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Dare
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Mr. Pauer Inside life no truth or dare Sha you wan come…
Namasenda Live different lives when you′re not with me And you don't…
November-7 Hey, why you seeking my phone? Well – I am…
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Raiza Baby have you heard the news? This is our time to…
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Shaun Ryder It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up …
Spartan jet-plex I am everything And you are nothing And she is nowhere They …
Stan Bush Sometimes when your hopes have all been shattered And there'…
Sticks and Stones Oh, Mars-1 Juxtapose Swine flu Sally's Neon nose grows Like …
The Band of Heathens I dare you to tell me something good Not because it's…
The DFA It's coming up, it's coming up, it's coming up It's coming…
The Higher I don't dare I'll see you later Everything you think is comf…
The Hunna And do you really want this? Don't think you've got what…
The Mary Onettes Those were the darkest hours of them all. And I can…
The Northern Territories Speechless Sleepless We're leaving soon Under a crystal m…
The Wedding Present And there's one more thing just Come inside, no I'm all…
To Octavia Don't ask don't tell get away from it Im busy looking…
Vince DiCola/Stan Bush Sometimes when your hopes have all been shattered And there'…
WATT a.k.a. YOTTERUBUTTERU Charm best to push your Front face the risk of Taunt vindica…
Willa Ford Nasty...nasty What do they see Looking at you Could they…
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★Gorillaz It's coming up, it's coming up, it's coming up It's coming…
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郭妃丽 Yeah, yeah, yeah I'm on the dance floor burning up Music tur…
Gorillaz It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up …
Shakira La la la la la I dare you! All of my life,…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@jonathanlu8984

2y↑5

@Avanta yeah it appears so
Alongside UKMT

I only really notice these competitions after doing the Bebras challenge
Hopefully I can recuperate the losses by doing a few university based essay competitions, but it wont amount to stuff like BIO or UKMT :/

EDIT:
So are you a fellow comsci student too, since you stumbled across this video

@jonathanlu8984

2y↑2

@Avanta indeed yr12, and based on my current grades from winter mocks, (A* A B)

High tier:
Warwick, Durham, bath, Southampton

Current tier:
Exeter, st Andrews, loughborough, Lancaster

Low tier:
De montfort and northampton

Do you've a LinkedIn of sorts I could connect with?

@DoYouLikeMyNameDude

3y↑241

First one is basically as hard as a normal first year university C++ final exam question.

There are two test sets; one is up to 100 and the next is up to 100,000.

He defines all the variables and makes an array "a" of size 100000. "a" holds the prices of all the houses for sale (N) and the size of the array comes from the definition of test set 2 where N could be up to 100000...so "a" needs to hold up to 100000 house prices. All prices are in dollars, not including cents, so integer variables are the best choice.

Then he reads in the number of tests that will be input. For each test he reads in the number of houses, the budget, and then reads in the price of each house into the array.

For each test, because the prices are random he sorts the price array into ascending order. Then starting from the first house in the array he subtracts the cost from the budget, adding 1 to the number of houses bought, and stopping when the remaining budget cant buy the next house.

Then he outputs the number of houses bought in each test case.

All comments from YouTube:

@tmwilliamlin168

4y↑3.8K

If you're wondering what this video is about, be sure to check out https://youtu.be/ueNT-w7Oluw !

@venkateshthirunagiri85

4y↑3

That's Amazing 👏👏

@Dismellion

4y↑2

I love the power of your deduction. I get to realize I need to train my data processing speed.

@mynames7664

4y↑6

where did u learn to code? Im trying to learn over quarantine. want to pursue a career in coding when I get older

@adolfkweismann1471

@Venkatesh t noob levels

@ankitkumaryadav562

4y↑8

Bro, I also participated in this google kick start round A but in my first 6 min i am only able to solve the 1st problem and other problem take more time ......
Bro your speed is amaze.....
Can you give me some tips and tricks.

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@WeAreOnePiano

3y↑8.4K

imagine how much faster this guy could have been if he didn't alt-tab like 5 million times

@llamacannon1714

3y↑218

I hope thats a joke

@icd.f44.9

3y↑48

what are you talking about?

@SouradeepSD

3y↑1.1K

@Gabriel Pires he means if this guy had a 2nd monitor so that he dint have to switch tabs then he could have finished earlier.

@icd.f44.9

3y↑258

@Souradeep Das yeah, but it wouldn't be faster. he is basically telling the best in the world what to do in what he is the best in the world in. there is no one faster in competitive programming than Lin.

@manuel_42

3y↑449

His alt tabs weren't losing him time, I think that turning his head was not faster

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@olatot

3y↑15.3K

As a software engineer student, these problems are actually quite easy, the impressive part though, is how fast he's coming up with a solution.

@twanrs

3y↑256

Do you recommend any online courses?, i just started with c++ but i would like to be a software engineer student as well :)

@nicholasfu5937

3y↑871

Yeah I've only taken 1 semester of C++ and I could easily solve all of these problems. It would take me a lot longer though.

@jepoy1639

3y↑128

Its because he's asian

@JVZBrowser

3y↑491

@Antwan Rios programming is all about practice. If you start before going to school, you’ll be years ahead of your competition. Don’t worry about becoming one you’ll do that for sure if you stick to it.
Just keep practicing, take courses do challenges etc.

