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Comment #39494795
Interestingly enough, I believe while Kamelot was founded in the US, most of the members are from Europe currently. One thing I learned ~15 years ago was that Nightwish commissione…
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Comment #39493451
The trademark dispute was with the Rhapsody streaming service - I don't think it was ever announced, but I suspect the streaming service paid them money to change their name since …
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Comment #34700436
This is a kind of interesting change to see FB make to me (I had heard about this a couple of weeks ago from my brother, who was one of the ICs affected by the layoffs), as recentl…
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Comment #34164183
Love most of the advice I see here, but there's a few quibbles I have here. > You’re going to have to grind Leetcode. Yes, even the dynamic programming problems. One trend I've bee…
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Comment #33891576
One of the paths to financial success in the Bay Area is dual income households - the high pay for those families make it financially a no brainer to live in the area. The compensa…
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Comment #32103640
Where do you get that she is a staunch liberal? I see in Wikipedia this mention > Writing in The Guardian, Moira Donegan called Weiss a "professional rightwing attention seeker" an…
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Comment #31746474
I work at a non-Google FAANG - from what I've seen in my org, "CS fundamentals" (which I assume is some proxy statement of sorts for leetcode-style interviews with emphasis on data…
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Comment #31266639
I've heard of airline companies doing similar when interviewing flight attendants - United will fly you to Newark to interview, but often there will be people shadowing candidates …
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Comment #31232066
This sounds very shortsighted. My own grad school happens to have a top 4 CS program (UIUC), but I went there for math (was top 15 at the time, not sure how it has done since). Som…
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Comment #31091876
My org is generally anti-leetcode so I can’t speak for your experiences - the only data structure/algorithm questions you may encounter in an interview with my org is likely practi…
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Comment #31084489
I'm a senior engineer at a FAANG who is close to reaching staff by promotion - I've conducted enough interviews over the past 5 years at my current company to at least understand h…
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Comment #31077065
My coding question I give (in the occasion I am called upon to ask one to candidates) typically is not particularly unique, but practical - if someone wants to study for it, it doe…
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Comment #31076825
I can definitely tell you that our recruiters do not tell candidates to do that.
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Comment #31075457
But significant interview prep hurts the primary job of the interviewer, which is to evaluate whether candidates would work well within the team/org - I don't mind if candidates do…
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Comment #31073112
Talk with your manager, and see if you can come up with a plan to take a long vacation (I'd recommend at least 2-3 weeks, if not longer depending on how you handle burnout historic…
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Comment #31068228
Unless you view it as not worth the effort. I've done two onsites with Google in the past essentially YOLOing it (I only study my interview failures because I view otherwise as an …
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Comment #31068177
As someone who has done a lot of interviewing from the interviewer side at my current FAANG, it's usually obvious when someone has seen the question before - in the debriefs, the c…
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Comment #30908185
In the Marine Corps you never do a sir sandwich - that gets corrected in boot camp or beforehand for the few that do do that.
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Comment #30835180
As an American born Asian myself, the "unofficial" quota system process colleges use is painful to me - I was an extremely academic high performing student before college, netting …
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Comment #30412565
I know virt and Shnabubula from the video game music rearrangement scene - both are crazy talented artists. I'm still holding my physical copy of this album from the kickstarter - …
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Comment #30101563
I am currently at one of the FAANGs for almost 5 years, and even got promoted from mid level to senior in that time - I did not ever do any leetcode grinding, nor was it a major fo…
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Comment #29854046
Their numbers seem kinda low looking at levels.fyi
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Comment #29853845
> The real answer is because manhole covers are mass produced and manufacturing circular ones is usually easier and cheaper than the alternatives. My understanding is the primary r…