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Re:Solving Algorithmic Problems in Python with Pytest (2019) by Fiveplus on Saturday December 19, 2020 @09:45AM (#25477694)
Someone on our school's group chat shared they had a technical interview where she was asked to write code on a shared google doc. I really hope that was an outlier.
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Re:Solving Algorithmic Problems in Python with Pytest (2019) by konjin on Saturday December 19, 2020 @10:34AM (#25477992)
I had someone do that to me a few weeks back.

I told them flat out no, gave them my ip, made an account on my local machine and started a shared tmux session over ssh. Since that's my usual ide I didn't lose any capability.

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Re:Solving Algorithmic Problems in Python with Pytest (2019) by O_H_E on Sunday December 20, 2020 @01:07AM (#25484258)
Nice power move.

But I have to have my ip publicly accessable (permission from isp?) beforehand right?

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Re:Solving Algorithmic Problems in Python with Pytest (2019) by konjin on Sunday December 20, 2020 @06:46AM (#25485621)
Depends on the ISP, my mobile dongle has a dynamic public ip, I have a little twitter bot that sends out a tweet every time its ip changes.

On my wired connection I have 1tb symmetric fiber with 16 static ipv4 ips and an arbitrarily large number of ipv6 addresses, I just need to register more if I need them (which I really don't).

That said I didn't get the job, so caveat emptor.

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Re:Solving Algorithmic Problems in Python with Pytest (2019) by mrfox321 on Saturday December 19, 2020 @09:51AM (#25477719)
Google did this during the pandemic

Are other companies copying them to the Tee?

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