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Shoot in U turn 1inch metal pipe. If bullets hits u, you are dead, else your name will be in Myth busters.
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MrReal retweeted
if you are a curious engineer, it is so difficult not to have fomo.
every other domain seems interesting
every other book seems worth reading
every other problem seems worth solving
every other project looks like the next big thing
every other framework feels like something you should learn.
literally every single thing is a distraction. imo, there is no way to even deal with that.
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The era still goes on @Priyansh_31Dec . But most people does get informed about these competition.
When Google used to run their coding competitions, I used to watch this video every year just to feel motivated. The best part was that you could even attempt these contests after college.
It was a different era back then with so much enthusiasm around coding contests.
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In this world ain't software is 100% secure. Its just matter of time, every piece of corporate art will be hit hard by AI or you can say people behind them.
@piyushgarg_dev
We require more creative minds as system designer.
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Confidence when 1st question's solution gets accepted in question.
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Btw its only question i attempted. 🥲
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Absolutely
The issue is that most people wake up too late in 3rd or 4th year and then the only option left is to memorise algos or patterns. There is simply not enough time to understand things fundamentally to be able to apply those concepts in new problems.
One of the things we've struggled at TLE particularly is driving awareness among 1st and 2nd year students for starting early and learning things from first principles. Gotta work on that.
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MrReal retweeted
I wasn’t baiting.
I prefer fully qualified names. This is also a good practice. In fact, it’s even the same in OCaml!
It can seem long at the beginning but our brains are actually good at filtering noise.
Implicitly opening the entire namespace can be bad because you bring a huge bag of names into scope. And since C++ has function overloading, you can find yourself debugging really weird issues. And since it doesn’t happen always, only occasionally, your brain doesn’t keep this issue in mind.
Locally renaming long namespaces is better but naming is generally hard. You take a long bad name and make it a short even worse name.
In fact, your example is even longer due to extra namespaces. In addition, the reader must now load your new Nantes into context.
When I see std::ranges or std::views, I know it refers only to one thing. I don’t need extra context.
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One important thing they never teach you in business school (not that I would know, never went - learned on the streets of business) is that corporate jargon affects the way a meeting goes.
If you schedule "one-on-one" with people, they just think you're on the same team and they can coast forever - this is where "rest and vest" comes from.
At my companies, we always schedule "one-v-one" to know that we're pushing each other for excellence. We're sharpening each other, pushing each other, never stop never stopping each other.
Follow for more business tips. My newsletter is in the top comment. You'll never hear advice like this anywhere else.
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