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What are some examples of attention to detail in famous TV shows?

Two of my favourite shows, Breaking Bad and Community put in an insane amount of attention to tiny detail, which sadly, went mostly unnoticed.Breaking Bad : The colour paletteBreaking Bad is one of the greatest shows in the history of TV for a reason. Aside from the script, the characters and the acting; the showrunners also put in great effort in making sure the little things were just right. One of these little things was the colour of the clothes worn by the cast. The general colour of the clothes worn by the characters changed on the basis of the situations they were facing.Walt starts of wearing light khaki.After Walt’s cancer diagnosis, his colors become stronger, and eventually go black. When the cancer returns or when he’s defeated, the drab khaki returns. The closer he gets to Gus, and the stronger his ties to blue meth, the more blue shows up in his barcode.Skyler starts out blue, but turns dark once she starts to figure out Walt’s secret. Her timeline turns deep blue, almost purple, as her flirtation with Ted grows, and then it turns green once she discovers Walt’s stash of money. The more complicit she becomes in Walt’s criminal activity, the blacker her timeline gets to the point that it’s pitch black in season 4.Hank begins orange, with tints of yellow and peach. But when he suffers through the turtle bomb, his colors turn brown- often deep brown. Then after fighting off the cousins (and the subsequent drab/pastel colors of recovery and depression), he slowly gains his color back after he re-involves himself with the Heisenberg case.Jesse’s angry (and occasionally deadly) color is red, while his drug recovery tones are more drab and subdued. Just like Skyler, the more Jesse is affected by Walt’s influence, the darker and more black his timeline becomes. He also wears a lot of mixed clothing- primarily black, gray, or white, with wild red or yellow patterns, suggesting moral conflict.Walter, Jr. is very much a supporting character whose color choices often reflect whichever parent he relates to most at the time. When Marie is in the hospital coping with Hank’s injuries, Walter, Jr. wears purple, seemingly in support. When he helps Hank or is around Hank, his colors are complementary. It’s unfortunately not reflected in the timeline, but Junior wears a lot striped or multi-colored shirts, often bearing both Walter and Skyler’s colors. It’s a sign of Walter, Jr. being stuck in the middle between the two as they hash out their differences.(All credit for this observation goes to the website tdlyf.com. You can see the original article here : Infographic: Colorizing Walter White’s Decay )CommunityCommunity, a criminally underrated show, had many many many subtle inside jokes. One of my favourites is the Beetlejuice gag. This is based on Tim Burton’s movie, Beetlejuice. According to the movie, the character Beetlejuice appears when you say his name three times.The word “Beetlejuice” appears in the script of Community exactly three times. And guess what happens the third time his name is said…(If you missed it, look out for the character in stripes walking in the background immediately after Annie says Beetlejuice for the third time).Another crazy Community gag was the Cougar Town episode. Abed, a character in the show is a big fan of the TV show Cougar Town. In an episode, he briefly mentions that he was invited as an extra on the set of Cougar Town. The next episode of Cougar Town actually showed Abed drinking coffee in the background of a scene.

Why do random people on Quora keep editing my questions wrongly?

Once a question is asked, it becomes public property.While outright vandalism is common, it’s not at all unusual for a question to be edited for grammar, spelling or clarity. It may also be merged with other near identical questions.That’s just how Quora works.If you want to avoid it:Check the question has not already been asked and answered.Check your grammar and spelling.Edit your question to the simplest form. Use as few words as possible, while still being clear. Don’t use complex words when simple ones would do. Consider reading it aloud to check.Avoid making statements or making large assumptions without justification. If you have justification, it’s good practice to state sources and dd to the comments, then add ‘see comment․ to the question.

What is a "Punjabi" language?

