1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Sunday weather is sunny. Rain or Snow on Friday. How about Sunday?

 

Yeaaaaa I'm betting it's a similar setup here. It sucks but nightmare interviews are one of the few ways to weed out the worst of the worst lol.

They wanted me to know big O notation and minimize time complexity so I created like 4 hash tables, computed data in O(n) time, and had an overall time of NlogN. Fun times

I think 2/3 remaining interviews are behavioral and 1 is just diagramming a system architecture so I feel like I'm through the worst of it.

 

That’d work good. I don’t have to work that day.

 

@Kwikvette @Tour991 we discovered a cheat code. It's crazy hard to get Sofia to agree to help do any kind of clean up around the house....my dad sent her a super hero outfit for xmas that she wanted and as soon as she puts it on, all she wants to do is help around the house because "super heroes are helpful"

we've already ordered a few more

 

Super

 

califragilicious

 

Who even works on Sundays

 

Awe fuck yeah

 

Random question that I don't want to create a new thread for:

Is anyone aware of a +2'' long travel kit for 1st gen tacomas or 3rd gen 4runners? I haven't seen any long travel companies with one so I imagine that if it exists it's probably a DIY long travel build.

 

Don't know of any, even the couple homebrew ones are 3.5" kits.

 

I feel like there was a 2" kit many moons ago but I'm probably misremembering some Nissan shit

 

Yeah everything I come across is 3.5 +

 

I noticed that the total chaos 1st gen has what almost looks like small long travel but they don't talk about it at all in the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8eEEefx2dA&t=633s

 

That looks like Tc upper with home made lower

 

Like I can read the words you wrote, but I have no idea what the hell any of that means

 

I had 1 programming class and that was enough

 

it's just a bunch of blah blah about how fast an algorithm is, right?

I wanna think you're an engineer and maybe this will help lol

For a data set of N items, the smaller the function "big O notation" the better; as the limit N goes to infinity the more efficient it is to have a smaller function. If you hit something like n^2 or worse your shit gonna be sloooowww on a large dataset because of the number of computational cycles

 

I just hit the button and it does its thing

 

My works hiring an IT guy

 

All I heard from your peers was that I wasn't gonna be a real engineer till someone took intro to C++ class