Impacted impacted impacted impacted impacted. You've all been impacted.
Interesting approach, thanks. Yeah, I don't mind a question and conversation like that to start things off. But I do think getting into something a little deeper (which you also mentioned) later in the interview is…
The overflow thing would be about computing the median of some sub-range of a sorted array. It is an often-quizzed thing that comes up as an edge case in binary search of a large array, but could apply to anything where…
Reminds me of some enum at my current employer, where all the US states have 2 letter codes, except Idaho is spelled out fully.
Same. I think it's probably easier on a touch screen than with mouse, but I'm stuck on level 10 for now. Maybe it's intentionally frustrating. Need to finish this level to unlock the last number I think, but I guess…
Wouldn't you also need to keep track of the stack's size, to know if there are leading zeros?
Why is it called a C Compiler if it's a subset of C?
I'm aware of this to an extent. Do you know of any list of what degree of parallelization to expect out of various components? I know this whole napkin-math thing is mostly futile and the answer should mostly be "go…
https://www.gs1.org/services/gdsn/global-data-model As someone who has worked in e-retail, this catalog seems to have a lot of momentum.
Senior management doesn't like it, in my experience. But I agree it makes sense for many interactions.
What happens when something is put on the scale while it's sampling? Does the curve depend on properties of the scale, or just properties of the object and the manner in which it was put on the scale?
I guess everyone has their own preferences, I just find this opinion surprising given the wealth of other hikes in the country. As someone who grew up hiking in the White Mountains before moving to Washington, the…
People (non-tech) don't tend to refer to "go to page 106" as using an index. The pages at the back of the book providing the word->page numbers lookup are commonly known as the book's "index"
I've sometimes been confused by the term "inverted index". The example in this post feels like what I would just call an "index"... i.e documents indexed by the words they contain. Feels about the same as the index in…
Impacted impacted impacted impacted impacted. You've all been impacted.
Interesting approach, thanks. Yeah, I don't mind a question and conversation like that to start things off. But I do think getting into something a little deeper (which you also mentioned) later in the interview is…
The overflow thing would be about computing the median of some sub-range of a sorted array. It is an often-quizzed thing that comes up as an edge case in binary search of a large array, but could apply to anything where…
Reminds me of some enum at my current employer, where all the US states have 2 letter codes, except Idaho is spelled out fully.
Same. I think it's probably easier on a touch screen than with mouse, but I'm stuck on level 10 for now. Maybe it's intentionally frustrating. Need to finish this level to unlock the last number I think, but I guess…
Wouldn't you also need to keep track of the stack's size, to know if there are leading zeros?
Why is it called a C Compiler if it's a subset of C?
I'm aware of this to an extent. Do you know of any list of what degree of parallelization to expect out of various components? I know this whole napkin-math thing is mostly futile and the answer should mostly be "go…
https://www.gs1.org/services/gdsn/global-data-model As someone who has worked in e-retail, this catalog seems to have a lot of momentum.
Senior management doesn't like it, in my experience. But I agree it makes sense for many interactions.
What happens when something is put on the scale while it's sampling? Does the curve depend on properties of the scale, or just properties of the object and the manner in which it was put on the scale?
I guess everyone has their own preferences, I just find this opinion surprising given the wealth of other hikes in the country. As someone who grew up hiking in the White Mountains before moving to Washington, the…
People (non-tech) don't tend to refer to "go to page 106" as using an index. The pages at the back of the book providing the word->page numbers lookup are commonly known as the book's "index"
I've sometimes been confused by the term "inverted index". The example in this post feels like what I would just call an "index"... i.e documents indexed by the words they contain. Feels about the same as the index in…