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Find an MMORPG that suits you and start playing. Preferably an older one with a mature community. There you can find real friends whom you can meet without leaving your home.

It sounds extremely uncomfortable to me, but I know it is good advice. I don't know if I can get the courage to have this conversation. Anyway, thank you very much.


Why do you think it's overrated? Have you worked there?


I've never worked there nor want to. I know plenty of people who've worked in and around the company, and they've painted a good portrait of company that isn't worth working for in 2019.


I created my blog few years ago and it is written in Spring on backend and AngularJS on frontend. Relational DB is MySQL. If I created it again, all I would change is newer version of Angular.

Also I used Docker for containerizing and Jenkins for Continous Integration but it was only in order to practice DevOps skills.


Is your blog that dynamic that you have to use JS framework?


Really cool! I will definitely use it when making new website.


I recommend Sam Altman's blog. Especially his post about productivity: http://blog.samaltman.com/productivity

Everytime I want to do something meaningful, I think about Sam Altman and I feel inspired.


I'm sorry, I wasn't clear.

I mean: Which is more valuable for interviewers: having couple of working and deployed projects or be good at doing coding tasks? (I have 3 year programming experience)


At top companies, there's very little chance you are getting through without being convincingly good at CS heavy topics (DataStructures, efficient algorithms, etc.)

Case in point: https://twitter.com/mxcl/status/608682016205344768?lang=en


Thank you!


I heard very good opinions about this podcast.


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