You forgot the one super senior dev that's either unininterested in what you're doing or smiling really really awkwardly at you while saying "mhmm mhmm"
or the million other reasons you may not get the job that you have zero influence over (internal politics, rigged hiring practices, differing opinions, poor interviewers, you're too expensive they want cheap etc)
I was applying for an entry level junior job. Minimum +3-years experience and needed deep domain knowlege and fullstack knowledge. How do you optimize performane? Well golly gee isn't that a can of worms. 🙃
The main two issues I have with leetcode are: A. Who in their right mind implements all these sorting/searching algorithm on a daily basis? B. It's far more efficient to know a lot of ways to solve issues, rather than how. You can always quickly google things, find snippets, and save your mental capacity for what matters like higher level design of your API, the network topology, different caching, scaling and sharding strategies, etc... (any lower level optimisations can be done at the end when truly needed, remember that there are deadlines)
People who write software for embedded systems and need speed and memory as a top priority are using these type of algorithms very often. Now is it used in all areas of SDE often? Ofc not, but people should not act like DS and algorithms are not used in software development, that is just silly and a narrative that is false like people who say assembly is not used anymore.
@@modicool No, lets say you want to edit a mesh for some technical art. You need efficient algorithms to efficiently handle the amount of vertices in the mesh. Anyone who programs graphic or even just works in blender knows that a polygon can have thousands of vertices. DSA skills that you learn from leetcode can be very useful here.
My CV once said "Junior." Later it said "Senior." Soon it became "Lead." Before I knew it "Director of." After a great year it became "VP of." After a bad year for management it became "CTO." After rescuing several start-ups and one pretty big company my informal title became "Legend." At interviews, when asked my five year goal I now reply "God."
Do not do programming tests. Instead critique the questions for not providing sufficient unambiguous direction; make sure you state clearly the fallacious assumptions, extract and dismiss the platitudes, supply suggested corrections, and tell the the interviewer the poor state of their questions means you will not be taking the job as you are concerned customers will ride roughshod over the team through demanding un-costed "expected features" and so open up the company to untold losses. This worked for me. Seriously!
Prime is such a pleasure to watch. Truly invigorated my passion for software engineering and computer science again. I started listening in on Berkeley lectures to become a better computer scientist because of you. Thank you man.
Passing all the leetcode problems and STILL having people at Apple try to defraud $10K in benefits or steal cartons of blueberries.. STILL having massive amounts of bugs in software coming with every Window update. STILL having 5-15% job cuts in various companies for "low performers." Come on, now. As a hiring manager of dozens of candidates, coding problems and whiteboarding is nowhere near as useful as just talking to them about code and taking notes. It is incredibly privileged, undeservedly so, for these companies to have so much choice in candidates that they can put employees through torture to work for them. In return you get constant threats to replace you with AI or H-1B visas, mass layoffs in the form of RTO mandates, vesting retirement plans that make you pay back all the benefits if they fire you within 2 years, and incredibly toxic work cultures. And to add insult, it's all making people like Zuckerberg richer so he can donate millions to presidential campaigns in order to carve out tax cuts for himself at the expense of half the country. No amount of money is worth the emotional turmoil or returning to the office.
I have said it before and I will say it again. The true test of a developer is understanding algorithms, not languages. Yes, languages have good and bad ways they may be used. However, using an algorithm badly with code which is perfectly crafted for a given language is a big issue. Apple and Microsoft, I am looking at you both!
Leetcode is the greatest trojan horse style trap of our generation. They give you easy tasks with "hard" label so you'd feel good about yourself solving them, a gaming system so you'd have incentive to grind them, and then they train their AI on your input so they can replace you and you'd have to learn a new profession. Congratulations, you "p0wned" yourself! Kind of similar to github, oh well...
so what AI ain't gonna be stopped regardless and it won't be replacing anybody who has any worth that actually knows coding and most useless task will be done by AI regardless from the people doing them with the help of AI to well do it faster you are somehow thinking AI will actually replace any people with worth and thats the dumbest thing and somehow thinking leetcode is bad cause it gives you "missions" that can be done to learn more is also dumb asf
@xNullst ok maybe if you got nothing else to do then it's good, i myself always have some tricky code to write for personal projects. but still you're being used for free to make good money by selling the work to ai companies that then can potentially take money from you for access to their models thus selling you back the results of your own free work, this simply does not sit well with me. and btw i don't believe current crop of so called ai can ever achieve these results (although they might translate some algorithms from one language to another thus making deceptive appearance of innovation), it's just how I think the managers think.
bro leetcode is nothing compared to a real job, their ai is not gonna replace engineers. these algorithmic problems do not constitute even 1% of your time of working as a software engineer.
