we talking js, 2s, citadel, DES , etc

srs tho, grats man!

id be down

how would we do it

If you post it in this thread I'd be happy to chime in. Couldn't pay me enough to do any kind of leetcode stuff on a daily basis though

Anyone interested in compiler stuff should read this to blow your mind:

blog.sigfpe.com/2009/05/three-projections-of-doctor-futamura.html

Not sure. Still thinking, but we could make a github org to hold all our thoughts and maybe make a programming-interview channel on the discord to talk about things

Thanks man I'm not really stressed about it tbh I already have another offer which I'm really happy with will focus on my job for now

Might be down for that now though

binarysearch.io

@texmaker @Smoofer @Yohji We could use this site to practice for interviews and stuff. This was just featured on HN

I made this room
binarysearch.io/room/356

Lmk if you guys want to do something this weekend or on Friday

😬 I May be down as much as I don’t want to be lol

never heard of that site

ill let you know if im around this weekend :pog:

that website looks awesome, thanks for sharing

nice

if it's not late too (europe time) and i'm available I'm be down

is it possible to add java ?

They'll add other languages soon, I believe. Not sure when they'll support Java.

Are you comfortable with JavaScript or Python?

Great book, but incredibly dense. One of these days I'll get to reading it (maybe in its entirety)

Yea it's very foundational but for 90% of coding not rly necessary. Reading about sorting, binary search, binary/red and black trees, finding medians in linear time and hashing is probably a good idea. The number theory and cryptography sections are very complex but also useful just to know

Also graph theory is a must know but maybe skip flow networks that s*** is pretty crazy

Great book

yeah I guess javascript is fine

Tbh learning a language is a stepping stool towards a broader career

U wanna do modeling/software dev/work for Google learn c++ and/or java

U wanna do science s*** learn Matlab

U wanna b a data scientist learn R

U wanna do machine learning/data mining do python

U wanna make websites/ui's learn html/css/JavaScript

U wanna make mobile apps idk lmao

Ik there's more out there but this are essentially how each language breaks down into fields of work. Like u could feasibly make a software application in python but it will be very buggy most likely. C++ and java are nearly universally supported by different OS (the advantage of lower level programming languages).

Mobile would break down into Swift (for iOS), Kotlin (for Android), React Native/Flutter (for cross-platform)

hi guys im currently learning java right now but would like to learn python since ive seen many people mention it, what are some great FREE resources to become decent at it?

Dam multithreading is kinda cool
Class seems easy so far but I know imma be biting my tongue sooner than later

Big rep for the Ricky avy lmao

My f***ing guy

honestly i personally wouldnt learn a language just bc ppl are mentioning it itt

however python is a nice language imo

do u have any idea what type of software etc youd like to make ? or what youd wanna use ur programming language for? then itd be easier to recommend a programming language

i also think java/python both are very nice starting languages, after knowing java a bit better learning python will be easier for u :instead of learning 2 at the same time yk ?