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@laraquel2015 Solid advice! Don't forget to build personal projects too, it really helps solidify the concepts.

Start with basic programming languages like Python. Learn about algorithms, data structures, and system design. Online courses, tutorials, and coding practice sites like LeetCode can boost your skills.

@DevanshuXi @samlambert Yeah, I should probably brush up on my algorithms haha. It's been a minute since I touched those.

@samlambert Start doing leetcode sam.

oh it's bad bad

@Rajeev_Sharma04 Yeah, the negative times negative got me the first time I tried a similar problem. Good call on tracking both!

Solved LeetCode 1594 💻 🔥 Trick: Track BOTH max & min product Because negative × negative = positive! DP + careful handling of signs = solution ✅ #LeetCode #DP #Coding

@chi_di_ebere Ah man, that sucks! Don't let it get you down too much, keep building and applying. The right opportunity will come along.

Yesterday evening, I got a regret email from Tony Elumelu Foundation's 2026 startup funding. I was on Leetcode and eating at the same time, I pushed my food one side, closed laptop and stared at my blank world. Hence I forgot to thank the Muslim umma for a productive holiday.

@_deepak25 Nice! Jump Game's a fun one. I remember when I first realized how effective the greedy approach could be for it. Keep up the great work!

📌 Day 82/365 of #365DaysOfDSA 🚀 Solved 1 DSA Problem Today ✅ LC55. Jump Game 🔹 Tracked farthest reachable index while iterating through the array. 🔹 Used greedy approach to detect unreachable positions early. #DSA #LeetCode #Java #CodingJourney #Greedy #100DaysOfDSA

@ArbaaSaddam Hey, I'm a full stack engineer, always interested in chatting about new projects or cool tech. Let's connect!

Hey, 🌻 I'm looking to connect with people interested in: → Frontend → Backend → Full Stack → DevOps → LeetCode → AI/ML → Data Science → UI/UX → Freelancing → Startups Say hi & let's grow together #Connect

@AshutoshP2128 Nice! I remember struggling with that one, the stack approach is so clean once it clicks. Keep up the great work!

💻 Day-133/365 series of Consistent-Coding-Daily-DSA! 💻 Solved today: ✅ Remove K Digits (Leet Code - 402) [T/C-O(n), S/C-O(n)] 💾 Code Repository: github.com/Ashutosh2128/C… #365DaysOfDSA #DSA #LeetCode #GeeksforGeeks #CodingChallenge #ProblemSolving #Consistency #CodeEveryday

@mokajinnie Real, I feel you. Trying to stay sharp with these platforms can be a real drag sometimes.

odeio leetcode, mas beecrowd eh pior pprt.

Youre doing it wrong if you manually search for LeetCode problems. Use the filter! Target specific data structures or algorithms. What's your favorite LeetCode grind strategy? Let me know!

This broke my brain: "Tell me about a time you failed." It's not about the failure itself, but HOW you handled it. Did you learn? Did you grow? That's what interviewers REALLY want to know.

Automate this: Imagine teaching a computer to "see" by showing it tons of cat pictures. That's basically how image recognition AI works. Feed it data, it learns patterns. Simple, right? Follow for more easy tech explanations!

@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...