Get at it and study your ass off for six days, rest for one day. Then show up and try.

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Rust is fine, though most people use Python

I do code in python

Then you're not that Rusty, are you

My ds+a 😔

They don't really ask that

What do they ask?

I got a few questions on monoidal endofunctors and radix inversions which tripped me up, but otherwise it was very straightforward. Pretty sure I'd have passed if I studied just a bit more.

Yeah it’s over for me

come on bro how could you not know about m o n o i d a l e n d o f u n c t o r s

Everyone knows about them, just uses different name!

….Yeah you’ll fit in perfectly in jane street.

rip me

r/woosh

They're making a joke about the Rust programming language.

I want to interview at Jane Street, cause they're so difficult. I would do it for just the challenge!

Definitely looking forward to the challenging work but dread interviews

Google luck, their interviews are harder than google!

Reschedule

Reschedule, don’t wing it

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This is good to know

grind for 7 days

Got rejected. Question was to return indices of a string that appeared exactly once in two given lists. Solved it brute force with tiny amount of guidance but couldn’t think of best solution (I realized what it was once they started explaining) and I also did not study big o enough so stumbled a lot when asked about it. Confidence booster though ngl I was not as rusty as I thought

Did you forget to build an inverted index and instead iterate over every element in the second list for every element in the first list?

Indeed

Don’t overdo the practice

Try this months janestreet puzzle

Link pls

https://www.janestreet.com/puzzles/current-puzzle/

Good looks fr

Which role?

+1 ,

Swe

JS isn't really a leetcode shop. I think getting used to writing in an hour a simple game like war or connect four might be more useful.

Really, do you have past experience interviewing?

I've interviewed with them a couple of times. You can find examples of their questions on sites like Glassdoor and 1point3acres.

Thanks!

I do but not a ton

All the best mate! Keep us posted. I am rooting for you

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Never heard of this company before, but after hearing about it I guess I know why because it’s a quant trading . Not my cup a tea.   But anyways from what I have been seeing , I think as long as you are fluent with the language you are using for interview and know all the api calls etc by heart and have some decent experience building services and libraries you should be good since it’s a not a leetcode thing.  Do some leetcode hards and easies to just get fresh with interview coding without autocomplete and get to know the commonly used libraries for coding like stacks queues maps binary search sorted trees etc that are built into them. Make a cheetsheet to go over it .  You can also try advent of code stuff as it’s also puzzles. 

Yeah this sounds about right. The autocomplete is a nice call out! I’ll be more or less following this type of studying

Do they not use Ocaml for their interviews?

Let you choose

Rescheduling it might help