Corporate buildings is like light mode in real life. Every square inch of ceiling must be lit at all times. Even during the night when no one is there. Nocturnal animals and our ability to see the stars be damned.
@@ThePrimeTimeagen bro how is that possible (cries to self)!! you just bagged 2 meds and 2 hards. understood them immediately!! impressive. sigh. back to work i go.
Question : some guy starts developing games as a solo developer and some guy starts solving leetcode and becomes good . Who is a better software developer?
I can tell you, even as an ace veteran dev, Prime felt the pressure to submit a LC easy solution in front of thousands of people and feared it might be rejected! 😂😂
I don't code but this was the most fun and exciting thing I've seen on UA-cam for a while. Javascript seems like a bunch of legos and each question seems like a thing they ask you to build. Its so different than what I imagined! I've been missing out. Thanks, algorithm. Or programmers of it, I should say. Good content *clapping* good content.
Does anyone care about the effects on the stack and execution performance when using "s++" rather than "++s"? No, the compiler/interpreter/bytecode optimiser does *not* sort it out for you. Yes, choosing the correct one will make your code more efficient. Do you know why? This is an interview question.
C++ compiler in fact does optimize it for you. You can check assembly of "for" loop with an increment being either of those. Assembly stays the same. Not sure if that happens with every level of -O flag, probably yes. P.S. I still always write ++i.
Why not a recursive approach that multiplies the unique ways of reaching the end tile with the unique ways of reaching those tiles, all the way down, with the exit condition being returning 1 for the start tile or 0 for a tile you cannot reach? (Dead ends)
I love those small algo tasks, don't have time to do it, too much work:( somehow had to write sort on some obscure script language for tamplates, wrote quick sort in 5 minutes, it was like meeting a friend with whom paths parted on a good note thousands years ago, sometimes I regret not being a programmer 30 yrs ago (wasn't born yet, quite a reason not to do programming).
AFAIK, in Unix systems, device files are like a representation of the real device in the file system but they are not actually the hardware itself, they serve as an interface to interact with the hardware, Think about it this way: They are like embassators, just because you wiped out a diplomat doesn't mean you took down the country
NO! UEFI firmware itself is stored in non-volatile memory (NVRAM) on your motherboard, separate from the EFI System Partition (ESP) on your storage drive. So even deleting all data on all partitions will have ZERO affect on your motherboard. It would also be a fatal design flaw if you think logically about it.
No. DO NOT ever run that command though. P.S. #..... # Personal Computer No. Those files are only on your SSD (or solid state drive or hard drive); they not on your motherboard on a PC|[personal computer]. Sometimes linux/freebsd/unix/[your operating system] might mount your EFI Partition as: /boot/efi or /efi or something like that. If it is mounted and you run that remove command, then all the files on those partitions will be removed. You'd have to copy those files back onto your hard drive (if you have a backup). Or if you know how to copy [refind] or some other EFI binary (or whatever); there are so many possibilities. #..... # Embedded Systems Yes. If you are using embedded-hardware, then yes that SSD could be soldered to your board like on macintoshes sometimes or arm devices/phones or raspberry-pi. You're screwed then and have to use special reader/writer hardware to copy files back onto that EEPROM/chip/[soldered board]. I am over-simplifying the he11 out of these concepts/designs.
@@bertram-raven Ha ... sudo .... We run as root or a super user. As [sysadmin] [sudo] and [doas] get in the way. You must run as root (without sudo) for the really serious setups. On macs we enable [root]. I was not even considering crippled users.
marks a wanker and the entire industry lie to make shareholders think they arent burning money by training useless ai goop. trust me bro, just a gazillion dollars more and we got AGI
In order for AI to replace software engineers, customers will need the ability to describe their needs perfectly without assumptions or ambiguity. 🤔🤨😂🤣 I think software engineers are safe for a while yet.
