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I'm going to say something controversial I think enlightenment is going Vim > Emacs > Nvim with NvChad lol

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Thank you very much for your work, you do not have the amount of help that have served on important dates. I just discovered your channel and it is helping me to understand complex concepts in such a simple way. Thanks for knowing how to deliver the content in such a great way. Excellent job in putting videos of previous recommendations to understand the more complex ones. Ctrl+F on steroids - Aho-Corasick Algorithm (pt. 1) -> THE SAVING OF MY SCHOOL CAREER.

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Thank you everyone for watching this video For more leetcode videos check out this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLuJfrVx3aQbG1_9k3khnuR0r2RaxExxse.html

Another day, another leetcode video! Have fun

Love this guy! He's funny and knowledgable. No dull movements, very interesting and engaging video. One of the coolest youtuber for Leetcode. I Highly recommend learning from him. :)

This is a good video. I wish it existed a year ago.

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Kickstart is really helpful thing.

There is also an alternate way of just using two pointers method to mimic what stack is doing, rest logic is same. Auxiliary space is optimized i.e. no stack needed just 2 variables. Would be great if you cover that in a follow up video.

yotsuba mentioned 🗣 good vid thoroughly enjoyed

More leet code please 🙂

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dude this deserves way more views, not dissapointed that clicked on a video with small amount of views, it was very good high quality content, thank you and keep going!

I heard from a random old guy that if you imagine JS runs directly on hardware, then in V8 the stack will be implemented in hardware like in CPU. Will this code be faster if we use the stack as in V8 but not as in function calls and is it possible?

This made me want to go do crack on the corner, but atleast I know objects now

Hello! Here's a new leetcode video! The end is a bit silly, but it was pretty fun to make! I hesitated between different options to explain the solution to this problem, I am not sure I picked the best one. What do you think? is it ok? Should I just explain the solution without trying to show the thought process?

Apparently this is the one that is used in grep GNU, so now I know why it's able to find Regex expression so fast. Thanks.

This is true and often (I think) overlooked when determining which algorithm implementation to use. N matters a lot. Computers LOVE arrays (cache locality). If N is small enough, use an array (you find this out by profiling)

you're doing great, never stop making such good videos

Your videos are easy to understand! Please please make more videos. Much Appreciated!

Good to see you are making leetcode videos. I always wanted to make videos related to computer programming but couldn’t do it.

Thx for vids on leet code!

Like them or not, you will be left behind if you don't learn to use them efficiently.

Can't wait when bunch of black suits realize how their mutli billion company is crashing down because it's entire infrastructure consists of millions of lines of code and nobody knows how it works. But unfortunately for them, this realization comes too late when all the slapped together code starts struggling.

No, don't use a AI for anything serious, except if you have absolutely no clue what you're doing and you just want to know what a piece of code is doing. And even then it's better to ask a human than a large language model. As the person in the video noted, if you use a LLM to generate code, you should know what the code is doing. Then, you need to take out the bad, buggy code and replace it with something that works. The end result: you've spent more time reading and fixing an LLM's code and you haven't thought of a meaningful solution yourself, meaning you'll feel less satisfied with the solution. One exception to the rule is if you hate the creativity that comes with programming and love the frustration that comes with debugging. Then absolutely use LLMs when programming.

i dont think i can run an llm locally on my 2019 macbook with a whopping 4gb vram

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Excellently explain! and +1 for the animations 👍

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simple & easy !! loved it, we need more. thanks.

I really like your soln, very clear explanation. I didnt think of using a seperate vector to keep track of used elements either - I tried to used a set when I was implementing on my own and failed miserably haha

Kickstart is amazing and should be starting point of each vimmer tbh. Also the kickstart-modulor fork is great too.

Great video! Thanks for this

Problem: I have windows

The backtracking recipe is pure golden, this is a superb explanation, thank you.

What's up with the 188 dislikes lol

Yikes

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whup. we are fucked. good luck, humanity. it's been fun

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Part 2 is available here: ua-cam.com/video/jsgLCvOW6Vo/v-deo.html

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That was a great explanation!!

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