There is an map of ‘Historical․ Punjabi Dialects, which I have posted on a separate post(link at bottom), but this time we will look at the ‘present day․ definition of Punjabi.Today, States which are Officially Called Punjab occupy these regions of India and Pakistan,If we go little further and zoom in, Pictures from ‘Panjabi: A comprehensive Grammar․ from Routledge, link at bottom.Here, because Punjabi was never a unified Identity and Language per se, Lahandi(spelt as Lhande in Punjabi) Languages always had a separate ‘Western Punjabi․ existence.But before I move to ‘Eastern Punjabi․ lets see what i found,Releasing in July 2024. by De Gruyter,From the website(link at bottom):OverviewAims and ScopeHindko, Panjabi, and Saraiki are three closely related, geographically contiguous languages of Pakistan. Together, they are the native language of some 125 million people. Panjabi alone ranks among the 15 most widely spoken languages in the world. The Grammar of Hindko, Panjabi, and Saraiki provides a comparative description of these three language varieties, focusing, where possible, on the variety of Hindko spoken in Abbottabad, the Panjabi spoken in Lahore, and the Saraiki spoken in Multan. Based on both fieldwork and corpus research, the grammar provides coverage of the phonology, orthography, morphology, and syntax of the language, with extensive exemplification presented in the native Perso-Arabic script along with standard Roman representations and morphological analysis. Written in an accessible style from a basic linguistic theory perspective, this work will be of use to linguistic researchers, language scholars, and students of the languages of Pakistan and South Asia.On a Personal level, I can understand a lot of Saraiki and Hindko. Infact I am learning to read Shahmukhi Punjabi by reading Hindko!, go figure that, I will make a separate post on it.Now, moving towards Eastern or lets say Standard Punjabi.In the above picture, the area which is light grey(under the red square), is where Punjabi is Official Language today(Eastern Punjab/India), thus the region were ‘Standard Punjabi’is taking form.Finally, I want to make an observation.Majhi was the Prestigious Dialect, but today Doabi and Malwai are also very strong.Majhi has historically been considered the prestigious dialect of Punjabi, because it was shared by both Lahore and Amritsar. And it has always been, In 1881, only Amritsar and Lahore had populations over 100,000. The commercial and industrial city of Amritsar (152,000) was slightly larger than the cultural capital of Lahore (149,000).But and a big but, first you divide Majhi area into 2, in 1947, ie Lahore and Amritsar, then coupled with the fact that Lahore is today the literary hub of Urdu rather than Punjabi, means that Majhi was dealt a major blow.Jalandhari Doabi, which I am speaker of, today leads in Mass Media and Entertainment, because it has always been center for media production plus the NRI element is the biggest here, many of whom go into current Punjabi Entertainment. DD Punjabi is also in Jalandhar.Malwai today is the most spoken ‘Eastern Punjabi․ dialect as it covers 14 out of the 23 districts of Indian Punjab.Major Malwai speaking centers are Ferozepur, Fazilka, Faridkot, Muktsar, Moga, Bathinda, Barnala, Mansa districts and Jagraon, Raikot and Ludhiana (West) tehsils of Ludhiana district.This region is also major player in Indian Punjab politics.As you can see from the names of these towns, these are all small cities and usually rural areas.Finally, and this has been my personal experience because i spent 4 years in Bhatinda/Malwa area.In an very ironic way, as the landscape of this region becomes dusty, barren and deserted in nature, something which is ‘paradoxical․ from the description of Land of 5 rivers, as Punjab merges into Rajasthan or Haryana, for the first time one feels the Language per se is free from Nation State pressure(ie Urdu,Hindi,English) and Punjabi twang finally flows freely.All pictures are from this book:Panjabi: A Comprehensive Grammar, 1st Edition (Paperback) - RoutledgeA Descriptive Grammar of Hindko, Panjabi, and SaraikiKanwalpal Singh Flora's answer to What dialects does your language have?About Punjab | View Punjab

What are the best programming interview questions you've ever asked or been asked?

