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Comment #27062548
I always find this argument of "Google gotcha" questions weak. I agree 100% that tricky questions around dynamic programming, linked lists, etc. are a terrible choice. However, I t…
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Comment #26562698
I wish they would have also tested running (unless I missed it). Is there a benefit (with respect to thinking/creativity) to walking over running? I think that would be quite inter…
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Comment #25331822
This is nice in theory but a bad idea in practice (as a blanket statement, I am all for checking preconditions in general). An easy example is binary search, which I think is a rea…
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Comment #25331471
Yes - and that is the point the OP you responded to is making. This is not a generic library function. It used in a specific setting where preconditions exist and presumably are ch…
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Comment #24860298
In my experience, which is graduate level mathematics, spaced repetition is essential. Once you get beyond basic mathematics and algebra, recalling and understanding concepts and d…
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Comment #24574043
You can do the same in Java and C++. This may violate a strict definition of parametricity (I've read the definition from a few different sources and am still mulling it over), but…
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Comment #24573970
I don't doubt you know more about Rust than I do, but this seems pedantic to me. Kind of like correcting someone for pronouncing forte as "for-TAY" instead of "fort" or telling som…
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Comment #24568733
Can you clarify why you don't think Rust has parametric polymorphism? struct Person { age: T, } Is parametric polymorphism and valid Rust.
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Comment #24358287
Of all the people I know at FAANG companies and that I interacted with while at Google, only one of them has a degree from one of those schools (a MS from Stanford done while they …
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Comment #24160329
There is plenty of work running evolutionary algorithms on GPUs, but there are a number of limiting factors that make it less than ideal. Evolutionary algorithms in general can be …
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Comment #24136757
It seems you are arguing something different, although I am having a hard time understanding what you have written. I think you are saying algorithms and data structures aren't har…
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Comment #24053221
I have tried linux on a laptop and the battery life was abysmal (it was an older Thinkpad X1). With macos (which I don't particularly like) I get a solid dev experience and reliabl…
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Comment #23751437
I have taught at the undergrad, which gave me the perspective of observing those undergrads that got job offers and those that didn't. Almost without exception, those students that…
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Comment #23102907
My wife once told me "no one wants to listen to you talk" when I was preparing to give a speech. It is obvious now, but I had never really thought about it. Her point wasn't that n…
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Comment #23080983
How do you find the battery life on you XPS 13 with Fedora? I have a pretty old ThinkPad X1 running Ubuntu and while it works reasonably well I still find the battery life lacking …