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Yeah, in fact, I somehow calculated in assumption of n being the amount of elements in matrix, not n² (assuming square matrix)

But I am impressed to know that there are serial algorithms that approach O(n²), thank you for sharing that info

That's a huge leap from O(n²) to O(n), in this example it would likely good to at least specify that it should be strictly less than best known solution (not sure if there are such cases on leet code, I thought they only restrict you to what is known to be solvable)

Matrix multiplication is O(n) if you do it in parallel /j

To be fair, if there's two people in the team and one of them is a junior, I would've expected nothing to be done at all, especially if it's as long as three weeks

I think, I would've left the junior some language or design research, and some questions to ponder about in the meantime, if I were in this situation

Yeah, every metric that can be applied automatically ends up becoming useless if people are incentivized to break it

In most crafts, and I consider software development one, there's rarely no way to improve. The problem arises if the client or the employer wants you to improve too quick, faster than you could, and sometimes faster than even possible.

But to be fair, sometimes developer doesn't want to improve either

To be fair, it wasn't ecosystem that made want to abandon Java, but now I can see it should've :)

Yeah, there's mention of doing the opposite in C++ community in a neighbouring thread

Joke's on you, I code in Rust

I read it as "also throw in some physical pain cause just feeling bad is not quite enough" 🤔

I'm not sure, this is a valid estimate. If they were to replace is-number with its contents, that would mean that the economy is only in HTTP-related overhead.

It maybe will make difference because of building phase, lock-files, package-files, but I am not sure that data-traffic difference is that big

So, every time I use a library to recognize patterns on a picture, to interact with Kafka, do some SSL, or do database mapping, I should hate myself, noted

We did Elastic API integration in Java by creating and maintaining huge half-codegenerated transformer from code to Elasticsearch's JSONs, it was a pain and it was source of more than one error

Dependences should be reviewed and audited to make sure they do what you need and they are worth using. Just making everything in-house gets you nowhere most of the time

You will not, indeed, it's going to be abstractions all the way down from now on

It's easier to fix bugs that you just introduced to be able to cover that KPI, too 🌚

4 tabs is a bit overboard, don't you think?

It depends (mostly on the timeframe)

TikTok may have been the first to do it, but now the genie is out of the bottle

Do you mean JS is your kink? Well, everyone has eir quirks ¯(ツ)/¯

I'm not sure it's hateful mocking, really. Also, any JS-related framework could do in place of Angular maybe (but as one not familiar with Angular I can't say if its design is not so atrocious that everyone hates it for this)

I don't think it's that you're dumb, I think it's that first interpretation would depend on one's views of the matter.

AI is quite a new phenomenon, sure everyone is now an expert, but we still don't know what this will end up doing to the society