If you get replaced by AI then your shit at the job nothing more and if the company fires the good people for AI then the company ain't gonna survive long Use your brain please before being this stupid
Leetcode performance results are wrong. Leetcode uses the performance of the code you write and not the actual runtime performance. So if you push the processing down to lower level apis then you score higher than someone that knows how to write code.
Ive hear prime mention before that the only really useful thing on leetcode is Data Structures and Algorithms, does anyone have a link to that, theres a few on the gaggle but im not sure which one hes talking about
No, we usually hire anyone who fulfills optics (for sales teams). Or you can do basic stuff like: can your monitor processes (with htop)? can you write an even/odd function? can you rsync? can you create ssh keys? Do you know how to read a man page? can you create tls/ssl keys? Have you ever setup an email server? Can you install apache or nginx? Do you know javascript+python? Do you know SQL and select a row from a table? Or do you know the difference between an sql inner join and sql outer join? Do you know linux? Do you know C or C++ and at what level? Do you know how to make a Hello World phone app? Have you ever written binaries or streams to a chip/EEPROM? Do you have a criminal background that would stop you from getting govt clearance? Do you have any felonies (which is somewhat frequent in the hacker industry)? Can you make a sphere or block or extrude in whatever 3D editing tool? The good jobs give you direct questions that pertain to the job, then they'll give you N number of days/weeks to learn the routines and what's going on? The nerd stuff is usually given to new-graduates to weed out the really smart and the really dumb. You don't want the extreme crazy coders (unless the job is edge technology that literally needs algorithms). Other times, they hit you with the nerds stuff when the job requires it on the job like being a financial quant (which is a rare job anyway for special individuals). I had a physicists ask me some nerd stuff back in the day. I had physics minor and I know matrix mathematics and discrete math, but I still have to read my notes to recall things. But usually the questions are can "you install and fix stuff within 5-15 minutes."
Instead of telling you if the solution was right, we should table that one for after you've completed all questions and go right into the next one. At the end a little stretch of simulated "We have your results here. How do you think you did on the first question?" before possibly executing the french revolution after you've had to relive all solutions. Maybe you find a mistake in question 3 and we see you explain solutions 4+5 while knowing you already lost. Get closer to that real experience.
If companies give you leetcode challenges to solve, they should be fired! You should be hired directly without an interview... Or maybe just a cultural interview
I just wanted to let you know, I in fact did not get Christmas ham....
Hack you can't use ai in vs code for leet code 😂
Let Randal give you the ham.
(I can't remember the spelling and I won't look it up)
The shirt didn't change you...
The brush did.
The fact that the script failed was even funnier 😭
i was there for the successful failed attempt. time to rebuild... GG
You forgot the one super senior dev that's either unininterested in what you're doing or smiling really really awkwardly at you while saying "mhmm mhmm"
or the million other reasons you may not get the job that you have zero influence over (internal politics, rigged hiring practices, differing opinions, poor interviewers, you're too expensive they want cheap etc)
Squid Game but with Leet Code ?
Omg imagine if someone stood with a gun to your head and told you "if you don't code this right you die" I wouldnshit my pants
this
Leet Game?
Joma Tech did a skit with that premise.
SqueedCode
I seriously admire who reads the problem description and understands what it says, because I can't even understand what they're asking
You’re applying for a networking job? Alright, I need you to make a sudoku game in 20 minutes, otherwise we’re not interested.
Make a search engine in 20 minutes or else you can't be hired at our search engine company!
I was applying for an entry level junior job. Minimum +3-years experience and needed deep domain knowlege and fullstack knowledge. How do you optimize performane? Well golly gee isn't that a can of worms. 🙃
Cause of death : tried leetcode
If my interviewee got up and screamed after every successful run. I would hire him. ASAP
The main two issues I have with leetcode are:
A. Who in their right mind implements all these sorting/searching algorithm on a daily basis?
B. It's far more efficient to know a lot of ways to solve issues, rather than how. You can always quickly google things, find snippets, and save your mental capacity for what matters like higher level design of your API, the network topology, different caching, scaling and sharding strategies, etc... (any lower level optimisations can be done at the end when truly needed, remember that there are deadlines)
A.) Almost nobody
B.) 100% true
A.) Game dev 😢
@@timmygilbert4102 They don't just use one of the hundreds of available libraries that solved those problems decades ago?
