bcp2384

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by bcp2384 7y ago
Why are DP problems so popular for interviews? I am doing leetcode now and they seem to be everywhere.
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by bcp2384 7y ago
Yeah...I'm inclined to say the hardest working people are the ones that are juggling two minimum wage jobs, driving for Uber on the side, and a family to take care of. The idea that working "harder" correlates positively with
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by bcp2384 7y ago
Convinced part of the problem with political offices is that elected politicians have no incentive to actually consider second order or third order effects of any piece of legislation they pass. Everything is optimized for first order effec
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by bcp2384 7y ago
I honestly think there's an opportunity to create a YouTube channel that literally does nothing more than explain how X makes money, whether it's a VC firm, a Subway franchise, a toothpaste manufacturer, etc. As someone with an en
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by bcp2384 7y ago
I agree there's a phenomenon happening here and elsewhere where being "normal" doesn't cut it anymore, meaning if you're just an average person of average intelligence you have it harder now than someone in your sho
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by bcp2384 7y ago
When people say Cyberpunk w.r.t crypto, do they actually mean Cypherpunk ? Or can someone explain what the difference is?
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by bcp2384 7y ago
Funny how the number of upvoted crypto articles seem to correlative positively with prices.
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Bitcoin back over $10k for first time since 2018
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by bcp2384 7y ago
Do we have until 2050 for cities to go net neutral?
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by bcp2384 7y ago
The fact they haven't even provided a very simple admin panel for end users to revoke access is all you need to know about this company's ethics.
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by bcp2384 7y ago
It's sad how many times I walk around in SF and see basically crumbling buildings or empty parking lots and wonder why new housing has not been built there yet? And more importantly who would actually oppose development on crumbling or
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by bcp2384 7y ago
Not every language is class-based...
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by bcp2384 7y ago
I'm relatively bearish on Slack, but who knows what will happen in 5 years. Anecdotally I find a lot of people (myself included) have long shifted from "Slack is the greatest thing ever (e.g. 2015/2016)" to "Slack i
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by bcp2384 7y ago
I am a recent graduate of a well known bootcamp in SF, and impressed there are a decent number of graduates from last 2-3 cohorts that have landed jobs at Google. The only trick is knowing how to land an interview in the first place. If you