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Re:x86 Bare Metal Examples by cirosantilli on Tuesday March 19, 2019 @12:21PM (#19432295)
That was copied from failed Google interview BTW :-)

To me the main problem is that I'm always afraid to put a 5, who can not check manuals? ;-)

I'm also more and more of the opinion that (impact of projects) is more important than (current skills).

Re:x86 Bare Metal Examples by oldsklgdfth on Tuesday March 19, 2019 @12:34PM (#19432436)
I find this interesting because grade inflation is real. There are so many straight A students that it loses it's value as a measure. But if you can do something without looking it up I would agree that is proficient.

A good team member is a larger force multiplier than a single rockstar.

Re:x86 Bare Metal Examples by ddingus on Tuesday March 19, 2019 @12:57PM (#19432729)
I have found inverting this kind of question helps.

Rate your interest in the following:

Item A Item B

People tend to express high interest where they want to grow, or have need.

Re:x86 Bare Metal Examples by jgtrosh on Tuesday March 19, 2019 @02:38PM (#19434051)
> To me the main problem is that I'm always afraid to put a 5, who can not check manuals? ;-)

Quite often I find that the greater skills lies in knowing when and how to check manuals rather than expecting to be a knowledge machine.

Re:x86 Bare Metal Examples by karmakaze on Thursday March 21, 2019 @04:48AM (#19450198)
> I'm always afraid to put a 5

I realized one day why I behave in ways like this. It's from working in a clear-cut environment that I treat normal communication literally. Someone once commented that I 'never lie' which I understood was much more true than false but ultimately still false.