People who write software for embedded systems and need speed and memory as a top priority are using these type of algorithms very often. Now is it used in all areas of SDE often? Ofc not, but people should not act like DS and algorithms are not used in software development, that is just silly and a narrative that is false like people who say assembly is not used anymore.
@@modicool No, lets say you want to edit a mesh for some technical art. You need efficient algorithms to efficiently handle the amount of vertices in the mesh. Anyone who programs graphic or even just works in blender knows that a polygon can have thousands of vertices. DSA skills that you learn from leetcode can be very useful here.
My CV once said "Junior." Later it said "Senior." Soon it became "Lead." Before I knew it "Director of." After a great year it became "VP of." After a bad year for management it became "CTO." After rescuing several start-ups and one pretty big company my informal title became "Legend." At interviews, when asked my five year goal I now reply "God."
Do not do programming tests.
Instead critique the questions for not providing sufficient unambiguous direction; make sure you state clearly the fallacious assumptions, extract and dismiss the platitudes, supply suggested corrections, and tell the the interviewer the poor state of their questions means you will not be taking the job as you are concerned customers will ride roughshod over the team through demanding un-costed "expected features" and so open up the company to untold losses.
This worked for me. Seriously!
Possible endings
Ending 1
* interview is over *
Ending 2
"Print hello World in Node"
Dude do you always speak with such logorhea?
It’s like playing Hardcore in PoE for content.
And I love it.
We need more of these.
Prime is such a pleasure to watch. Truly invigorated my passion for software engineering and computer science again.
I started listening in on Berkeley lectures to become a better computer scientist because of you.
Thank you man.
Passing all the leetcode problems and STILL having people at Apple try to defraud $10K in benefits or steal cartons of blueberries.. STILL having massive amounts of bugs in software coming with every Window update. STILL having 5-15% job cuts in various companies for "low performers." Come on, now. As a hiring manager of dozens of candidates, coding problems and whiteboarding is nowhere near as useful as just talking to them about code and taking notes.
It is incredibly privileged, undeservedly so, for these companies to have so much choice in candidates that they can put employees through torture to work for them. In return you get constant threats to replace you with AI or H-1B visas, mass layoffs in the form of RTO mandates, vesting retirement plans that make you pay back all the benefits if they fire you within 2 years, and incredibly toxic work cultures. And to add insult, it's all making people like Zuckerberg richer so he can donate millions to presidential campaigns in order to carve out tax cuts for himself at the expense of half the country. No amount of money is worth the emotional turmoil or returning to the office.
I have said it before and I will say it again. The true test of a developer is understanding algorithms, not languages. Yes, languages have good and bad ways they may be used. However, using an algorithm badly with code which is perfectly crafted for a given language is a big issue. Apple and Microsoft, I am looking at you both!
"The worker sinks to the level of a commodity and becomes indeed the most wretched of commodities"
if they would hire a not that great programmer instead of every guys they have in HR they would probably have more profits lol.
I prefer the unedited video. More leetcode interview videos though. Easily the most entertaining leetcode content out there 👏
agreed, best tech video I've seen in a whiiiiiiiile
13:00 "you are given head"... prime...
Leetcode is the greatest trojan horse style trap of our generation. They give you easy tasks with "hard" label so you'd feel good about yourself solving them, a gaming system so you'd have incentive to grind them, and then they train their AI on your input so they can replace you and you'd have to learn a new profession. Congratulations, you "p0wned" yourself!
