@vatsalmob you're a true Indian, I just know it! <3

Thanks for all the love guys!

@Pavanjadhaw thanks! Yes I need to fix this; will have to wait till the weekend though.

@carlosjpc this is my space on the great world wide web. I'm no famous personality so I don't expect many page views. I'm not making it for anyone but myself - will use this when applying for jobs in the future (I'm an Android dev) so the geeky touch seems fine to me.
Thanks for your comment though!

@sugoi alright wow, clearly I have a lot of CSS fixing to do. Thanks though!

@Artemix that's odd. I have a note 5 and it looks just fine. Thanks though! I'll have to spend another 638251 hours fixing the CSS now :P

Thanks @electric-ghost !
Yes still have a lot of work left on the other pages :D

Whaaaa no :( 😭 argh argh argh. Stupid CSS.
Can you tell me the dimensions of your phone?

The guy on the left really looks like Jake Wharton - the Android guru!

Hahahahahahaha :D this was my IP. (intellectual property, you know)

HarryPotter likes PascalCase. booyaWohoo likes camelCase. mEveryone hates mMemberNomenclature.

Just so you know, average working hours in my company are 10-12 hours -- and so is the same in oh-so-many startups/companies around here. Consider yourself lucky!

Son, you're gonna have some good long nights! All the best.

How do you do this? :D

YES YES YES! I don't understand why those guys are just so pedantic, to the level that it is super f'ing annoying.

@CozyPlanes awesome! But having it on the app would be even cooler :D

Hahahahaha I can't stop laughing :D

@drRoss
I do mobile app dev, i use both Android studio and react-native (both super CPU intensive) and do a little bit of lower level non-cpu-intensive c programming for hardware. I work on linux.

I have a Dell Inspiron 14R right now. If it was still in production, I'd have bought the same computer again. Sadly, the newer models are very heavy and just too big.

Hahahaha :D I made a mistake! Forgive, forgive :D one thousand dollars, yes.

@Pgdevpatryk the Sager costs double my budget! Also, it's a gaming laptop- I'm not looking for a gaming laptop. Something programming specific that's all!

You talk as if you're working on an embedded screen-less chip when you say you use linux.

Open Firefox, son. *Welcome to the procrastinator world, the Internet*

@andrewg this was hilarious! Haha!

I had another interview the day after that (this co was a pure software based company so I knew they wont ask me about compilers and memory management and stuff), and I just knew nothing could be as bad as the previous interview. Though im still waiting for the result, it went really well, because I was so calm - just knowing the prev was the worst that could happen helped quite a bit!

I would love to appear for an interview with them for a second time. Though I might not get a call. Yes, I could spend the next couple of months learning - but you know, they're in a field that requires you to do a project and work hands on to actually know the internals. I love what they're doing.

I, like most developers have worked on the application layer for the past 3 years. I haven't gone deep into compilers, and find bit manipulation tricky. Though ive made android apps that have >300K and >50K downloads, I never really dug deep into lower level components of software. I'm willing to do so now.

Meh. Are you one of those JavaScript devs trying to learn a real programming language? :/
Java is beautiful, trust me. Stick with it for a couple of months. Go through all those painful sleepless nights it gives you. You *will* fall in love with it.