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i'm not asking how to do a for loop lol the queries are more complex, I was just providing an example for this thread since many of you are struggling to understand why chatgpt is …

the point is not the speed, but the brainspace. the brainspace I would have used on this task would have tired me out quicker and prevented me from making progress on other tasks. …

I've been coding for 10+ years. If you're doing any serious coding day to day, you're likely doing these type of queries 10+ per day or more so over the day it saves a ton of time.…

for me chatgpt is 10x more efficient than searching stack overflow. I use it daily and helps speed my dev so much. It's super helpful for tedious stuff like date transforms (pst to…

Don't mind it at all. I work remotely so I really enjoy my current job, but this is why I'm thinking about going for FAANG: 1) My current company is a startup so things can go sour…

Right yeah, I see this preparation as longer term and not something I can do in 2 weeks. Since I already have a job I enjoy, I'm not in a time or cash crunch so I can take my time.…

This sounds like a great advice! Any specific tips on getting the most out of Leetcode? For example. Should I do the questions on paper first, then the editor? Should I have multip…

Thanks this is great advice! > The average time my friends spent on this process was roughly 90 hours total That seems much shorter than I had expected, considering there's so many…

I have never heard of leetcode. Mind expanding more on the process? Did you just do practice problems? Is there any reading around each question? Does it offer the optimal solution…

YES!

To be honest this should be a required course for most CS programs! Way more useful than other theoretical classes that were required but only probably needed in grad school. Softw…

Thanks! I was contacted by a recruiter couple years ago and they sent me the practice list, but it seemed super generic and intimidating so I never replied back. I've heard really …

Hi there, I have a CS degree and I've been working as a software dev for about 2 years now for a smaller company doing backend stuff. I want to make the switch and get a job at one…

I'll start. Polly - creating polls Giphy - sending gifs AppFollow - track app reviews in the app store Github + TravisCI - to keep track of commits/deploys Google Calendar - events…