Kind of similar to github, oh well...
so what
AI ain't gonna be stopped regardless and it won't be replacing anybody who has any worth that actually knows coding and most useless task will be done by AI regardless from the people doing them with the help of AI to well do it faster
you are somehow thinking AI will actually replace any people with worth and thats the dumbest thing
and somehow thinking leetcode is bad cause it gives you "missions" that can be done to learn more is also dumb asf
@xNullst ok maybe if you got nothing else to do then it's good, i myself always have some tricky code to write for personal projects.
but still you're being used for free to make good money by selling the work to ai companies that then can potentially take money from you for access to their models thus selling you back the results of your own free work, this simply does not sit well with me.
and btw i don't believe current crop of so called ai can ever achieve these results (although they might translate some algorithms from one language to another thus making deceptive appearance of innovation), it's just how I think the managers think.
bro leetcode is nothing compared to a real job, their ai is not gonna replace engineers. these algorithmic problems do not constitute even 1% of your time of working as a software engineer.
Light theme is for socio paths. Change my mind
Just what corporate needs.
Light theme is better during the day and only if you are not working in a basement.
It is the only light I will ever see. That makes you the sociopath for taking my light theme away!
Corporate buildings is like light mode in real life. Every square inch of ceiling must be lit at all times. Even during the night when no one is there. Nocturnal animals and our ability to see the stars be damned.
I swear this guy has the most creative ideas for content sometimes, keep 'em coming! I laughed really hard with this one
THE HAIR. Is this Prime’s serial killer look?
I had the privilege of watching it live. So glad he and his family didn't become homeress.
It would take me 20 minutes to understand the question.
Just 1 min into the video and im laughing my ass off! This totally made my Friday, thanks @ThePrimeTimeagen.. 😅
How does one get to this point, lots of practice?
To be honest, I haven't tried pretty much any leet code.
I have just solved a cajillion problems.
@@ThePrimeTimeagen so lots of practice and dedication in solving problems ?
@@ThePrimeTimeagen bro how is that possible (cries to self)!! you just bagged 2 meds and 2 hards. understood them immediately!! impressive. sigh. back to work i go.
What has world of Warcraft faction language sets done to us.
We definitely need an extra vid on "How to dress for success?".
please.
I wanted to watch the video, but the light theme burned my retinas and now I'm blind. Hope you are happy with yourself
What a rollercoaster at the end 😂 It was more exciting to experience that on stream
seeing prime without a hood and headphones over them is weird. thanks for introducing me to vim motions
I just can't. My eyes literally hurt. I minimized and just listened because my eyes hurt
13:06 you were given WHAT?!? 😂
Who knew this is going to be the last stream and video of Prime.
We will miss you. Hope you find a place to stay in cold.
lol it’s like the project deadline where you’re stuck on it up until lunch the day it’s due
How does he get the script to listen to leetcode?
Puppeteer
@@ThePrimeTimeagen You're goated, thanks bro
Question : some guy starts developing games as a solo developer and some guy starts solving leetcode and becomes good . Who is a better software developer?
What's that font please! Looks ALMOST like JetBrains Mono, but not quite 100%. I would appreciate anyone telling me. Thank you!
he doesn't change his font, he uses the default. since he uses PopOS, which is an Ubuntu based distro. the font would likely be "Ubuntu Mono"
@@moussaadem7933 Hey Moussa. Barakallah feek. I don't think that's the one.
It's Jetbrains Mono no doubt. Prime is using Ghossty Terminal. Since he is not used to change the defaults is Jetbrains Mono
@ Alright, thanks!
This needs to be a weekly series.
"It will delete the root of my computer" aaaannnddd *like*
I can tell you, even as an ace veteran dev, Prime felt the pressure to submit a LC easy solution in front of thousands of people and feared it might be rejected! 😂😂
I don't code but this was the most fun and exciting thing I've seen on UA-cam for a while. Javascript seems like a bunch of legos and each question seems like a thing they ask you to build. Its so different than what I imagined! I've been missing out. Thanks, algorithm. Or programmers of it, I should say. Good content *clapping* good content.
Does anyone care about the effects on the stack and execution performance when using "s++" rather than "++s"?
No, the compiler/interpreter/bytecode optimiser does *not* sort it out for you.
Yes, choosing the correct one will make your code more efficient. Do you know why?
This is an interview question.
C++ compiler in fact does optimize it for you. You can check assembly of "for" loop with an increment being either of those. Assembly stays the same. Not sure if that happens with every level of -O flag, probably yes.
P.S. I still always write ++i.
Imagine he'd messed up the script by setting the sleep timer to 20ms 😂
I've never gotten a leetcode solution to pass first run
Keep practicing and you'll land that real job one day, Prime!
