What is wrong with ur jaw and lips

Forget about AI.. Salary of engineers in Europe, Australia, NZ are now so much cheaper compared to USA, they're the ones going to be taking your jobs.. Similar culture, and language.

Should have majored in Electrical Engineering with a Masters degree focus in Analog with 35 years of work experience.

Using algoexpert rn, but this is motivating for why I'm doing it all in the first place

I work remote for a mid sized company. We can't be laid off either because it's a tight ship in an industry where new talent is hard/impossible to find. Feels great

Same shit with accounting bruh. Overhiring and then outsourcing alternatives

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If his course is filled with such basic insights and info as this video then we should all start selling courses.

Lester from Gta5 is giving tech advise these days.

Why can’t you use dijkstras algorithm

wtf am I doing here, I don't even know how to code

You nailed it. The benefits are for the employees. If they share it with employers like reduced cost/wage, remote work will continue

He lost me at "Jungle" ...I'll be back

You should learn both front end and back end if you want to excel in your career.

You should learn both front end and back end if you want to excel in your career.

Clement might be king of the wafflers although @BlackBeltBarrister is a contender.

People that aren't willing to learn a subject rigorously go to either "bootcamps" or "workshops" instead. Bless!.

lua???? jokin

After 1 year Im back and now I can confidently say I could answer this lol

I got laid off and got an offer in a month that 3x my salary, I feel that once you are in this area, it’s not as hard to get back on track, but I do feel like jumping into the industry without previous experience, it would be really hard

10 Print "WOW" 20 Goto 10

this->video has 30k dislikes and 14k likes

Usual suspect

yes for sure this is a downy guy

If good specialists in Eastern Europe are willing to work for salaries from $1 000 per month, why engineers in the US can't agree to something like that?!

wtf? code conversion is a very basic thing and there are already plenty of tools that does it just fine which aren't utilizing ai. i don't wtf they are on about

Cringe

13:20 I don't know if I'd call MySQL "legacy"

Tip : when connecting to someone's brain test 1000 times and stop spending less time on social media

Can't even watch 5 min comedy video in all this stressful situations. And even in TV can't even watch any channels not just they insult in films or TV show even they put very insulting ads in between. They will obviously make mistakes as all these ai companies focused their time on copying my all stuff even before starting my business just like they did it many months ago like on device llms, etc.

I think there is definitely a side to software engineering that can't be replaced by AI - at least not yet - because it would require more of a General AI intelligence. AI hasn't yet matched human logic capabilities.

just do it with nested loops

Never going back to the office

is there any guide for all the best practices for the whole software development life cycle. I would love to have a central cheatsheet for that.

I hate this guy to this day

In a sense jobs all over are difficult to find right now, every job in almost every field, is struggling, all of these hiring posters and no jobs in site. It’s a hard time right now and god bless everyone and hopefully everything gets better for the world.

You can see the largest tech Companies have barely added new advancements in recent years. Mainly maintaining the status quo.

Unoptimised quick first pass: - Concat both time arrays (map to int) these are all "non-available times" - New array of "time slot" objects with a start time and an available boolean (so 48 slots for a day) all initialised to true. - Loop and set available to false if start time out of bounds or is >= to start and < end of any non-available time. - Create output array by just looping through and setting each block start to fist available time and the end time to the next unavailable time.

his while condition is not correct, lets say p1 is empty, and p2 isnt, he is going to get an error for trying to index into an empty list, he should change it to and and add whatever is remaining from the list that still has elements if there is one

can just do max between start times, min between end times

I'm based in Europe. Specialise in SDET/architecture. I've been half-heartedly job-seeking the last 8 months. Gotten loads of calls from recruiters; lots of interest. I've gotten to interview stage four times. One time, the team never showed up (big multinational). The other three times, the engineers conducting the interview were so unenthusiastic, disinterested body-language, and didn't ask anything from my CV. I felt totally unwelcome; like an intruder. I suspected it's because they were freaked out to be interviewing a "principal architect", and they feared their manager might be replacing them with me. That's been my biggest barrier I think. I told that sentiment to a recruiter and she totally agreed, telling me that she heard from a developer within a company who had conducted an interview, and in the post-interview debrief, he gave a thumbs-down secretly because he was anxious about job-security and the interviewee was a higher level (on paper). This is something I haven't seen anyone talk about, but I've hit this issue directly myself. Teams are so picky for technical experience too. For hiring, the fundamentals shouldn't change: Hire raw talent, ability, creativity, innovation, team-skills, etc. But due to the abundance of choice for companies, they are reacting by regressing to a strategy of superficiality. It makes interview-preparation so time consuming in order to get up to speed on particular tech.

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William might be the final boss of programming

I have found that if a problem requires checking border is reachable from a node in matrix, it is usually easier to invert the problem. Aka what nodes are reachable from the 4 borders. So you could have constructed a list of nodes that are touching edges and skip them in a second pass turning everything else to zero.

Any competitive exam: exists America:drops a bunch of asians

Excelent tips

may i ask those who understand the solution to clarify why compressing the graph is necessary when he only had to count the airports that do not have a route connected TO it that is not LGD? asking for a friend... thanks

You lost me at "Consider a 2D plane!" Man, that is too much for me

so i kinda did it in java and some nodes are unreachable in 3 steps.😂 then i watched end of video and summarized. Imma learn all predefined algos in java.

At some pinot, he’s interviewing you 😂😂😂😂