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then you're a dick tbh. I do phone screens for a major major company. if they don't have questions I just assume they asked the recruiter, or they're planning to ask more when they get onsite if they get that far, etc. if they did well on the interview they did well on the interview.
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HTXLoveThisPlace
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You are joking right? We're talking about software development where projects, unless they are government, rarely last longer than a year or two, right? That doesn't even go into the the amount of absolute horrible companies that are out there and will lie through their teeth to get a lackey that will suffer just to ...
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corruptbytes
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I chose VSCode or Sublime Text mostly because the integrated terminal in Sublime sucks and the VSCode one is p nice. Other than that, still trying to get good at Vim when I use it. I just read an article about all these neat tricks with Vim and boi were those helpful. (Can't find article rn)
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chronosyndrome
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Performance aspect bothers me so much. Electron flooded desktop with slow and complex applications even for simple tasks. Pomedoro timer written in js for mac? There are [plenty](https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=pomodoro+electron&type=Repositories). I know, people usually try to write something simple...
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dgdk5di
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speedisavirus
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This is really it. I've rewritten a complex system and we either encountered your problem mentioned or found bugs, fixed them, then realized the business came to depend on those bugs. Fixing the bugs actually created a "bug".
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kcuf
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Java is very restrictive, and it has caused all kinds of huge boilerplate workarounds. I think the committee should have recognized this sooner and adapted the language based on the issues they've seen with how people use the language (they have done this, to an extent, with lambdas). For languages that don't take th...
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dgdk6c6
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tkannelid
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I don't use Macs. I can't stand them. The one time I had to use one, I installed X11 and GNOME on it, but that wasn't enough to make it acceptable to my preferences.
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geodel
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Better than exponentially fucked.
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dgdk7cl
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Xevantus
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I hear you. Maybe it would be better to explain our process a little better. By the time someone gets to that interview, they've had a minimum of 4-5 phone interviews with different levels, and at least 1 if not more technical screenings. This interview with the team is about personality. We already know your skills...
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dgdk7jr
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CobraCabana
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While this article gives a lot of good questions. I would suggest to tailor the questions to the interview. Most companies will ask you technical questions based on the technologies they're using, and they'll ask about specific points in your history that they might find useful. If a company asks you about a time yo...
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davorzdralo
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Why in the world do you people expect me to care? I'm a professional, it's like you silicon valley types have forgotten the meaning of that. I provide professional engineering services in exchange for money. That's it.
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skizmo
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150k for that ?
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ElvishJerricco
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I certainly see far more hate for it around here than praise.
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DavidBittner
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Me and a friend are actually writing a VoIP platform with these bindings. The bindings work pretty fantastic, building is a breeze. The only issue is getting it configured on Windows (just because I haven't really tried it yet). The one problem that I've had with it, is very obviously the names within Go are slightly ...
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tkannelid
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> It’s also much easier to extend than Vim and does not slow down as much when customized. Sublime Text just feels faster and smoother for me than Vim ever did. This is the whole of the justification for choosing Sublime. > Any popular editor usually has a “Vim mode” that you can install and you can achieve nat...
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davorzdralo
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You sound like a bunch of 12 year old immature douchebags, and I'm a young guy who still plays video games. Can you imagine how retarded you would look to a 45 year old engineer with kids in college?
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dgdklot
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jackmott2
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Eelectron is just just a runtime/VM Electron is a collection of: * The V8 javascript engine (JIT and runtime) * Node.js - a layer on top of V8 for using js on the desktop/server * Chromium - a browser engine * Electrons own API layer to tie it all together Electron's inefficiency stems from an aggregation of these t...
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pkochubey
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It's needed for manufacture around 4k devices
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DutchmanDavid
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Try /r/learnprogramming.
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dgdko8r
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IshKebab
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What's hard about that?
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thedancingpanda
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So you're telling me people are happy to go through 6-7 different interview appointments to work with you? I'd probably drop out after number 3.
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dgdkqhd
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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I like how it was said "make me an AI". It's a bit lost in translation as it was also against every grammar rule in my language, something like "make some intelligence for me".
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dgdkqo2
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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Exactly. Do you know about the rocket AI... uh... event? https://medium.com/the-mission/rocket-ai-2016s-most-notorious-ai-launch-and-the-problem-with-ai-hype-d7908013f8c9
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quicknir
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That's fair and a valid point, but it's still a staggering performance cost. If you have half a dozen virtual functions on an interface with a dozen concrete implementations, in a vector with ten thousand boxed objects, the vector in C++ would be ten thousand words in size, versus seventy thousand in rust. That's a lot...
