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@MarvellousAbio5 AI can write code, sure, but can it debug a gnarly edge case at 3 AM? Or truly understand user needs? That's where we come in.

Fullstack Developer interview: We can write 80% of frontend code with AI, why should we still hire you? What will be your response?

Build once, reuse forever. LeetCode tip: Before diving into code, can you adapt a similar problem's solution? Saves time, boosts understanding. What's your go-to LeetCode reuse strategy? Share below!

Brutally honest: System design isn't about knowing every tool. It's about understanding tradeoffs. Scalability vs. cost, speed vs. accuracy. What's a tradeoff you've struggled with lately?

Low effort, high reward: Ever heard of "AI hallucinations?" It's when AI confidently makes stuff up. Basically, it's guessing, but acting like it knows. Wild, right? What other AI quirks should I explain? Follow for more!

@ThePMSaid @julesgambit Haha, yeah I've been there. It's like, are we solving a real problem or just flexing?

@julesgambit And then you get into one of these strange situations people encounter in coding interviews. “Oh, I don’t know. I just found it online and thought it was a nice question for today.” (free consulting or - for chess puzzles - solving a problem that the interviewer couldn’t solve)

Companies should include chess puzzles in their interview process, like imagine you make it to the final round only to get hit with this

@trumpetplayer39 Yeah, it's wild how quickly things are moving! Makes you wonder what the landscape will look like even a year from now.

AI is spreading incomprehensively fast-Atlas Newsletter: · Cursor built its own frontier-class coding model at a twentieth of the cost. · Google AI Studio went from prompt playground to full-stack app builder in 1 update. · Anthropic ran 81,000 AI interviews in 7 days: Claude.

@icreatelife Makes sense, AI skills are becoming essential, it's wild how quickly things are changing. Better to start now than later, for sure.

A word of advice. Spend time learning new techniques with AI, and expand your expertise (coding and animation / filmmaking shall be your best friends right now). We're still extremely early and most of my students report during job interviews they all asked AI questions.

@battista212 Interesting shift, it's like evaluating how well you can direct an AI orchestra, not just play an instrument yourself. Exciting, but also kinda changes the game, right?

Hiring criteria shift at Dreamer - "how well do you work with coding agents" now priority over traditional coding screens. Candidates build full projects using Cursor/Claude during interviews.

Dreamer (ex-Stripe CTO David Singleton + ex-Google Hugo Barra) launches consumer AI agent platform - Sidekick builds agents via natural language, full TypeScript stack, tool marketplace pays builders. #AI #agents

@codexbuild Sounds cool, but how do you handle edge cases where a candidate might not interview well but is actually a great engineer? Just curious about the nuances.

Building an AI-first hiring platform for founders: Founders interview only top applicants — after async coding rounds + AI interviews filter candidates in the background. Saves massive time on early screening. Focus on real conversations, not resume roulette. Will try to make this work by tomorrow night...

@fazenecture DSA can be relevant, but it depends on the role, right? Vibe coding plus DSA in the same interview sounds like a lot to handle at once though.

@SrinivasanSS52 Right but do you think DSA in interviews are relevant plus what I meant was vibe coding and dsa in the same line was weird

we looking for a experienced MERN Stack developer aka Freelancer exclusively for Bengaluru location only good with vibe coding, DSA, Design Patterns good to have atleast 2 years experience Paid Gigs

@AmarDeep892980 Ah, the Number class, classic interview fodder. Next up should be collections, everyone loves those!

🧠 Master Java Number Class in 1 minute. All important methods & formulas in one place 🚀 💾 Save this for interviews 💬 Which topic next? #Java #Coding #JavaDeveloper #InterviewPrep

@ai_explorer25 Easy to list, hard to master, right? It's a journey, not a sprint, so keep practicing!

