Swizzled_Bits

@mknejp @lefticus Those are great questions to reveal depth of knowledge, but leetcode-esque questions showcase your problem solving skills and your ability to think on your feet. I think both have their place in an interview! Devs vary in their strengths, and I think both categories are important

@Swizzled_Bits @lefticus I find the kinds of open ended questions like "what happens when you click on a link" or "what happens when you launch an executable on disk" more effective at revealing the depths of someone's knowledge than some stupid LeetCode puzzle.

What is some piece of Computer Science or programming knowledge that *you* think is "core" but not enough people seem to know?

@mknejp @lefticus For all the (somewhat valid) complaints about interview questions requesting you to do something obtuse and unreasonable with a particular data structure or algorithm, this is a great reason for those questions to exist

@lefticus How computers HW/SW actually works I know this sounds weird but I am increasingly worried that the "floor of abstraction" is constantly rising and a lot of (especially new) CS people see computers as magical devices without understanding how they actually work. And it scares me.

@msrissxox You'll be solving big problems in no time ☺️ Keep it up!

Practiced nesting if/else statements. This was so confusing to me at first, but now I feel like I have the hang of it. What do you think?

Refactoring code is like cleaning your room. You start with good intentions and end up three hours later questioning your life choices.

@_R4V3N5_ I do, but I also use the stock OS terminal app at arbitrary times to keep it spicy 🔥

the people who use the terminal built into vscode are a different breed man...

@kotha2barta @JMcCulty @_henwall @batu0khan @aubetony @chinesegon @Camp4 @googlemaps No offense intended to anyone, I'm just being goofy. Have a nice day ☺️

attacking someone for their spelling mistake in the context of an argument can be considered a form of ad hominem attack, specifically an "ad hominem tu quoque." This occurs when the focus is shifted from the argument at hand to the individual's error or inconsistency - in this case, their spelling mistake. The essence of this fallacy is that it attempts to discredit the person rather than addressing the substance of their argument.

are you a google maps kinda guy or an apple maps kinda guy

@batu0khan @aubetony @chinesegon @Camp4 @googlemaps Just the one alp, Google bought it from him and kept spinning up new alps because the old ones seemed too hard to climb.

@aubetony @chinesegon @Camp4 @googlemaps The designer of the alps? Or just one alp?

It doesn't matter how many times I've seen it, Iroh allowing Zuko to make his own mistakes and helping him grow from them is... 😭

@nxolii Make it a double order 😄

“Hi can I get the ‘what the fuck’ combo with a side of ‘put me in a coma’ please?” ☺️

gf 🚫 life figured out 🚫 knowing what to do 🚫 valorant ✅

I wanna be as chill as Muiciro Tokito.

Just wrapped up a cycling trip. 113 miles across 3 rides, and hoping to double it next trip👌

New era unlocked

@soychotic I have six figure debt, does that count? 🤔