https://iter.ca/post/yt-adblock/
personally I am ok with spending 15sec staring at a blank buffering screen then to watch ads for same duration (tho a world where blocking ads is impossible would be a nasty one)
personally I am ok with spending 15sec staring at a blank buffering screen then to watch ads for same duration (tho a world where blocking ads is impossible would be a nasty one)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJv8rFap0Nw
originally was searching for this one but found above incredibly relevant
originally was searching for this one but found above incredibly relevant
YouTube
Beyond functional programming: a taste of Verse. Simon Peyton Jones & Tim Sweeney | Lambda Days 2023
Keynote talk by Simon Peyton Jones and Tim Sweeney from Epic Games.
Verse is a new programming language, being designed at Epic Games as the language of the metaverse. Verse is a functional logic language, with a bunch of innovative ideas. Like Haskell,…
Verse is a new programming language, being designed at Epic Games as the language of the metaverse. Verse is a functional logic language, with a bunch of innovative ideas. Like Haskell,…
Course name: Advance Competitive Programming
Course content: Reversing integers
And then they say mfs are unemployed
Course content: Reversing integers
And then they say mfs are unemployed
"Does Stress Impact Technical Interview Performance?"
https://par.nsf.gov/servlets/purl/10196170
llm summary:
— Participants in the public setting obtained significantly lower scores.
— Nearly twice as many participants failed to solve the problem correctly in the public setting (61.5%) compared to the private setting (36.3%. The median correctness score was cut by more than half in the public setting.
— Nearly twice as many participants failed to solve the problem correctly in the public setting (61.5%) compared to the private setting (36.3%). The median correctness score was cut by more than half in the public setting.
— Participants in the public setting tended to finish tasks faster (on average 1 minute 36 seconds sooner), but this difference was not statistically significant. Conversely, participants in the private setting generally took longer to complete the task.
https://par.nsf.gov/servlets/purl/10196170
llm summary:
— Participants in the public setting obtained significantly lower scores.
— Nearly twice as many participants failed to solve the problem correctly in the public setting (61.5%) compared to the private setting (36.3%. The median correctness score was cut by more than half in the public setting.
— Nearly twice as many participants failed to solve the problem correctly in the public setting (61.5%) compared to the private setting (36.3%). The median correctness score was cut by more than half in the public setting.
— Participants in the public setting tended to finish tasks faster (on average 1 minute 36 seconds sooner), but this difference was not statistically significant. Conversely, participants in the private setting generally took longer to complete the task.