Have a technical interview coming up? I don't... But I hope to have several very, very soon. And I'd like to be as well prepared as possible. And so I'm studying... Stuff like algorithms, data structures, and dynamic programming. And I've been reading about algorithms and working on problems like "write (pseudo) code to print all the permutations of the word, TURING." There are many such questions here: http://www.careercup.com So anyway, some of it's kinda hard. And I need to be able to go into …

NY Graph is a place for people to learn about and discuss graph structures, graph theory, graph databases and related topics. We host technical presentations and lectures, product demos, lightning talks, seminars, town hall-style open forums and hands-on tutorials, in addition to less-structured monthly gatherings. Why graphs? Why now? Graph structures and methods are being used everywhere. As the size of datasets being generated, processed, and presented continues to grow, the relative strengt …

I wanted to create a group for people who are have knowledge of low-level aspects of computing to share code, programming techniques, and explanations for why things work the way they do. The idea is for people who have really delved into a software topic at a low level to share what they have learned. If you know assembly and can help explain how to use the timer interrupts for PWM on an Arduino, then we'd love to hear you speak. If you have insight on how TCP is implemented in the kernel, …