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Bryan
bdev1234

Interviewing for a coding position sucks. You're expected to have intimate knowledge of certain fundamental concepts that, while useful, you never use or even think about in your actual day-to-day programming (quicksort vs. mergesort, Dijkstra's algorithm, sometimes even P/NP). So then you end up having to

Bravo Whit

Congratulations, you were the first person to make this incredibly unoriginal and unhelpful comment that everyone makes on every post about Facebook.

Oooh, thanks! I'll make a note on the post!

"Huh. I didn't see that message."
"Yes, you did."
"Okay, I mean, yes I saw it. But I didn't really look-"
"So, you were ignoring me?"
"What? I-... No. I just-"
"Look, it says I sent it at 2:45. You read it at 2:46. You got it immediately. What were you doing that was so much more important than me?!"
"Whoa, hey, chill out.

Here's the thing: The information is already out there, regardless of whether or not Lifehacker spreads it or not. Pandora's box has been opened. You can't make people "un-know" this information, and the people that were doing this before will do it again. Putting the information here is an informative process, and