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Read: Saga of the swamp things by Alan Moore
It just blew my mind out of the park
Two things that helped me
- Setting realistic goal. Implying Decide 5 things and then trimming them to top 3. Do everyday a little of each 3.
- Deadlift. I know there is no co-relation but it helps me keep a clear mind and get more focused on other aspect of life and goals.
why is this post not on the frontpage of HN ? Very strange.
I did this exactly right now and super pissed on what they are trying achieve by this jumping around the hoops
Thank you OP. It was in my spam and now i know that i will avoid Triplebyte like plague.
1. Please no red.
2. Able to differentiate a clickable link and text on the header.
Good idea. Best of luck
Couldn't have said better. But from my experience, assume the worst and be ready to walk away.
If its anything I expect their will be fights and complains. Hell yeah inam clicking those l. For now my mind looks for
1. Uber screwed up in a new way.
2. How interview process sucks.
3. Why this X language / framework sucks or we are leaving this.
For me it's commit to th unknown if you have 1percent of interest and if you could do that job without any motivation that's your job. If not then move ahead to another until you click. Keep repeating .
i would say ipad.
1. Bigger display.
2. Lesser chances of clicking the unknown.
3. When things are bigger, they look more friendly.
My 2cents would be if you want yourself to be markatable, anything less then top tier school is waste and won't do any good. But if your objective is to learn and have a new experience then ur good with alot of schools.
I think all depends on the project. In ur case a Coursera app would be easy to do even with video play back. But issues seep in when you try to do complex features and their bugs and implementation. My 2:cents would be time box your react native implementation and decide if it's worth it.
On a different topic. I feel material design makes website a clone of another website .
I usually do like 2 hours a week. I look forward for those hours. It's like my mind is racing against time and it's long enough time to finish and accomplish something.with 15 mins I sometimes find it hard to get in the right mindset
I use protonmail. No complaints
I would say python. It's written like English and it's pretty fun .
Interview questions aiming to pass only rocks star programmers or leetcode grinders.
Happy birthday to my friends using text.
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togusa2017 on Sunday June 24, 2018 @07:20PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Was curious to understand what are the red flags or criteria should one look for when working or not working for a company. As in what questions one should ask the company to understand the company.
ways to send traffic between two data centers over public and private network and their options and pros and cons
keep it simple. use mint.
Before this discussion starts between how the interview process sucks. Here is my 2 cents:
1. Pick up leetcode (or whatever rocks ur boat).
2. Do a lot easy questions and understand the pattern.
3. Do medium level questions and understand the pattern.
4 If you are aiming for Big 4 do Hard.
Coding interviews is all about finding the pattern and applying it. Only way to be good at it is practice. Don't give interviews without some practice.
I would also agree with the tone of the rest of the comments. You could work in the best company doing the shittiest work and working in the shittiest company doing the best work. At the end of the day - Take a chance. Make mistake. Learn. Keep repeating.
BOX: Digital ocean
API: flask + MySQL / Redis
UI: create-react-app
Use docker pre-build instances for MySQL or Redis or Nginx
If you have extra time in hand
Nginx --> flask
1. Crime and Punishment . 2 Unbearable lightness of being. Opened my mind to not judge and always think about the other side of things
not to be discourage you but i liked it artistically but functionality wise its quite low. You are fighting with users attention span and you go to present your best work asap on the web page. I hope i make sense.
I agree. I also love wrk and it is pretty useful and allows scripting