I think I caught that on stream. The real time suspense is different :D
is this a re upload! i feel like i was just in the middle of the longer version
really like the video , exited to see more !
2:10 get ready for a light theme
That toupé is fire. 🔥🔥🔥
Why not a recursive approach that multiplies the unique ways of reaching the end tile with the unique ways of reaching those tiles, all the way down, with the exit condition being returning 1 for the start tile or 0 for a tile you cannot reach? (Dead ends)
This stream was way back last month right??
Leetcode hardcore mode, let’s goooo
Glad to see the time spent in wow hardcore is paying off :D
I am happy I don't have to solve problems like the last ones at my work
Saw this story unfolding livestream, it was soooo awesome XD
the full stream of this is super entertaining as well
at 0:52 i couldn't stop laughing🤣
I love those small algo tasks, don't have time to do it, too much work:( somehow had to write sort on some obscure script language for tamplates, wrote quick sort in 5 minutes, it was like meeting a friend with whom paths parted on a good note thousands years ago, sometimes I regret not being a programmer 30 yrs ago (wasn't born yet, quite a reason not to do programming).
doesn't that `rm -rf /` can also break your motherboard if UEFI BIOS part is mounted?
AFAIK, in Unix systems, device files are like a representation of the real device in the file system but they are not actually the hardware itself, they serve as an interface to interact with the hardware,
Think about it this way: They are like embassators, just because you wiped out a diplomat doesn't mean you took down the country
NO! UEFI firmware itself is stored in non-volatile memory (NVRAM) on your motherboard, separate from the EFI System Partition (ESP) on your storage drive. So even deleting all data on all partitions will have ZERO affect on your motherboard. It would also be a fatal design flaw if you think logically about it.
No.
DO NOT ever run that command though.
P.S.
#.....
# Personal Computer
No.
Those files are only on your SSD (or solid state drive or hard drive); they not on your motherboard on a PC|[personal computer]. Sometimes linux/freebsd/unix/[your operating system] might mount your EFI Partition as: /boot/efi or /efi or something like that. If it is mounted and you run that remove command, then all the files on those partitions will be removed.
You'd have to copy those files back onto your hard drive (if you have a backup).
Or if you know how to copy [refind] or some other EFI binary (or whatever); there are so many possibilities.
#.....
# Embedded Systems
Yes.
If you are using embedded-hardware, then yes that SSD could be soldered to your board like on macintoshes sometimes or arm devices/phones or raspberry-pi. You're screwed then and have to use special reader/writer hardware to copy files back onto that EEPROM/chip/[soldered board].
I am over-simplifying the he11 out of these concepts/designs.
@@complexity5545 UEFI partition should be locked once the OS bootstrap begins. No amount of SUDOing should change that.
@@bertram-raven Ha ... sudo .... We run as root or a super user. As [sysadmin] [sudo] and [doas] get in the way. You must run as root (without sudo) for the really serious setups. On macs we enable [root]. I was not even considering crippled users.
15:55
Oh man, i swear you killed me 😂
I was able to follow along ok until the Merge Nodes In Between Zeros. Messed up so hard on that one but got it eventually
NO REAL JOB FOR YOU!
I need my Prime trolltainment!
need more leetcode videos so that i can also solve
If your leetcode doesn't contain m30w you're a lizard person
Sounds like yet another great idea to boost your channel career.
Unfortunately, I cannot get a job. This really sux. At least I get to watch Prime destroy his own computer
13:07
Damn leetcode, chill out
It should get you fired from any current job, and also sabotage you from any places you have applied for.
Why are there allways so many comments? Less than a minute in 3 comments
Why are you creating one of these comments in less than 1 minute???
@@ThePrimeTimeagen😂😂
@@ThePrimeTimeagen I secretly love it and u wanted to get in on the action
@@nevokrien95That's crazy because I secretly love u
@LookingAway359 well 😅 I am a lesbian so probably not relvent
Mark said AI is going to replace software engineers. what's the use of leetcoding.
marks a wanker and the entire industry lie to make shareholders think they arent burning money by training useless ai goop. trust me bro, just a gazillion dollars more and we got AGI
In order for AI to replace software engineers, customers will need the ability to describe their needs perfectly without assumptions or ambiguity. 🤔🤨😂🤣
I think software engineers are safe for a while yet.
