, hence my last sentence.
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Throwaway_bicycling
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But note that you'll get the sock fetishist treatment for *six* months if you *don't* buy the socks. Really, they're just trying to help...
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dgck4fc
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romaneremin
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I hired hundred of devs, i admint im still asking them to write code on paper (If they ask, i let them use a computer), but this is not a tricky thing - a trivial task like atoi or substring. Even that little code (and some talk around) can show what person think, and feel about code. I never look at resume, i don't...
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dgck6ef
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mindbleach
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Oh absolutely, ACID exists for a reason. Some of that's MS EEE and some of that's just sloppy standards. Point is: there'd be some Netscape demo that made JS look really good, and some IE demo that made strong CSS look really good, and the fact they were garbage on one another's browsers would've led to <canvas> ...
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shevegen
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In regards to scripting languages, it would be nice if we could actually have agnostic code that could then work or be adapted to work in either of these languages (and maintained by different proponents). I myself use Ruby and ruby is highly superior to perl; and either superior to python or on equal level. Likewise ...
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-20
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hakkzpets
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Not really. Laws are known to be harder to reverse than to implement, and consumer protection laws even more so. Then there is the entirety of the EU where consumer rights are especially strong. It's not like Google has been able to lobby their way out of the right to be forgotten.
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dgck9zr
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shevegen
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I read it - it is a fairly good article, better than the average one. The author said that rewriting takes a lot of time. This is the nutshell. Even if the target language is better, it is still a time investment.
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dgckaas
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NeoArc
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One day, we will be able to see the Legendary Programmer as told by the prophecies, the One and Only who never needs to refactor their code.
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dgckaof
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bro_can_u_even_carve
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Yeah, I know. This page isn't one of those though. It looks and works fine (better, actually) without JS.
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dgckcah
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miminor
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keep water wet
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1492376330
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agumonkey
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I'm totally jobless. ps: I wrote a trie by accident once, can I show off to the interviewer ?
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dgckfn9
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raphier
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in what world do you live? We rationalize everything.
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False
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dgckjoh
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ItzWarty
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Yeah... I think it's worthwhile for this subreddit to recall there was a time when individuals were cheering on browsers to pass Acid2 and Acid3, because the inconsistencies were truly terrible at the most basic levels (e.g. default box-sizing mode used by a browser... IIRC box-size was in CSS3, so we didn't even have ...
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dgckkkt
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sonictt1
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Don't forget [Screeps](https://screeps.com)!
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ColonelThirtyTwo
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I don't understand your rebuttal. Both in API documentation and in in-code comments, saying "type X or None" is as clear as "An optional containing type X", so I don't understand how using an Optional type supposed to help (in fact, the convention in most language is to use "type X or None", so going against that conve...
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knome
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I've read that iso's can't be made bootable by dd'ing them onto a cd/dvd, because of some preamble that doesn't get added ( maybe a postamble? whatever ), but I've never had any problem booting off a usb drive formatted in this way. Perhaps I simply got lucky with the hardware I've used thus far.
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dgckuuw
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dafuqm88
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Rationalizing and being rational are two very different things, is English not your first language?
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dgckwxt
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kersurk
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Because Wayland is the future. // Thank you for the anonymous reddit gold for my "low effort joke" :)
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earthboundkid
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> It may be news to people who haven't done their prior research but it shouldn't be news to anyone serious in the space. That's why this is an article on the Verge and not in ACM. Knowledge moves from researchers to the public via the press.
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mike_hearn
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I agree that they are to be avoided. I'm not actually sure how the scenario the document posits is meant to work, where there are no cycles up until the point that a certain combination of modules is assembled and then suddenly there is. I'd be interested to see a real world example of where that happened. I assume it'...
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dgcl8in
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corruptbytes
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>JS, CSS, and JavaScript Need more skillz
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dgclapy
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zzzz898
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I loved solving the first 50-ish project euler problems, but after that, the problems started getting really mathematical.
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queenkid1
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That's bullshit. People release content, and it's paid for by ads. They wouldn't release content if they didn't make ad revenue. You removing that revenue, without their permission, is ostensibly theft. If you pirated a movie to watch it, so you didn't need to watch the ads beforehand, would you call that a basic...
