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Recently, I reviewed some coding interview questions. There was a problem with which solution used DFS over a graph with recursive calls. My solution was in Go and has a recursive function: func dfsVisit(curr int, graph map[int][]int, currPath *[]int, visited map[int]struct{}) { ... } * curr represents the current
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In another post, I mentioned separating my personal computer environment from the company's one when I bought Miorine (my M2 Max MBP). I also set up my private development environment with Neovim because I thought using my company's JetBrains licenses on my personal laptop was inappropriate.
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I couldn't put down anything last week, partly because of the 49er's loss, but the root cause was I was busy setting up my new M2 Macbook Pro - her name is Miorine. I've been trying to separate my work environment from a private
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In retrospect, I was not a good engineer in my undergraduate days (1993-1997, more than 25 years ago). Though being in one of the best-privileged colleges in South Korea and even having good credits, I was not a productive engineer. I could follow courses; I could implement a simple microprocessor
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A few days ago, a Twitter thread was getting popular from my timeline. > 구글은 참 좋은 회사인건 맞다. 주당 실제 일하는 시간 평균 30-40에 괜찮은 페이에 쉬는날많고. 5시 넘어 일하는 사람 한명도 없다. 화려한 오피스 가서 밥먹고 나오면 정말 으쓱한 느낌든다. 근데 반면에 참 괴로운 것들이 있는데... — 박상민 / Sang-Min
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I worked as a front-end engineer in the early days of the current company. We had used Angular [https://angular.io] for the time being and moved to React [https://reactjs.org]. React was a framework that actively used higher-order functions. I always have thought Javascript is the most "
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My company had a two-year laptop replacement policy for engineers. So, I had my chance to replace my laptop and got a new MacBook Pro 16" with M1 MAX (10-core CPU, RAM 32G). M1 had been in the spotlight since its last year's debut, and M1 Pro