If you get replaced by AI then your shit at the job nothing more
and if the company fires the good people for AI then the company ain't gonna survive long
Use your brain please before being this stupid
Leetcode performance results are wrong. Leetcode uses the performance of the code you write and not the actual runtime performance. So if you push the processing down to lower level apis then you score higher than someone that knows how to write code.
You hit that second submit and youtube trolled me with an ad.
Or you did... 😑
he is just insane man, so inspiring
Ive hear prime mention before that the only really useful thing on leetcode is Data Structures and Algorithms, does anyone have a link to that, theres a few on the gaggle but im not sure which one hes talking about
Well in fairness, if you had passed the interview you would have been deemed overqualified for the position.
Leetcode for real men.
I thought you did do another session, risking your computer. Sadge.
Best.Video.Ever.
Did I find the one job that didn't leetcode me?
This is peak content.
That time you got all your leet code right because of the consequences but you had a little bug in your script so it deletes your root anyway..
I am confused, I feel like I saw this video before
Rm rf - remove the French 😂😂😂
First time hearing that
What about: Real Men Like it Rough.
I'll sudo that for a dollar.
is this code interview stuff actually real?
Yep
@@CabbageYe Glad I never had to do one lol
No, we usually hire anyone who fulfills optics (for sales teams). Or you can do basic stuff like: can your monitor processes (with htop)? can you write an even/odd function? can you rsync? can you create ssh keys? Do you know how to read a man page? can you create tls/ssl keys? Have you ever setup an email server? Can you install apache or nginx? Do you know javascript+python? Do you know SQL and select a row from a table? Or do you know the difference between an sql inner join and sql outer join? Do you know linux? Do you know C or C++ and at what level? Do you know how to make a Hello World phone app? Have you ever written binaries or streams to a chip/EEPROM? Do you have a criminal background that would stop you from getting govt clearance? Do you have any felonies (which is somewhat frequent in the hacker industry)? Can you make a sphere or block or extrude in whatever 3D editing tool?
The good jobs give you direct questions that pertain to the job, then they'll give you N number of days/weeks to learn the routines and what's going on? The nerd stuff is usually given to new-graduates to weed out the really smart and the really dumb. You don't want the extreme crazy coders (unless the job is edge technology that literally needs algorithms).
Other times, they hit you with the nerds stuff when the job requires it on the job like being a financial quant (which is a rare job anyway for special individuals). I had a physicists ask me some nerd stuff back in the day. I had physics minor and I know matrix mathematics and discrete math, but I still have to read my notes to recall things. But usually the questions are can "you install and fix stuff within 5-15 minutes."
Reupload?
I say this is staged. No real SDEV interview would let you pick your own Leetcode problems to work on.
good suggestion to practice leetcode
Instead of telling you if the solution was right, we should table that one for after you've completed all questions and go right into the next one.
At the end a little stretch of simulated "We have your results here. How do you think you did on the first question?" before possibly executing the french revolution after you've had to relive all solutions. Maybe you find a mistake in question 3 and we see you explain solutions 4+5 while knowing you already lost. Get closer to that real experience.
I don't hire people who use light theme
this thumbnail is so menacing
My eyes , i cant handle light mode!
anybody got the name of a streamer who does the pandas problems?
Peak programming entertainment 😂😂
Prime looks like he is unemployed and looking for a job
WHY DO YOU THINK I AM DOING THIS?????
@@ThePrimeTimeagen ATTENTION DRAMA QUEEN STOP DELETING YOURSELF EVERY TIME YOU WANT TO MAKE PEOPLE SAD FOR YOU
The white theme is so alien I don’t think I can go any further 😂
Leetcode permadeath
lol, how many times have this guy wiped his machine already? it probably doesn't have anything important by now...
Virtual machine.
If companies give you leetcode challenges to solve, they should be fired! You should be hired directly without an interview... Or maybe just a cultural interview
You're just speaking nonsense brother
Is this a serious video or sarcasm?
russian roulette leetcode LOL
But all the chambers are LOADED XDDDD
I will never find a job in IT it seems