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oridb
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> This is one problem that perl has, among many other problems - "fancy" meaning super-smart, super-clever, hard to understand. > Now, let's reconcile that with your previous statement -- what happens when this perl gets called from your 'agnostic code'? Take, for example, a [Perl 6 Grammar](https://docs.perl6....
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dgcldlw
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jpakkane
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*golf clap*
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Tarmen
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Did you read the part of the article that was the article?
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queenkid1
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There's a difference between discerning between small images of letters, and reading real handwriting off of checks. A "trick" that relies on modifying the base of the image, eg. the coloured overlays in this article, would never work on a *real* check.
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LtAramaki
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> But you could make similar arguments about packages. The word "package" and "module" both evoke the same imagery in everyday English. They're just ways to organise collections of code after all. Why not forbid cycles between packages too? For many languages "package" is meant to be the high-level component unit, ...
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quicknir
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Kind of funny you got 2 upvotes for proving my point perfectly. "Stabilizing" quicksort by keeping the indices is exactly the sort of thing that someone who had no idea about sorting algorithms would do. You get people who don't understand algorithms and data structures, and pretty soon you have a codebase littered wi...
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dgclkih
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BaconWraith
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Maybe I am biased, but I wouldn't say much of the dislike of Electron is 'irrational'. I think it's ludicrous that I should ship and run the entirety of Chromium for every app individually just so everyone can write things in JavaScript (which has lots of very rational hate itself)
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Tarmen
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By and large this works astonishingly well and most major issues seem to be solved with the creators update. At first I wondered whether the whole thing was broken because ghc took ages to start up but apparently that is because ghc reserves ~10 terrabyte of memory without commiting which is ever so slightly outside o...
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deus_lemmus
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By optimizing for size, you are not optimizing for speed.
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quicknir
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You can memorize performance characteristics, but that falls apart pretty quickly when you actually need to do your job. You can memorize the big O for linked list operations, but if you don't understand the memory layout (an "implementation detail"), you won't understand why it's slow for traversal, you won't understa...
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f2u
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Not really. Reordering fields to avoid padding is almost always a win. The only exception is when struct fields have been ordered carefully in such a way that cache-line boundaries are respected *and* allocation is suitable aligned. Linux does that a lot, but it's certainly not for everyone.
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dgclyje
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f2u
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> Interviews aren't like tests in college: you don't get the job by passing a certain score. Some companies pride themselves for having objective interview processes, so I assume some sort of scoring is going on there.
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dgcm1x5
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samkellett
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that is so incredibly off-topic
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dgcm23o
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unpopular_opinion
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You say that I am right on every point and you repeat some of my statements as questions. If I wanted that kind of response, I would talk to a deep well. See http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2164844/Racism-hardwired-human-brain--people-racists-knowing-it.html and http://www.berkeleywellness.com/article/...
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teawreckshero
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That's what I'm saying, that's what we have now, and that's what will be going away. Today companies call the shots because they are the customers, ad companies (google, fb, etc) consider themselves middlemen, and all of us seeing the ads are the product. But in a world where users have the *magical* ability to filter...
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Andrey_Kolmogorov
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Actually > [Jupyter] has support for over 40 programming languages, including those popular in Data Science such as Python, R, Julia and Scala. [Jupyter Official Website](https://jupyter.org/)
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_Skuzzzy
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Disagree: I think he meant optimizing for speed (of the compiler), which is True.
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luisbg
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Hidden fibonacci. Same with number of ways to go up some stairs if you can go either one or two steps at a time.
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dgcmic6
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lillebyers
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What is JS? Javascript, the only language I can think of called JS, is already listed. Start looking into other languages, python could be workable if you want to stay in scripting languages. If you want to share the maximum amount of code write a script that just opens their default browser on your webapp page, ups...
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Cilph
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Nothing more than a basic text editor with the only redeeming feature being the easy to use code blocks. which could be ported to a text editor that doesn't run on friggin' Electron. Currently I'm using AsciiDoc with a live renderer.
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dgcmmjr
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luisbg
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Hackathon code screeners as you call them are only used for Junior Developer positions. When the candidate has less code to talk about. If you assume open source contributions on spare time you bias towards people with more spare time (aka middle/upper class).
