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My personal collection of all useful tech interview links and resources : algorithms, system design, behavioral, and salary negotiation https://twitter.com/ilyanoskov

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💡 System Design Interview: Netflix system design A big article compiled out of a dozen Netflix engineering blog posts describing the high-level architecture behind Netflix. https://medium.com/@narengowda/netflix-system-design-dbec30fede8d #systemdesign #sdi #design #infrastructure #netflix #interview #prep #video #aws 💻 The byte is not enough

Software Engineering Salaries in Europe vs. the United States Article, Comments

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System Design Interview: Replicated and Strongly Consistent Key-Value Store Designing a replicated and strongly consistent key-value store, which sounds seemingly simple, is actually quite a tricky interview question. You’d need to have a good understanding of some of the distributed systems concepts to be able to answer this question well. If you’re not in a domain specific interview, for this kind of questions, chances are that the interviewer just wants to observe how well you can navigate through a complex design problem. In that case, the discussion itself is usually more important than the final solution. https://levelup.gitconnected.com/system-design-interview-replicated-and-strongly-consistent-key-value-store-b690d8e15c9a #systemdesign #infrastructure #database #dht #keyvalue #store #replication #strong #consistency #design #faulttolerance #leader #election #quorum #raft 💻 The byte is not enough

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I think now it makes sense to put „Harvard“ and „MIT“ in invisible font in your PDF resume

It doesn't take much public creativity to stand out as a job candidate Article, Comments

just found a link with all solutions for Leetcode. looks useful! http://lixinchengdu.github.io/algorithmbook/leetcode/shortest-distance-to-target-color.html