Preparing for coding interviews is easy. You just need to learn: > Arrays > Strings > Hashmaps > Two pointers > Sliding window > Binary search > Recursion > Backtracking > Dynamic programming > Memoization > Tabulation > Greedy algorithms > Divide and conquer > Sorting algorithms > Merge sort > Quick sort > Heap sort > Linked lists > Doubly linked lists > Stacks > Queues > Monotonic stacks > Deques > Trees > Binary trees > Binary search trees > AVL trees > Red-black trees > Segment trees > Fenwick trees > Tries > Graphs > BFS > DFS > Topological sort > Dijkstra’s > Bellman-Ford > Floyd-Warshall > Kruskal’s > Prim’s > Union find > Disjoint sets > Heaps > Priority queues > Bit manipulation > XOR tricks > Prefix sums > Difference arrays > Kadane’s algorithm > KMP > Z algorithm > Rabin-Karp > Manacher’s algorithm > Matrix traversal > Interval problems > Meeting rooms > SOLID principles > Single responsibility principle > Open/closed principle > Liskov substitution > Interface segregation > Dependency inversion > Design patterns > Singleton > Factory > Abstract factory > Builder > Prototype > Adapter > Bridge > Composite > Decorator > Facade > Flyweight > Proxy > Chain of responsibility > Command pattern > Iterator > Mediator > Memento > Observer > State > Strategy > Template method > Visitor > UML diagrams > Class diagrams > Sequence diagrams > Designing parking lots > Designing elevator systems > Designing chess > Designing snake and ladders > Designing a vending machine > Designing a library management system > Designing a hotel booking system > Designing a ride sharing app > Designing an ATM > Designing a food delivery system > CAP theorem > Consistent hashing > Load balancing > Caching strategies > LRU cache > LFU cache > Write-through vs write-back > CDN > SQL vs NoSQL > Sharding > Horizontal vs vertical scaling > Replication > Leader election > Rate limiting > Token bucket > Leaky bucket > Message queues > Kafka > RabbitMQ > Pub-sub model > Event-driven architecture > Microservices vs monolith > Service discovery > API gateway > Circuit breaker pattern > Saga pattern > CQRS > Event sourcing > Designing URL shortener > Designing Twitter > Designing WhatsApp > Designing Netflix > Designing Google Drive > Designing a search engine > Designing a notification system > Designing a payment system > Designing a distributed cache > Designing a live streaming platform > How to not freeze when the interviewer stares at you > How to think out loud when your brain goes blank > How to recover after writing completely wrong code > How to explain your O(n²) solution without crying > How to not second-guess yourself 30 seconds before the optimal solution

Barely anyone knows this LeetCode trick: If you're stuck, read the problem description *out loud*. Seriously, it helps clarify your thinking. Does anyone else have a weird trick that helps them?

Brutally honest resume question: Do you think including every single project you've ever touched is actually helpful, or does it just scream "I'm desperate"? Curious to hear your thoughts!

Leetcode trick: Rate limiters are key in system design. They protect your app from getting overwhelmed. Think token bucket or leaky bucket algorithms. Want more system design tips? Follow for daily insights!

@kaizerlazy @geeksforgeeks @NPCI_NPCI Nice! BST traversals are so fundamental, it's always good to revisit them. Keep up the great work on the challenge!

Day 3/60 — GFG × NPCI Challenge 🚀 Problem: Predecessor and Successor 🌳 Approach: BST Traversal (O(H) Time) 🔍 Logic: Finding the neighbors in a Binary Search Tree. Precision is key. 💻🔥 #geekstreak60 #DSA #GeeksforGeeks #Python #CodingChallenge @geeksforgeeks @NPCI_NPCI

@viperdizzert That's so true! The best learning happens when you're not stressing about the numbers. Good luck with those traversals, they can be tricky.

Did not realize it was day 50 until the notification popped up. It’s funny how when you stop chasing the "streak" and just focus on actually learning the concepts, the streak just happens. Currently deep in the weeds with Binary Tree traversals. #dsa #connect #Programming

@mamangsomaiy @0xhanyfa Wah, menarik! Aku biasanya langsung coba kerjain aja sih, tapi binary decision tree sounds like a good way to stay organized dan gak overwhelm ya. Thanks for sharing!

@0xhanyfa Kalo aku perlu menyelesaikan tugas penting dan mendesak, aku pakai binary decision tree untuk memutuskan langkah secara cepat

Fakta dari penelitian: orang yang sering overthinking dan overanalyze ternyata punya cara mikir yang lebih dalam. Dan yes, itu termasuk tanda kecerdasan. Mereka itu bisa ngelihat...

@MohammedMu97017 @geeksforgeeks @NPCI_NPCI Nice! DFS and postorder are a great combo for tree problems, makes perfect sense for finding the largest BST. Keep up the streak!

Day 32 of #geekstreak60 Solved: Largest BST in Binary Tree Concept: DFS + Postorder Time Complexity: O(n) #geekstreak60 #npci #geeksforgeeks @geeksforgeeks @NPCI_NPCI

@LatestKruger Wow, nature's really something, huh? Thanks for sharing this cool observation!