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IamTheFreshmaker
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What I *really* want to know is why, after sending back the technical 'homework' that most places give you now the company is incapable of giving you feedback on what they did not like. It's like the worst code review in the world.
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zephraph
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I'm not from Silicon Valley, I'm in the south east. Regardless, I see your point and that's entirely valid. That's just not how my team is set up. We value people who care about our products and brand. We hire vendors and contractors often and they're chosen more on their ability to perform because they're not long ter...
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tkannelid
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React is licensed under [the 3-clause BSD license](https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/LICENSE). Separately, it has [a limited patent grant](https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/PATENTS). This is strictly better than the 3-clause BSD license alone. It makes it approximately identical to the Ms-PL l...
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DonaldPShimoda
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Because if they have a choice between people who care and people who don't, they're gonna pick the former every time. Showing that you care is a plus in your favor, always. And it's not even that hard to do. Look up their company's website for a few minutes, find a couple things that interest you, mention those. Or ev...
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dgdl20n
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Otterfan
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You can get a pay bump every time you switch jobs. People who do this usually have much higher salaries.
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dgdl3if
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dragonnyxx
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I've certainly run into cases where I'm out of questions by the end of the process, but in that case I'm always sure to tell the last interviewer something like "well, I asked Jeremy a bunch of questions before my interview with you, so I don't think I have anything further to ask". Just make it clear that you *did* as...
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JimDabell
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Turn that around: it takes you more than two years in a job to do anything meaningful or satisfying?
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dgdla1s
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zephraph
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Heh, that's not my goal in life, but maybe I am. Anyway, asking questions isn't the only factor. It's one of many. Technical ability and cultural fit are larger factors. We also don't get a whole lot of recruiter traffic. Point is, they help, certainly for my organization. Obviously that's not true of every organizati...
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dgdlakv
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j5o2AcBKujCSvGKnfH87
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I strongly suspect you do not work at FB, Google, Amazon, etc.
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dgdlc0a
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zephraph
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True story.
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dgdlefc
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to_be_deleted_soon
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I've changed work 5 times in 5 years. It's all about the pay raise. Got a 10-20% raise every time.
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dgdlegc
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1494141137
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skizmo
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4k devices ? It's a freaking keyboard. Has nothing to do with resolution. Look at all the other programmable keyboards out there... that have been out there for years.
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dgdlexp
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diffcalculus
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He probably means to make 4,000 of the keyboards
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dgdlipz
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1494141195
8
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LtAramaki
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It's cumbersome in the way people mis-implement it, but is it leaky, I don't know. It's as leaky as you design your particular API to be.
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dgdlitc
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quicknir
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You can't configure where the vtable is directly, no. That said, it's fairly simple to re-organize things so that you don't do the extra pointer chase. It's extra work, no argument, but it's relatively rare that it would be a big win, and it's most likely to be a big win where you only care about a single polymorphic f...
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dgdlkck
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XDG-KEC-QZA-PBU
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Ssh! Don't tip them off on my trade secrets!
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dgdlkp1
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j5o2AcBKujCSvGKnfH87
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my original point was that this is not true at big 4 type companies. which is totally factual despite the voting.
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dgdll3n
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merreborn
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> you could just repeatedly do it, and get down to a single index eventually Compression threads typically refer to this as the pigeonhole principle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeonhole_principle see http://www.faqs.org/faqs/compression-faq/part1/section-8.html
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Drisku11
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I mean, you have multiple people telling you that it's not hard. I can't exactly give you my previous employer's code, which I don't have, so I'm not sure what evidence you'd want. But what you're saying is analogous to saying that manipulating ASCII by using its binary value is some herculean task. e.g. if I told you...
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dgdlmgj
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paultypes
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Considering that your one repeated criticism of me is the voice I've had as a 6'4" 215 lbs. guy since 7th grade, I hope you can understand why I find your judgment the opposite of persuasive.
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sztomi
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>Maybe a better approach would be both interviewer and interviewee are given a problem from an independent third party. That's actually a pretty good idea, although I wouldn't use it as the sole measure of performance. But working on a problem together with someone can definitely be useful.
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dgdlr58
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zombifai
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As a long-term Eclipse developer I can honestly say, OSGI package-use conflicts are the stuff of nightmares.
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dgdlsaj
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mgkimsal
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> How can anything really meaningful or satisfying get done with such a short time on each project? You're assuming that anything meaningful can be accomplished at a specific company in any amount of time. Other points: Layoff/downsizings happen. Only real way to get significant raises is job-hopping. EDIT: a ...
