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Some companies like Google are still using leetcode no AI allowed.

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I love how the world of software development has been changing so much over at least the 40 years that I've been doing it, and how it looks like it will keep changing and adapting for nobody knows how long

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For at least two more years. :-)

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which was the dumbest test of programming acumen ever BTW…

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I’ve been writing #nostr middleware for 2 weeks & I haven’t touched code yet. Added 2 features to a well made relay server & realized this is the future of programming !!!

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