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Recruiters get fired if they stop talking 😅

Is this really a test for developers?! I don't see single-responsibility principle, coding standards, design patterns...

Great way for attesting design patterns and coding standards skills a developer needs to have.... sounds more like a test for mathematicians.

great.. recruiters like this is a natural brand ambassador surely

I tried to solve this question using binary search and unfortunately got really low score, because here could be some implicit edge cases with double/float values. For example: r=5, dist=5.0990195135927845, x=5.0, y=1.0, color=G r=5, dist=5.0990195135927845, x=-5.0, y=-1.0, color=R r=5, dist=5.830951894845301, x=5.0, y=-3.0, color=G Thank you for that video!

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This isnt the doge challenge!

What if we order each string alphabetically and then count the max amount of the towers which is in some order ?

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Stellar info! Please do more of these. Would love to do a panel with IC managers - happy to volunteer.

Thank you.

Could you pelase add Game of Codes Challenge Solution?

Are you going to explain the answer of Bug Wars: The Last Hope?? It was a big challenge for me and I wasn't able to solve it. :(

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N is a redundant parameter here. It's possible to implement it with O(MlogM) time complexity independently from how big the N is.

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Thanks for the webinar. Really interesting. Do you maybe have a link to the resource that Simone mentioned he can share about different EM paths?

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Brilliant discussion. I used data to bring my department new strategies to obtain price vs product/s quality in one of my previous roles. I have the ideas for successful business/es of my own, I NEED the right people. Thanks

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Great Interview!! Thx.

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Thanks for the interview. Amy has an amazing personality.

great video, thank you for sharing

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can you give me some tips on how to solve this problem? (Given T = ["aab", "cab", "baa", "baa"], the function should return 3. We may create towers ["aba", "cab", "aba", "aba"] by swapping the top two blocks in tower number 0, the bottom two blocks in towers with numbers 2 and 3. This way, towers numbers 0, 2 and 3 will have the same order of colors.

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Thank you for encouragement and forward thinking advice. Keep posting

Interesting implementation of a generator. I've really only seen them as an optimization in the past; this may be the first time I've seen one used like this!

"In one move you can increment any element by 1." this solution adds the whole increment to each element (as well as +0 to elements that do not require it). adjusting the given solution to add inc by +1 at a time results in the performance tests failing

Good job on the video solution! Just one recommendation: Please use a more readable font for the board.

This was great! Thank you!

If your interview strategy is trust...wow..you are lost. Half the people I interview when quizzed are full.of it.

Great insights, thanks for this!

Wonderful insight from Amy. Thank you for making this happen.

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I can follow your explanation for the first two, and have implemented it in a couple of different languages to ensure that I know what is happening, but I do not know where you are going with the O(N) solution. Would you be able to clarify/expand on your answer? Showing a code implementation would be great, but I merely want to understand what you are doing with the last solution. We iterate the given array both forwards and backwards, and determine what value each item in the array points to (storing these values in another array), but then what do we do? I do not understand how these values help us reach the solution.

Great interview!

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Great interview and insights.

this has so many good pointers, glad I was able to watch this

Thank you, that was very helpful!

nice video

This content should have way more views. Pure gold.

can u share code for O(N)?

"These people are unicorns and I'm kind of a Donkey" just brilliant.

Great advices, excellent interview

Wish you showed implementation of the last approach. Otherwise good video!