From my experience, the best programming questions are the ones that have multiple approaches with different trade-offs. Observing someone tackle the same problem under different constraints can teach you a lot about the person's attitude and abilities. I'll give a concrete example, and then explain why I think it's a great question.Problem**: Let's say you have a list of N+1 integers between 1 and N. You know there's at least one duplicate, but there might be more. For example, if N=3, your list might be 3, 1, 1, 3 or it might be 1, 3, 2, 2. Print out a number that appears in the list more than once. (That is, in the first example, you can print '1' or '3' -- you don't have to print both.)[Pause here if you want to think about the problem because I'm about to give away the solution.]Here's an idealized conversation:Interviewer: [states problem]Candidate: Well, I guess the most obvious approach is to compare every number in the list to every other number until you find a duplicate.Interviewer: That's a good start. What are the space and time complexities of that solution?Candidate: O(n^2) time and O(1) space.Interviewer: Great. Okay, well let's say the list is pretty big, so you need something that's faster than O(n^2).Candidate: Hm, I guess I could iterate through the list and use a hash to keep track of the values I've seen so far. Once I encounter a number that's already in the hash, I am done.Interviewer: That's a good idea, but does it need to be a hash given that all of the inputs are integers between 1 and N?Candidate: Ah, I guess I could just use a boolean array and use the integer values as indices.Interviewer: What are the space and time complexities of that solution?Candidate: O(n) time to iterate through the list and O(n) space for the array/hash.Interviewer: Very good. Okay, let's say the list of numbers is quite large, so you'd like to avoid creating a copy of it. Maybe you have 8GB of RAM, and the list takes up 6GB.Candidate: Well, I could sort the numbers and compare adjacent pairs. That would take O(n*log n) time and O(1) space if I use an in-place sort like mergesort.Interviewer: Excellent. Let's throw in one final constraint: what if you want something faster than O(n^2) and you can't afford to use a lot of extra space, but you also can't manipulate the original list. For example, maybe the list is on a read-only CD.(Almost every candidate needs a hint or two at this point..)Candidate: I think I can binary search for a duplicated number. For example, I go through the list and count the number of integers between 1 and N/2. If the count is greater than the number of possible integers in that range, then I know there's a duplicate in that range. Otherwise, a duplicate must exist in the range of N/2+1 to N. Once I know which half of the range the duplicate is in, I can recurse and binary search in that half, then keep repeating the process until I've found a duplicated number. The time complexity is O(n*log n) and the space complexity is O(1).Interviewer: When can you start?Questions like this are great because they test so many things at the same time:The candidate's general competence with algorithms, space/time complexity, etc.The candidate's ability to respond to different constraints and handle various trade-offs. This is something engineers deal with all of the time, and it's a critical skill to have.The candidate's creativity. Each constraint forces a person to start from scratch and think of a completely new approach -- a great test of creativity.The candidate's attitude toward complexity. Some candidates get permanently stuck because they start off by trying to come up with the O(n*log n) time / O(1) space solution. They assume that using a hash or comparing all elements of the list to all other elements is not what you're looking for, and so they don't mention the easy solutions (but also can't figure out the harder solutions). This is a yellow flag that the candidate tends to overcomplicate things (I'll typically ask subsequent interviewers to watch out for this tendency).The candidate's passion for learning and challenges. Some people get excited when you throw in harder and harder constraints, others get dejected and/or lazy.** To give credit where credit is due, I was asked this question during an interview at Microsoft. I thought it was a great question and have been using it myself ever since. Quora seems like a good place to retire the question and force myself to think of something more original =).

What are some of interview questions Facebook asks for a systems engineering analyst role? Where can I get the resources to the

