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throwaway_374

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    Comment #14206167

    Have you considered strategic/management consulting in the medical field. I know the big 4 will have specialists focusing on this - possibly related to the healthcare setup in your…

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    Comment #14206110

    Tangential but it does irk me when these online streaming summary statistics algorithms come up in interviews. Most recently I had Welford's for online estimation of variance/std o…

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    Comment #14202401

    So... in English... for us mere mortals with limited Linux kernel exposure... does this accelerate (or decelerates) the system clock or is it a mock patching for system time functi…

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    Comment #14191616

    I was about to fly off the handle until I realised your sarcasm.

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    Comment #14175177

    TLDR: took out a loan to amass a large put position then tried to plummet the underlying stock price which gives him the right to sell once it's below the strike. http://www.telegr…

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    Comment #14173687

    So how is this different from Airflow, other than Windows compatibility and a lack of dashboard?

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    Comment #14161667

    >>I started out learning programming using Python and gradually came to prefer strongly typed languages. Python IS strongly typed. It is also dynamically typed.

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    Comment #14155126

    Is it just me that is jaw-droppingly astounded at why this is getting any love at all as a concept? Really great execution and design, but I simply cannot get on board with the con…

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    Comment #14139979

    Yes, certainly has a great reference of circuitry but absolutely not pedagogical. That dull grey hardbound cover shudders .

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    Comment #14137472

    Not possible as zero mutual friends, unless second degrees are considered which based on all other suggestions is not the case and would naively scale factorially (?).

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    Comment #14137466

    Thanks for reading my post and noting this. I'm not sure the reverse relation applies either as it would require the doctor to have my personal contact on her mobile which is absol…

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    Comment #14137460

    Thanks for your reply but I have no idea why this is the top voted reply as it does not consider my factors . As noted by others: 1) The doctor/practice does not have my latest mob…

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    Ask HN: How has Facebook figured out my family doctor as a friend suggestion?

    I never use Facebook on my phone so you can hopefully rule out contact list networks - not that I ever had their personal mobile on my list - and location tracking because I haven'…

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    Comment #14125195

    I've no doubt that tech is discriminatory - as a minority myself I've definitely experienced odd feedback at interviews "the team were impressed by your abilities but we've decided…

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    Comment #14121593

    Really, I've had an example of deriving (I didn't know what it was called at the time) Manacher's Palindromic substrings: http://www.geeksforgeeks.org/manachers-algorithm-linear-ti…

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    Comment #14120060

    So your ability in a pressured limited-time environment come up with an O(N) dynamic programming algorithm for a fictitious scenario is a testament to your ability as a software en…

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    Comment #14120055

    >>degree-less candidates, companies that filter out depressed candidates, companies that filter out transgender candidates, etc. Sorry, these are completely different things and fr…

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    Comment #14116542

    Sadly the proliferation of sites like HackerRank (YC funded shamefully) means competitive programming is the first "filter" stage for interviews these days.

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    Comment #14113771

    What is this? Just because it has Google in it you expect me to provide my credentials to sign-in without any description of what you are offering? Assuming this is a Google produc…

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    Comment #14113757

    Probably a brilliant move for humanity. Most extreme right, KKK, nazi, Breitbart, Stormfront ilk trolls would boycott Twitter in protest, finally allowing some semblance of rationa…

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    Comment #14113741

    Can I ask - why is it you always spell it as "AfriKan" in all your submissions? Is there a cultural awareness I am lacking?

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    Comment #14096294

    I always appreciate a healthy dose of sarcasm, but I think you're missing the wider point about the great community we have in Python - not only in terms of the ecosystem, but also…

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    Comment #14086307

    I think the question everyone is failing to ask is: what's the interview process like? Do they put you through 4 rounds of whiteboard coding bullshit followed by a coding assessmen…

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    Comment #14072100

    The cynical side of me interprets this as: you can leave if you don't like it.

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    Comment #14071438

    As an aside, the greatest thing about Python is StackOverflow one-liner solutions to common problems. How do you find your developer productivity fares in Go? To take a simple exam…