Yeah. Being in relationship when you are oncall is like: u go to city centre to have a coffee, got a call, realize it is not just random broken monitor, and now you both heading to home meanwhile solving it.😎😁

Just will leave it here. One of the Saturday during winter in office, midnight. I dont smoke, but with cigarette it is more epic

Fyi, the food is famous(locally) “chineese place” aka “cashonly” place with best price/quality ratio. You can get 1 FULL meal which will ease your hunger for 5 hours at least for 160 czk. I dont know cheaper options in Prague.

КУРІННЯ ВБИВАЄ

I'm really wondering:
It was 165 subs here, I didn't post ANYTHING, and today it is 176. All 10 new people, where did you come from?))

So get ready, this weekend, as I promised we gonna solve one of the real Amazon interview problems (algos) that I was asked 4 years ago(and failed)

Will keep you updated about stream schedule

Stream in 20-30 mins

started:

https://www.twitch.tv/andreyka26_

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEzxEa4JUvI&ab_channel=andreyka26_se

We gonna look after our friends’ cat. This is so far the best engineering effort I made in my life😂😂

50 eur, and I can install this “cat blocker” in your house.

Leave your application in dm

now for 1 month we gonna have this beautiful creature

Leetcode, pls contact Google so they hire me, otherwise I'm gonna DDoS you with my problem solving rate

peace

Oh guys, next stream we are solving #Google leetcode questions whole stream, fully unprepared, meaning I didn't see them before.

This is the most live experience it can get. The more will be streaming the real interview xD

1.5-2 hours, we will solve as much as possible, you can go same pace with me

fuck my life

3202. Find the Maximum Length of Valid Subsequence II | Leetcode Daily - Python

how the fuck you can do this unpacking I have no idea.
New math hole in my brain detected

and that's it, I didn't know this shit if possible in math, and I failed the interview, gg

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_arithmetic


The proof. Just if you need.
But I think leetcode and all these solutions out there should fucking link this article. Idk. Never seen this property and never knew about it.

Another way might be just to play and inductively show that it always works, if you don't know it during the interview:
For numbers 37 and 17 with mod 10, whatever you add up to them - it will always equalize results

This is mostly what you should use, if you are not great in theory (as me).

Just start playing with small and simple examples and see the pattern