Interview Killer Problemshere are the questions form my bucket list :Quick sort - Inplace partitionAtoI and ItoA conversionBase conversion problemsVerify if all the characters in a given string are unique or notRemove all the duplicates in a given string - Linked HashSetinsertion SortMerge SortBinary Search - recursive and non-recursiveStack - Datastructure - PUSH, POP, PEEKQueues - DataStructure - INSERT, REMOVE, ...Circular Queues - "LInked Lists SLLLinked Lists DLLLinked List XOR based LLConcatenate two linked listsReverse a SLLReverse a DLLCircular SLLLowest Common ancestor if an any given two nodes2 sorted arrays of non-repeating integers. Find min(abs(x-y))Maximum value of continours sub sequence Kadane AlgorithmGiven repeated sorted array and a number, Tell its first and last idexReverse the words in a given sentenceFind an element in rotated binary sorted arrayFind an element that is repeated more than n/2 timesImplement power function (a)bCheck if a given linked list is cyclic or notFind a pair in an array that sum up to a numberReverse a pair of nodes in a SLLSeggregate odd/even number of nodes in a given Linked listFind the middle of a SLLAddition of 2 linked listsXOR based linked list - Insert, delete and displayConvert SLL to DLLCircular shift an array of size nFind the minimum element in a rotated sorted arrayPattern Matching - Rabin Karp AlgorithmK-way merge sortMaximum Depth or Height a a given treeFind all the subsets of a given set of integersFind the inorder successor a given node in BSTHeapsortFind the minimum length of unsorted subarray to make whole array as sortdSuffix arraysPrint all the permutations of a given stirngRearrange a stirng such that all the same characters be 'd' distant awayRat in a Maze ,0 to 7,7?Find all the subset of elements in a given set whose sum equal to a targetFind if there is a subarray with sum Find the median of given two input sorted arraysFind the fixe dpoint a[3]=3 or a[1]=1 in a given sorted araryCount # of key occurrences of a number in sorted arrayCheck if a given number is a multiple of 3 or notCheck if a number 'n' is power of 2 or notFunction to multiply n by 7Multiply 2 numbers without * operatorGenerate all prime numbers smaller than equal to n [Sieve of Erathosenes]Make a fair coin from unbiased coinPrint all the possible words from phone digitsShuffle a given array / Randomize a given array of integers - Fisher YatesReservior sampling - Select 'k' random elements from a stream with k/n probabilityGiven a number 'n'. Generate a Pascal TriangleGenerate all prime factors of a given number ;n;Random number generator in arbitrary probability Distribution functionCheck if a given number is fibonacci number or notLongest common SubsequenceMinimum cost path, Find the cost of traversing from .0 to m,nCoing change problemBinomial co-efficient via Pascal Triangle?Knapsack problemEgg drop problemLongest palindromic subsequencePalindrome Partitioning. Determine minumum number of cuts to make substrings as palindromesPartitioning problem - Two sets with equal sumMaximum length chain of pairsCheck if a given linked list is a palindrome or not [stack or reverse]Given a post order + Inorder array, Check whether array is BST or notArray with bits 110101101, flip them such that it has max number of 1's in itImplement sizeof operatorFind inorder successor of a BSTFind all the triangle triplets in an arrayJosephus problemGiven a sorted skewed binary tree, createa a BST out of itReturn all elements in an array that are repeated twice onlyGiven an array, put all even numbers to left of array and odd numbers to right of arrayHeight of a given treeDiameter of a given binary treeSerialize/Deserialize a given binary treeFind the just single repeated element in a a given arrayImplement diff command in linuxProgram to count number of 1's in a given numberConvert BST to DLLSwap variables withour a tempcheck if a number is prime or notGCD of 2 numbers - Euclidean AlgorithmMedian of a stream of numbers continousPrint all the paths of a given binary tree from root to leafModify/Relocate an array such that a[i] = a[a[i]]Find a missing number in 4 Billion NumbersGiven 'n', Generate all valid paranthesis string of length 2nRectangle intersection problemDutch National Flag Problem -1-2Increment an arbitrary precision integer, Stored in an arrayAdvancing through an array to reach endDelete duplicates from a sorted arraybuy and sell a stock oncebuy and sell a stock multiple timespermute all the elemtns of an arrayCompute next permutation represented 'n' as in an arrayRandom SamplingSample online dataSudoku Checker Problem [Backtracking]Sudoku Checker Problem - validate if its a correct sudokuBase Conversion n(b1) to n(b2)Given a column number, Find the corresponding column name in a excel spreadsheetChar replacement in a string, Replace 'a' with 'dd', Remove 'b'Validate if a given sentence is a palindrome or notLook and Say Sequence, Given n, output nth number in the sequenceconvert form roman numeral to decimal numbercompute all the valid IP addresseswrite a string sinusoidally - since wave fashionImplement a runlength encoding algorithmMerge 2 sorted linekd listsReverse a sublist of a given linked listsVerify if a given tree is height balanced or notTotal # of nodes on longest path between 2 leaves in a tree, AKA Diameter of a given treeSum root-to-leaf paths in a binary treeGiven a BT, Return true if it has root-to-leaf path sum adding up to all values along the path equal to a given numberImplement inorder traversal without recursion - Morris TraversalImplement inorder traversal with a stackIterative pre-order traversalIterative post-order traversalCompute value of kth smallest node in a binary treeReconstruct a binary tree from a given traversal data (inorder + Pre or Post)Construct a DLL from leaves of a binary treePrint boundary of a given binary treePriority queues using HeapsConvert Minheap to Max heapcheck if a given binary tree is a heap or notCheck if a given BT is complete or notCheck if a given array represents max heap or notGiven a infinite stream, Find the kth largest element at any point of timeMerge 'k' sorted arrays - external SortingTernary searchLevel order traversal of a binary treeHeap - Insertion, Deletion to max heap - Priority QueuesVerify if 2 strings are anagrams or notLongest increasing sub sequenceGiven 2 string and operations (insert, delete and replace) can be done on str1, Find the minimum number of edits required to convert str1 to str2Rod cutting, Max value obatined by cutting rod of 'n' length + Price and values are consideredMaximum sum increasing subsequenceLongest biotonic subsequenceFloyd Warshall AlogorithmMinimum number of jumps required to reach endPattern searching - KMP Knuthh Morris Pattern AlgoGiven n+2, find the 2 repeated elements from to nLowest common ancestor in a BSTFind inorder predecessor and successor in a BSTDelete a node in BST - 3 casesmerge two BSTs with limited extra spaceFind ceil and floor value of a given key in a BSTBinary trees - Full, complete, Perferct, balanced?Size of a binary treeConvert a Binary tree in to its mirror tree Inplace post orderCount # of leaf nodes in a binary treeCheck for childrem sum property in a given binary treemaximum width of binary tree - i.e find a level that contains maximum number of nodesCheck if a tree is foldable or notPrint all the nodes with distance 'k' apart from the rootGet level of a node in a binary treePrint ancestors of a given node in binary treeCheck if a binary tree is a subtree of another binary treeConnect nodes at same level in a binary tree - extended level orderPopulate inorder successor nodes of all nodes in a binary tree - Reverse inorderConvert given tree to its sum treeFind the maximum sum from root to leaf in a BTPrint the boundary of a BTConstruct a Full BT form given pre-order & post order. There are other possible combinations of traversals tooIterative post-order traversal using stacksReverse level order traversal 2 stacksCount BST nodes that lie in a given range low, highClone a linkedlist with next and random pointerWildcard pattern matching .? *Implement a stack using queuesImplement a queue using stacksgenerate a random number in a rangeSelect a random node in a given SLLCheck if a number is a palindrome or notExistenece of increasing triplet in a sequenceSum of all the numbers that are formed from root to leaf pathFind all the possible words in a given word boggle. you can assume a routine being provided to check if a word exists in a dictionary or notLongest path in a given matrixFind the peak element in an given arrayFour array sum problem a[i] + b[j] + c[k] + d[l] whose sum is zeroVerify if string 't' is a subsequence of another string 's'Remove duplicates from sorted arrays. how about if we allow max number of duplicate elementsSubmatrix sum queries. Given (r1,c1) and (r2,c2)Four sum problem such that a+b+c+d = targetPartition a given linked list with values across 'x'Find the sum of all digits in a number recursively until it becomes a single digitLongest continuous/consecutive sub sequence - DPImplement a trie/prefix treesSort a hashMapk,v based on valuesSort the elements based on frequence Ex: tree - eetrsum of two number without +,-,*,/Repeated DNA subsequence maxlength =10, AGCTFlight Drone FuelA product array puzzle, a[i] = prod(0-i-1 & r+1 to n)Word count engine, Given a doc - count number of words

