the tea protocol is still predictably a gigantic source of PR spam
the tea protocol is still predictably a gigantic source of PR spam
The tea.xyz protocol first earned an entry on Web3 is Going Just Great in late February, when their plan to reward open source software contributors resulted in crypto enthusiasts with no intention of participating in OSS opening endless pull requests to claim ownership of prominent OSS projects. Th...
who could have seen this coming, other than everyone who told the homebrew tree inverter guy this was a bad idea they absolutely shouldn’t do
I was one the people dealing with this project spamming the Ghost project. This second way of crap triggered by the project doesn’t make my any happier.
the homebrew tree inverter guy
I knew he did homebrew, why "tree inverter" though?
here’s a hacker news thread that talks about it. to be fair to Max, the question (and the Google-style interview in general) is absolute bullshit. to be entirely unfair to Max, he seems like a fucking asshole and his recent projects have been crowd-sourced consent violations.
Dude couldn't invert a binary tree in an interview and so couldn't get a job, allegedly.
No one could figure out what inverting a binary tree actually means. Like maybe swapping left and right or something?
In which case the best way to invert a binary tree of course being:
struct Node { private: Node *leftish = nullptr, *rightish = nullptr; public: static bool inverted; // I hope no one ever needs two trees... // O(1) tree invert operation! void Invert() { inverted = !inverted; } Node &left() { return inverted ? *rightish : *leftish; } Node &right() { return inverted ? *leftish : *rightish} }; bool Node::inverted = false;Don't change the tree. Change your perception of the tree.