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Calam1tous
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I also really love Atom, but it *is* pretty slow.
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dgdlt90
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tech_tuna
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> Now that's just nitpicking I would call it "being a douchebag" but yes, I agree. :)
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dgdludr
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smdaegan
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Because it's not a code review, and a lot of candidates will share their answers with the recruiters. If a company gave them a rubric (via feedback) then magically every candidate would do those things. If they only did things we're looking for after prompting (like setting up an OOP solution) then it would filter out...
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dgdlup1
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TheHobodoc
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It does, if you use layers. Its not something you get out of the box which is news to me.
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False
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dgdlurq
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rar_m
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You're not a dick. If you want passionate people than that's what you want. The strongest programmer is not always the best hire.
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frezik
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Depends on your definition of AI. Optimizing compilers came out of AI research, so congratulations, we're all using AI for everything!
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dgdlxln
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combinatorylogic
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Fuck. Hipstors came to defile this term too? Is there anything they can avoid touching?!?
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dgdlzmy
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PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN
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How long ago did you hire him? ;)
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dgdm0cj
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here, you forgot your `/s`
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It's my first experience in indiegogo, and In next time I'm take in account all errors. Also I'm checked all offers programmed keyboard, and my solution more good. Design in progress, and current view not final.
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glacialthinker
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I don't get how people can move *from* Vim, unless they never really learned it, or only use it on weekends? I mean, once you're rewired for it, it's hard to edit another way... using these textboxes or someone else's machine/editor is just as clunky as first learning vi!
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dgdm3k4
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zephraph
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I couldn't say not having work at one. I suspect it might vary by interviewers, but maybe larger companies are more standardized in their expectations from interviews. Interviewing is difficult. I'm still learning, certainly.
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dgdm7pc
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Kryomaani
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>PKey is a wireless programmable keyboard, which **reliably and securely stores your most important passwords.** I don't really see the point of this. This is at most as safe as carrying around an USB stick with your passwords in in a .txt file as plaintext. Probably less so, as you're transferring them over wifi, ...
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NotARealDeveloper
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I just recently had the exact opposite experience with a 7years HR lead of one of the biggest consulting companies in the world. He didn't ask ANY questions. Just a 'tell me about you' and 'tell me about the tech you have experience with'. I did a 1h monologue.... At least I was allowed to ask questions at the end.
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NeuroXc
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People who hate something are usually the loudest.
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j5o2AcBKujCSvGKnfH87
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then I really don't understand why you jumped in to argue with me about something you admittedly know nothing about.
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tech_tuna
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Yeah, that's an excellent point, an interview is a two way street. You're also interviewing the company.
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c_linkage
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This guy did some research! I don't think I've ever seen XXX used as a FIXME. In my experience, XXX was always meant to flag hackish code or something that was particularly hard to understand. Some people might say hackish code should be re-written and simplified, so perhaps that's the source of the different inter...
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jpflathead
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They might have to admit how bullshit and arbitrary their standards are.
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steveklabnik1
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Trait objects in Rust are used very sparingly, so this doesn't come up very much. You almost always can use static dispatch instead.
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whisperedzen
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And it is something stupid, people are getting pay raises when they switch jobs because their market value raises, but companies never raise your salary accordingly. So you leave for a pay raise, and the company you leave ends up hiring someone who is inexperienced in their business for the money they should have payed...
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teunw
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Well I didn't mean you need to ask all questions, but you should also ask questions back. It shows that you're interested in the position/job you applied for. I have been denied myself with that being one of the reasons.
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dgdmps1
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cantwedronethatguy
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> ok() is to start building a 200 response. The article states >In our case we use ok() which automatically sets return code to HTTP 200 Meaning you'd have to learn what ok() does or check the Java docs, setHttpStatusOK() or even setReturnCode(HttpStatus.SC_OK) or something of the sorts would make it more rea...
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htuhola
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Also if you really care about this concept you can build your own for probably about the same price as 50$. 12 keys, you can get those for dollar a piece. Another dollar goes to the keycaps even if you're not buying them from the cheapest place. If you want to go crazy, you can probably run it with a raspberry pi zero...
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yogthos
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Sure, there are a lot of inefficiencies in how Electron is built. This is why I'm saying that's the right area to target for optimizations. There's nothing inherently wrong with the concept there. There's nothing that stops you from compiling Js to bytecode the way the JVM and .NET do, and that's what WebAssembly will...
