https://shakepay.com/ - Nice easy to use crypto Fintech

50-60 hours plus two small children, no way you can have side projects and live to tell your children the story in 10 years.

That is, start looking at your mental & physical health, start cutting hours, then you can evaluate investing time in learning something you want.

As for Leetcode, I’m no fan, unless you’re looking to get a job in a FAANG-like entity, invest your time in something else.

Location: Mexicali, Mexico

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Computer Engineer with 16+ years of experience, focused on backend engineering for the past 7 years in adtech & gaming; besides that, I have expertise developing mobile videogames, web, geographic information systems, multimedia & network systems programming.

Same questions here.

This other day I was interviewing with a recruiter for a Go dev position, then she asked "what is a map?", couldn't believe such a basic question was being asked, proceeded to explain, then asked her why such a basic question; she said most applicants couldn't tell her what a map was (shock face).

Next question was "what is a hash table?", even more shock...

I'm a Computer Engineer who started to program when I was 12 in a 286.

I’ve used Project Eulers Problem 001 as an interview filter and more than one senior developer failed it… not surprised they don’t know what a map is too

Even more fine-grained, https://perldoc.perl.org/functions/use#use-VERSION

> ... Later use of use VERSION will override all behavior of a previous use VERSION,

> possibly removing the strict, warnings, and feature added by it ...

Probably mostly companies stuck with long-term contracts.

The global company I work at uses it, they have an enterprise-wide contract. Migrating to something else is just a massive PITA, extra costs & sure downtime.

Which driver / solution were you using?

Builtin driver back in 10.12 or 10.13.

Mexican here, in my country these type of "evidences" are harder to support / enforce, as long as your lawyer / you are willing to provide enough scientific indication they're not reliable, those evidences are dismissed.

Of course, as any country, there's corruption at every level.

Wonder what's the stance of other countries?

Often these types of evidences are used to get the subject to confess or agree to a plea deal.

(In other words, they're often used "when we know you did it" kind of things.)

The justice industry isn't very pretty, best not to look too closely at it.

I’ve heard the Mexican legal system has really strong rights for defendants. So strong, it’s hard to prosecute corrupt officials.

Hahahaha, spilled my coffee over this :P

Indeed, yet it sometimes gets annoying; you see a nice promotion somewhere only to find out "not available in Québec" :(

If other states/provinces in North America had the same law, those companies would be forced to propose really free trials.

Which often means that there was some dark pattern in the offer which violated Quebec's law (or possibly they did not want to bother dealing with Quebec's language law...all content must also be available in French...which can be a deterrent as well)