u/Highly_Incompetent_3

I'm a dev with 5+ yoe, started frequenting LeetCode almost two months ago, and I'd honestly say it's fun.

What do you think of CP post college? From my understanding the most important competitions are college-level. Do you think it's worth it to better your skills in this part of the field?

Am doing it for the fun of it, but I still wanted to hear you opinions and see if there are others in a similar situation with a similar interest.

هل انت:

- بتشارك بتطوير برامج مفتوحة المصدر؟

- حاب تشارك لكن ما بتعرف برامج تساعد بتطويرها؟

- بترجع تعبان من الشغل؟

The sub is bloated with posts from non-tech/newly-graduated people asking how to start, and it's messing up whatever potential this sub has.

A 'JordanDev' sub should be for jordanians who are actual developers. I'd really hope for the feed here to be more sophisticated and informative. No offense to new/non developers, we all start somewhere.

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u/ObadaAlathamneh

From my understanding, the OSI model was a promising theoretical model for the global connection of computers. It was eventually discarded for the datagram model which is easy to use and computationally less expensive.

Why do universities still insist on teaching the OSI model as a global standard instead of a history lesson? I understand the model was a great collaboration of experts producing solutions for many problems, but even theoretically you need to perform many mental gymnastics to fit OSI to how internet communication is currently implemented (Or do I lack the understanding?)

كنت حاب اكتب البوست بالعربي لكن ما بعرف اناقش مجالنا بالعربي زي الانجليزي

Any upcoming events you're excited to attend?

https://preview.redd.it/eaio7tmdg17h1.png?width=1692&format=png&auto=webp&s=5926b5874aa41f71aa3d2b320e9df09494ce2225

I've honestly been skimming JOSA's website and Google's first search page, and I don't think am looking at the right places.