Jesus christ.
TypeScript types can run DOOM [video]
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In the YouTube comments he stated nonetheless that he still bombed big tech interviews, specifically the technical portion, probably because of some ridiculous LeetCode problem he did not memorize beforehand. It just goes to show how these procedures do not effectively determine who is actually a good engineer or programmer. If this guy can't land a job while achieving this, then something is not quite right with the…
hi! yep! this definitely happened. I do mention it in the next "why" video, but it's good feedback to know this is interesting to people because I could say a bit more about what those rejections were like - specifically the one where I failed the technical screening. I'm actually really excited to share that part of the story because I hope it can be a small thing in the back of people's mind to help them if it happ…
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#264I hope he learned something useful while doing it and it seems like he did, because, although regarding all the comments here I'll likely be alone in my assessment, I just see a massive waste of time & effort? He described it as "a brutal year-long journey of 18 hour days" and he didn't bootstrap a company, he wrote Doom in Typescript types...?! The "epic" doom music underlying his story just makes it seem even more…
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#266Earlier quoted context omitted.
Typescript's type system is Turing Complete (at least it was for 2.2) [0]. Regexes fundamentally can't do that [1]. [0] https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/14833 [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_completeness
A strict theoretical regex yes, but a lot of regex implementations in practice are not strict NFA/DFAs and may indeed be turing complete
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society create the überman myth to keep the working class down, thinking they will never be the top of their game. the ones doing the hiring know that those putting in 18hrs a day are the unicorns, i.e. the best they can hope to find.
I’m close to one of these types and I get taken advantage of a lot and desperately wish I could turn it off. It presents in weird ways that are hard to navigate politically - often I will end up on a team and be outputting a large majority of the work, people/egos get hurt or threatened, still inevitably make the same anyway. It's never really led to any kind of career or financial success I'd have thought it would h…
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#268This shouldn’t be possible.. Typescript devs have lost their collective minds and I’m totally here for it. Edit : TS not front end
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#269> "It was a brutal year long journey of 18 hour days" [to run doom in TypeScript types] This is some serious dedication for what at first blush may sound to many to be a completely unserious, or even useless, achievement. But I say to those people: a DOOM proof is just as worthy of praise as any other academic mathematical proof, and has the advantage of being verifiable by laymen. Congrats on this amazing achievemen…
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#270> "I was looking for a job during working on this and absolutely got some disappointing rejections, and one was because of my lack of skillset on things like this in a big tech company's interview. I literally failed the technical screening. Oh well."
I mean... I don't have words...how f*cked up is the interview process ??