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>>whoish+(OP)
Be careful during their interview. The interviewer will trick you (with a witty "all candidates fail on this case") in a corner case mentioned orally but missing from the written test cases to support.

Also, be careful, the while the code for the pre-interview features all the logic to run tests case, the "human" interview will miss this feature and you'll lose time re-implementing a makeshift system during the call.

>>alacom+PI
Please don't do this. The rules of this thread (see top text) include: "Commenters: please don't reply to job posts to complain about something. It's off topic here."

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16967563 and marked it off-topic.

>>dang+JN
This didn't read like a complaint at all, but, rather, merely helpful advice on how to navigate their interview process.

Over the years of perusing this thread, it seems that more and more commentary has been deemed off-topic. As such, I'd ask that the rules at the top text be more explicit in what is actually permitted here, which is clearly much narrower than the rest of HN.

Alternatively, maybe just make it post-only with no comments permitted, since I, for one, would no longer even mention something like an typo'd URL for fear it would be considered complaining.