I canโt believe people treat hermes/openclaw as a coding agent on par with the major players.
I too can prompt a slackbot to make changes and itโs garbage for productivity. Thereโs a reason harnesses are converging back to IDE design.
It's just so insane to have such a horrible monopoly in terms of airlines. Insanely evil company man, more i hear about what's happening the worse it seems
@debasishg Absolutely agree with what you said, even in the original post. I was more commenting about what candidates usually go for because of the LLD interviews that focus on these particular design schemes as compared to actual problem solving
Imo one of the problems with this is the way candidates are expected to build "scalable systems". There are unfortunately chances that the interviewer might ask questions like "but what is I change the communication via some kind of distributed broker system" which leads to this
a Java programmer creating unnecessary interfaces and classes in an interview is an immediate red herring to me ..
โข when asked to build a 3-stage pipeline (e.g., fetch -> transform -> store) where each stage runs in parallel, and buffers between stages are bounded, if you start building class and interface hierarchies, you lost me then and there ..
โข just use java.util.function.Consumer and java.util.function.Function with a pair of BlockingQueue ..