What commands are used in Solaris?

Commands vary with Solaris version and Server model. There are some basic commands to take the Health checkup of the server:-uname -auname -Xuptimeswap -lzpool status -xsvcs -xfmadm faultyecho | formatdf -hiostat -eniostat -Enmetadb -imetastat |grep -i main/usr/ucb/ps -auxcat /etc/hostscat /etc/inet/hostscat /etc/releasecat /etc/servicescat /etc/vfstabcfgadm -alcfgadm -o show_FCP_dev -alcfgadm -alo show_SCSI_LUNmountdf -kdladm show-devdladm show-linkdmesgeepromfmadm configfmdump -efcinfo hba-portfcinfo hba-port -lluxadm probeluxadm -e portifconfig -ainetadmnetstat -inetstat -riostat -xtc 5 3kstat -n inode_cachekstat -n ncstatsmetastat -cmetastat -pmetastatmetastat -tmpstat 2 5mt configls -la /dev/rmt/mt statusmt -f /dev/rmt/0n statusprtconf -pvv|grep Memprtdiag -vprtfruprtfru -xps -eafps -eo pid,pcpu,args | sort +1n |tail -50ps -eo pid,pmem,pcpu,args | sort +1n |tail -50ps -eo pid,vsz,rss,pmem,args | sort +1n |tail -50psrinfo -ppsrinfo -vpsrinfo -vpsvcs -xvswap -ssysdef -iulimit -avmstat 2 5vmstat -svxdg listvxdisk -e listvxdisk -e listvxinfo -g rootdgvxprint -htvxprint -ahtwho -rzfs listzfs list -t filesystemzfs list -t snapshotzfs list -t volumezpool statuszpool status -xvzpool iostat -v 5 5zpool history -ilfind /proc/*/fd -type f -links \! -size -ls/usr/bin/ps -el -o pcpu,pmem,fname,rss,vsz,pid,stime | sort +1n/usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag -v/usr/platform/`uname -i`/rsc/rscadm loghistory/usr/platform/`uname -i`/rsc/rscadm environment/usr/platform/`uname -i`/rsc/rscadm date/usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/scadm consolehistory/usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/scadm shownetworkcat /var/adm/messagescat /var/adm/messages.0cat /var/adm/messages.1fmdump -eVgrep critical /var/adm/message*grep error /var/adm/message*ipmitool sensor –vipmitool fruipmitool sel listipmitool sel elistipmitool -v chassis statusipmitool sdr list allipmitool sunoem led get all

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