
Why were they banning so many people? Is it actually valid?

Why were they banning so many people? Is it actually valid?
Requirements: Build a boat.

Wanna see my backlog?
Or when you ask them to choose an index from an array and they give you their life story instead.
Is this how AI actually helps me complete my code?
Log in with the honor system.

Wow, I’m definitely old enough, but I didn’t realize that.

I think we are in a much different time than the Digg days. Reddit has much more power over their users than Digg ever did. If you leave Reddit, you are leaving all your niche communities and the boatload of user created content.
I left as an active user, but if I want to see conversations about the latest episode of whatever show I’m watching, there is always an active discussion on Reddit. Or if I’m looking for some BIFL suggestions, I almost always end up on a Reddit thread from 2 years ago with exactly what I was looking for and 8 different opinions.
I am hopeful that all this stuff will slowly make its way to Lemmy, but until then, Reddit is in no danger of losing its user base.

Is Java more obsolete than c#?

Production made me lol

Security by obscurity.
Were the attackers predominantly white? I only remember tanks and soldiers that seemed covered up.
I’m very been a Netflix employee for years.
Maybe it’s about being able to communicate an algorithm verbally. Unless these are written interviews, then yeah, probably pointless.
Also, I do think being able to understand how an algorithm works is probably important on its own.
I meant that as 2 separate thoughts. The quick sort is about understanding algorithms and ability to communicate them.
Maybe it’s like teaching kids the quadratic equation; where it’s less about learning the thing and more about understanding how to problem solve and use logic.
In this case maybe the point is to show an understanding of algorithms and that you can explain them out loud.
Omg, so much rage! Some people don’t deserve to interact with humans.