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It's funny how this, at the moment, is behind the news “Google: it is time to return to not being evil” by 4 positions.

The link raises a 404 error.

There are many courses available for free on Coursera and Edx to learn algorithms. Also there are a couple of introduction to algorithms from Thomas Cormen (one of the authors of the wellknown CLRS book):

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-compu...

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-compu...

Also, take a look here:

https://teachyourselfcs.com/#algorithms

Have fun!

"6 days ago"... I'm not sure about HN rules, but isn't this submission considered a repost?

What about a remote job position? What kind of job are you looking for?

Not a surprise.

For some reason, I was a bit suprised for the extensive use of gotos. Thanks for sharing this pearl!

Related, and probably easier to stay updated from these engineering blogs: http://engine.red/

While I was able to get all the letters of the secret message, I can't understand how to decrypt it :( if you did, could you give any suggestions? :) Indeed this was fun!

Probably noob question, but:

>> Nazar will then alter the event, adding a Boolean flag indicating whether or not it should be counted, before sending the event back to Kafka.

Why don't they just discard it instead of reputting the event back to Kafka?

But what about the implementation accuracy? :)

None.

Probably freecodecamp is your best option AFAIK

It's funny because when you want to buy ads on facebook, you spend something like 80% of budget on facebook and the remaining 20% on instagram by default

Before: What? I know C. After 3 questions: Ok, I don't know C. Well played sir.

Merry Christmas to the HN community :)

Thanks a lot, that makes sense!

The sitename was just an example! The point is to choose a password easier to remember and get in some way (using for example an encoding/hash function) a more longer random string

Hi and thanks for the comment! I don't actually use this method to choose passwords, I was just wondering if it could have been a good idea and if not why. Of course base64 is not encryption but I meant that an hasing method (say md5/sha1) of the website name should work as a password. If not, why? :)

Thanks, I was missing that!

This is a funny quiz to do. Even if IMO yes or no are too restrictive. Also, the backgrounds are very heavy, I used to select answer, start loading page and press esc to stop loading of the background :D

I'm wondering why this isn't on github

Same things I thought. His answers are amazing!

What do you mean?

Same feels there.

Thanks, really interesting!

Nice links

I love this! Thanks