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My goal is to share helpful reflections and interview study tips based on my experiences interviewing and working in tech.
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I know the market is tough out there for self-taught programmers trying to get their first software engineering job. I wrote some thoughts about what I would study if I were in that position. https://t.co/DigEq5c1bq
@dandani_cs I _kinda_ have a similar background... learned Python first, then JavaScript, then it took me a while to understand React but now I think I might be most fluent in React, whereas I've lost all my Python 😂
@dandani_cs Hmm... good question! I don't think there's anything comparable in Python, off the top of my head. The idea of state (specifically defined in a React component via the useState() hook, and optionally passed down via context or props) is unique to React, I think.
@dandani_cs Yep, a map is basically a loop! The key difference is that .map() returns a new array with the transformed data, while if you're using .forEach(), you're simply looping through through something, and a new array isn't automatically returned.
In JSX, you'd typically use .map().
Billion params text-to-image models are amazing! But...not designed for editing real-world images/videos. Text2LIVE (ECCV oral) trains on 1 example and allows for various semantic, localized editing!
https://t.co/WYq2lI07YJ
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If you’re wondering why communication & people skills are becoming very important to get to senior engineer and above levels at Big Tech: it’s because of this.
Coding is the trivial part at many of these places. Working with so many other engineering teams is the real challenge.
@shrutibalasa I would look at:
- work life balance
- growth opportunities
- how I feel about the manager and team
- tech stack
- other perks like remote work
- finances of the company (is the stock likely to grow if it’s public?)