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dgcmn89
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quicknir
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I agree with you generally, but the exception is quite a bit broader than that. It's generally advantageous for any data processed in the same routines to be located close to each other in the class. It simply minimizes the number of cache misses, and a cache line is typically 64 bytes so you can pack quite a bit in. ...
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dunoid
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I know I *love* loading a page, starting to read the text, and then it jumps up and down for five seconds as images and ads are loaded in, the font changes, and a massive sign-up window blocks the whole page. Sending enough content to start reading, only to add more, can easily mislead the user and cause frustration.
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parad0xchild
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I agree with the points you've made. I think your comments are actually way better than OPs article. I think when it comes down to it at a development team you've gotta start with "what makes sense for what we're trying to accomplish (the value)". * what does my API do / accomplish * who is the audience * what v...
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Pharylon
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That was my experience. I don't know Linear Algebra. On the other hand, we are talking about a website that calls itself "Project Euler."
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luisbg
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How you think through a problem is more important than the solution. Same way that if we talk about some opinion you have I will base your intelligence on the quality of your arguments instead of just on if we share the same opinions.
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dgcmwoi
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luisbg
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How you think through a problem is more important than the solution. Same way that if we talk about some opinion you have I will base your intelligence on the quality of your arguments instead of just on if we share the same opinions. Memorizing answers is actually counter-productive. What you want is to interiorize t...
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False
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dgcmwrl
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Purehappiness
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Except that's not exactly true. Data shows that things like brain-teasers and algorithm questions don't tell you much. However, behavioral questions will, and what he's saying is that type of a question. For example: "How would you solve X problem", "Give an example of the hardest problem you solved." These types o...
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dgcmxoe
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unpopular_opinion
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Yes, I don't think being racist is a problem per se. You on your high horse in all your ignorance believe this is the case and your tiny mind cannot comprehend that there might be circumstances in which even you would be biased towards your own race, while all the scientific research in the world says there is such a b...
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xzxzzx
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That's both a very strange way of interpreting that sentence (he seems to be referring to general principle of time/space tradeoff, which would happen in the same problem domain, not cross-domain like you say), and a very strange way of thinking about an optimizing compiler, since nearly every optimization a compiler d...
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dgcn1to
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wubwub
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I think all this interview question crap is just to try and keep coders in their job... If it is too much hassle to jump, people stay put.
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dgcn6ob
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whoopdedo
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What part of "It's not my computer" do you not get? I mean, do you go around fucking around with the config of your boss's browser? Try it and see how long you stay employed.
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dgcn8s9
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Regimardyl
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https://learnxinyminutes.com/ is a great site for quickly checking up on syntax and some basic methods.
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dgcna34
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angryrancor
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False. I am a senior, and I was screened in this way by Amazon. And I know for a fact that many of my senior dev colleagues have been screened this way recently, also. Also, corporations really seem not to care much about github or open source contributions. I've interviewed with a ton over the years, and this has rem...
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False
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dgcnamm
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saijanai
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> AND THEN LOSE THE JOB SHORTLY AFTER BECAUSE YOU CAN'T JUST TYPE AN ALGORITHM INTO MICROSOFT WORD AND SHIP IT! :-D It passed spell-check... ship it.
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False
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dgcnced
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devel_watcher
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Sadly all these people who tell that their language is better have stopped making sense to me. Most of these languages/tools have a one or two good ideas while the rest of the language/tool are poorly reinvented versions of the standard stuff. Also, they can't be bothered to use other software correctly: building Pytho...
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dgcncpy
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Works_of_memercy
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Why not? Like, you might think that it shouldn't because it relies on fooling a particular trained instance of a particular algorithm, so the carefully crafted noise you add would just turn into random noise from the algorithm's point of view. But from what I recall from reading one of those papers, the really surpri...
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tech_tuna
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I haven't balanced red-black tree in decades.
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tech_tuna
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These questions are so heavily skewed towards people right of school, it's crazy.
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netsrak
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The work is also extremely tedious. I think that was important too.
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tech_tuna
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I usually have to figure out WHY THE FUCKING BUILD IS BROKEN AGAIN!!! We need a whiteboard quiz for that.
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dgcnlgc
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oiyouyeahyou
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And here was me thinking this was about the auto-hacking virtual keyboard device 😂
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dgcnn5s
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