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crearo
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Comment #42685562
HN kiss of death
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Comment #36285921
False, India the largest democracy tops the list of Internet outages. https://www.dw.com/en/india-internet-shutdown-capital-of-the...
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Comment #29875790
FWIW, every data structure / algo interview I've done allowed me to use built in functions for sorting (I work at FAANG). In general, I dislike the interview process too, but there…
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Comment #29875648
I work at FAANG - my take is, all questions can be solved based on these 10-15 data structures / algorithms. They are just gift wrapped with a lot of fluff, but underlying each of …
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Comment #29067552
The OP probably means once a company is already established and has their core product peaked at max profit, they struggle to innovate further and build new products. Working at FA…
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Comment #24554896
Apart from pulling the plug on products at random, why I'm sceptical is because this hasn't been introduced / used internally widely. Think of it like a product Google created, say…
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Comment #24540642
Yes, but: - They're trying to do the same thing by keeping you engaged by shoving up as much content as they can to you, by making recommender systems that "know you". - They polar…
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Comment #24540609
What really resonated with me is one of the speakers talking about taxing companies on collecting users' data. They first establish that the sole driving factor for these companies…
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Comment #24340094
A better, possibly fast open/close design would be: 1. to have a motor roll open and close the bin lid. 2. the opening end could have a weak magnetic strip to "click" on that side.…
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Comment #23748967
Something that really annoys me is a blob of code suddenly pushed to GitHub without a commit message, and then 10 random Update Readme commits. The repository holds no history. A r…
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Comment #12477478
I felt the exact same thing when I started webdev after 3 years of app dev and a little bit of REST APIs (and backend) using python flask. For me JS, and all frameworks built using…