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quicknir
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Err well you can, until you can't. I'm working in high performance C++, believe me we consider very carefully before we add virtual functions. But when you are dealing with applications that are heavily configuration driven, you often don't have much choice. Compile time dispatch is great when you can use it, but ofte...
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glacialthinker
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Same. Terminal, editor (vim), compilers, Gimp, Inkscape, plenty of command-line tools. I don't even have a JRE installed because nothing I need runs on JVM. Oh shit... the biggest "webapp" of all: a browser. Well, there was a long time where I used Lynx while others used that clunky Mozilla and then Netscape (or IE!).....
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Xevantus
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To be blunt, it helps us rule out assholes. And the 47 year old with kids in college we hired a few months ago laughed and gave an honest answer, and it led into a great conversation. Which is usually what happens.
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NeuroXc
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> Multiple Monitor Support This depends on the desktop environment you're using. Most Linux desktop environments have good multiple monitor support. > Better HiDPI support True but I personally don't care about HiDPI as a developer. I want more *usable* pixels. Give me a 1080p monitor over a Retina monitor tha...
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jones1618
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Your main argument seems to be that automation will come to software development the same as for industrial/manufacturing jobs. But, that's not an apt comparison. You need to consider how much of a job is creative problem-solving vs. rote work (like manual labor). By definition, software development is much more the fo...
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> If the interviewee forgets one or more of your favorite bullet points, or explains in a technically correct way with terms you aren't used to, I would bet you would fail them without prodding them... > there's always some reason to fail someone as no one's perfect. If you're interviewing to find someone who c...
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Xevantus
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Oh, you've probably been through more and not realized it. There's the initial questionnaire, first contact by HR with the canned questions, manager interview, tech interview, possibly a specialist interview if you've expressed interest in a particular area, then, the in person team interview. That's 6. Some times t...
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zephraph
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I admit that I don't know everything, but that doesn't mean I know nothing. I've said my piece though. Good discussion.
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steveklabnik1
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> These limitations are fundamental, not language specific. In some sense yes, but in others, no. That is, you're absolutely correct that there are some fundamental limitations here, but there are also some specific things that make static dispatch more possible based on the language. For example, a generic functio...
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depricatedzero
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See, this sounds like a red flag to me. I would have cut the interview short, thanked him for his time, and explained that his level of disinterest isn't something I'm looking for in an employer.
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MagicMurderBagYT
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> Is the quality of the tooling superb? C#, Java Also: Kotlin, Clojure > Is the breadth of the ecosystem superb? Also: Kotlin, Clojure
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mirhagk
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There's a difference between coming out of AI research and being AI. Some consider machine learning to be AI but I would not, and neither would Alan Turing. We are SO far from passing the Turing test that it's insulting to call anything we are currently doing AI.
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MrRazakel
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Uh, the entire website doesn't work without JS. Developers having NoScript installed isn't that rare, you should at least add a <noscript> tag. Also.. why is there a video with cars on the first page? That is very irritating considering it has absolutely nothing to do with your product. The entire website is als...
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beleaguered_penguin
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> Imagine studying for three months in order to be ready to interview loops at several companies (probably also having ploughed several days into coding tests or toy projects) Who on earth is doing this? My interview prep consists of 'Make sure I can explain that thing I wrote on my CV'. If you have the skills and ...
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Xevantus
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See, we value team fit as much as skills, and that's coming from a socially awkward engineer. I don't care if a dev could rewrite our entire system. If they can't work with the team, I don't want 'em. I'll also say 3 of our team are what you would characterize as stereotypical engineers, and they like that part of...
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mike10010100
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> There are a lot of places out there who do interviews involving trivia and minutia. All the better if they're up front about it, so I know which ones to avoid. ;-)
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steveklabnik1
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This is not true; while it is a decent language for those areas, it is not the only one.
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mirhagk
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Wow that's awesome. And not in the least bit surprising. I quit attending hackathons a few years back when I realized that absolutely nobody cares about actual products. They only care about your pitch. Put together a good enough pitch and you win the event and investors will contact you. Now hopefully due diligence ...
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steveklabnik1
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That's exactly the point, other languages' characteristic bugs are not "oops now someone can run arbitrary code on my computer". Or at least, while that _can_ happen, the frequency is much, much lower, hence "characteristic."
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dgdnfxn
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mike10010100
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Right, but, for example, my handwriting is atrocious. However, I'm very well organized in my code and drawings/architectural layouts. Would you ding someone whose handwriting was poor, but could clearly articulate their thoughts and communicate them effectively? How about someone who treated whiteboards like a brains...
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dgdngfu
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weberc2
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What does markup have to do with webassembly?
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