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qhat posted:Reviewing co-op applications today. One guy stated outright in his cover letter "once you see my grades I know you'll want to meet me". So I check his grades and see some F's and immediately throw the resume in the garbage lol. Ah, the Calvin from Calvin & Hobbes "You know how Albert Einstein did really badly at school, well my grades are even worse" gambit.
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HoboMan posted:sanity check You compared SPAs with native apps but I think they're probably asking you to compare SPAs with a "conventional" website where most interactions cause an entire new page load. Actually now I think about it I'm not sure what they wanted you to compare SPAs with.
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huhu posted:That's not my name. James.
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Symbolic Butt posted:I wasn't part of the interviewing process, I only caught a glimpse of a few candidates. It was an internship position, the parents seemed kind of poor and were like "our son is really smart, unlike us, please he really deserves a chance" Well I hope you gave him a chance 
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Mao Zedong Thot posted:Here's a really good filtering tip: don't work somewhere that does that poo poo Interviews go both ways, and all that.
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hobbesmaster posted:reverse a string is just a fizzbuzz type thing throw new Exception("Unicode does not have this");
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Apr 15, 2018 18:55
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I think they've already suffered enough from failing to hire you. No need to rub it in.
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May 9, 2018 23:46
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JawnV6 posted:idk there's a lot of non-obvious stuff i've been coached on that i doubt i would've stumbled on through interview volume? "Haha, I got you! The water line was actually an ice line!"
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:bad sign of what, getting paid to drink while loving around with a compiler? sounds like a pretty god deal to me. as long as the office is close to a bus stop or something It's not so much the "being paid to drink" as "trying to work while other people nearby are drinking".
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Bloody posted:lol im so fuckin underpaid
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Oct 12, 2018 01:01
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Dec 17, 2018 18:40
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The weird thing about that particular whiteboard problem is that Tetris pieces do not, strictly speaking, rotate. There isn't a physics engine at work here. If you spin a piece around its midpoint then you're liable to end up with a misalignment. The rotations are individually hard-coded.
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Hughlander posted:Don't forget the original... nbv4 Are nbv4 and how!! seriously the same person?
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I ask a friend to stay in the light bulb room for a minute and then I phone them.
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bob dobbs is dead posted:thats why they pay a quarter, third of a million now I've said it before, but: at what salary does the human feces in the streets disappear.
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Mar 6, 2022 23:59
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CPColin posted:Pullin down four figgies, I see One comma club, nice.
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Mar 9, 2022 22:28
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Teachers should be paid as much as tech workers.
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It happens to the best of us.
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I want to re-emphasize that java script: The Good Parts is not a great read for learning about modern JavaScript because it's from 2008 and a lot of incredibly important and valuable stuff has been added to the language since then. Everything from here down is missing from the book, and this is stuff everybody uses every day now. Like, classes. And variables with vaguely sensible scope. The book is somewhat interesting as a historical milestone.
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If an interview consists of a rigidly prescribed, predictable series of tests or questions with a quantitative rubric then it can be gamed, but if it's a more open-ended, free-form interaction where you converse and form impressions of one another like two human beings then all kinds of unconscious and conscious biases come forward and warp the outcome, is that basically it?
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Jun 8, 2022 21:36
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champagne posting posted:"tell me about a time you were wrong" is the question I should be asked more often, but it never comes up. If that ever comes up I'll just say "I neglected to prepare for this question."
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Jun 26, 2022 12:34
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qirex posted:in the future the drones will be able to use facial recognition, personal info databases and machine learning to write a valid legal justification for your death in the time between the release of the projectile and it killing you There's a Douglas Adams book about software which does fabricates retroactive justifications for the business decisions you already wanted to make. Man was a visionary.
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PIZZA.BAT posted:also if someone doesn’t know how to read a clock it’s pretty trivial to explain The problem (well, the other problem) is that the explanation is basically the implementation.
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Fizz.
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FizzBuzz.
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AnimeIsTrash posted:bro how are you getting so many interviews? i shotgunned my resume last week and have gotten 2 calls, 1 of the recruiters went on vacation after our chat Seems as if nudgenudgetilt is the interviewer, not the interviewee.
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So when they say "spend 2 to 3 hours on this take-home project" how many hours are most people actually spending on it?
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