@user-hd4fm8qq9u

2y↑56

Yep, I am impressed how fast he writes the code

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@poopperson7691

3y↑2.7K

For me it’s not the programming itself that’s crazy (even though it’s still on another world of skill) it’s the fact he just completely understands the paragraphs of problems in not even 5 seconds

@philipeafroboy1

3y↑587

tbh he's probably done these problems hundreds of times but just in different formats. Its about pattern recognition at this point

@rafladaktr717

3y↑38

@philipeafroboy1 agrred

@fulnaz3164

2y↑44

@philipeafroboy1 so like math but on steroids

@BlinkDrive555

2y↑12

Asian level 😄😄

@packinlowin442

2y↑18

@philipeafroboy1 agreed. I didn't even finish the first paragraph and he starts alt tabbing and writing like crazy

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@navauchiha

48w↑817

Us : “AI is scary”
AI : “william scares me more”

@debjit811

40w↑2

😂😂😂

@vamsikaushik3451

35w↑1

Lol

@caderlocke8869

3y↑7.3K

For somebody who doesn’t code, this is like living as a peasant in 1200CE and having a time traveler explain Bitcoin to me. I’m so far beyond confused that I’m not even impressed because I truly have no reference frame.

@RagingAcid

3y↑886

Dude, it's the same for some of us people who do code

@egg-iu3fe

3y↑362

I've been coding for a year and I literally don't understand a single thing, it's basically an alien language

@vjeyam12

3y↑68

I literally just started coding a couple days ago and i get exactly where ur coming from

@yourebooty2541

3y↑122

He’s quite literally the second best coder in the world right now 🤐

@Zeshhhh

3y↑29

there is not a single variable we can understand here

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@user-ge4nn2jn9q

2y↑845

This man has memorized literally every keyboard shortcut ever created

@ultraopgamercoc9769

2y↑41

necessity is the mother of creation.
its called a shortcut for a reason.
we dont memorise it because it looks cool.
we need it so we use it.

@Dev-op7kn

2y↑5

Eh . When you do drill it enough- it just becomes muscle memory.

@Oliffin

1y↑13

Asians my friend, Asians.

@ggabdallahi

1y↑2

hhhhh asians are amazing people

@ysiv

29w↑1

18 minutes a day. That's all it takes to be better then 95% of the world in any discipline (100 Hour Rule).

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@ahmadasfour6715

4y↑6.9K

he is the type of dude to create a whole entire messaging app just to send someone a message.

@HOPE-zl3rg

3y↑74

@Sandhya Dubey nobody cares

@alcooliksew

3y↑3

:))))))

@furyroad028

3y↑18

@Sandhya Dubey baby don't try to insult people 😘😘😘😘

@riteshyeddu9186

3y↑2

Lmao

@HandledToaster2

3y↑18

@Sandhya Dubey funny how you're the cringe here

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@shinzo5744

3y↑10.2K

Mom : Hurry up William. We are leaving in 20 minutes.
William : Be right there mom. Lemme just program minercraft physics, establish amazon, and program mark zuckerbergs hairline

@nour3660

3y↑101

Underated

@dragonoid296

3y↑32

lmfao

@sidsharma6002

3y↑17

Tf 😂

@miskylive6109

2y↑10

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@brytonduropan6741

2y↑12

@NOUR it's a stolen comment

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@user-kk8nd6ry9y

3y↑3.4K

The only thing, that gives me hope, is the fact, that he is the best of all other contestants. Imagine, if he would be not first but somewhere around 100th

@user-kk8nd6ry9y

2y↑9

@Abaddon Fail мб, но пунктуация в англ особо не нужна

@georgevoknerech228

2y↑14

@Abaddon Fail Пунктуация в английском вообще довольно спорная вещь. Она, безусловно, существует в академической науке, в литературном языке, но на практике она или вообще не используется или используется крайне интуитивно. Даже в лонгридах на всяких реддитах и прочих соц.платформах люди с нативным английским частенько пренебрегают правилами. На самом деле одна из фишечек живого языка.

@synoxaa

2y↑45

@George Voknerech yeah don’t worry about punctuating things too correctly as long as it’s all readable and understandable but only if you are online. Anything formal you need to punctuate perfectly.

@lolerie

2y↑4

@George Voknerech That is false for anyone who is in college, while in Russia it is taught in school. English has all the same punct. rules as Russian, but there is also an Oxford comma. So, complex sentences need to have a comma, same about but, but not one and, but needed for many and. Also same about :, ; and --.

@Cortes_Vtubers

2y↑1

@Валерий Заподовников same in portuguese(brazil)

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@SwiddyDiddy

2y↑221

Idk if I’m more impressed with how quick he solves the problems, or his reading comprehension. Would take me at least 3 minutes to read the question, what a beast

@akpokemon

2y↑14

Yeah my...well...every mental skill required to do well in programming is low...But even outside of programming, I've always scored frustratingly low at reading comprehension. I feel people understand things in text that aren't even written; you're just expected to infer and read between the lines...and I often feel I'm the only one among my peers who doesn't see the invisible text that everyone else does

@mihaicraciun8678

2y↑3.6K

This is what competitive programming (aka preparing for cs olympiads) looks like. He got gold (and first place) in 2020 and silver in 2019 in the IOI (international olympiad in informatics), aka he's a beast. These problems were... incomprehensibly easy for him, compared to IOI problems. I only got to the national stages in my country and went to some smaller international competitions and I still had to work hard. I can't even imagine what he went through to become like this. This guy spent hours and hours each day to become this good, and he deserves a lot of respect.

@jonathanlu8984

2y↑37

Out of interest,
How do you find these competitions?

I'm a current lower year Sixth Former and I want to do comsci in university.
That being said, I believe these competitions will act as an opportunity for and towards my education.

Thank you

@Avanta1

2y↑27

@Jonathan Lu I assume you're in the UK because you say sixth form? Does your school not do BIO (British Informatics Olympiad)? Unfortunately, I think the deadline for this year's has just passed.

@jonathanlu8984

2y↑5

@Avanta1

2y↑9

@Jonathan Lu What universities are you thinking of applying to, and what year are you in, if you don't mind sharing? I'm going to uni next year, so I could try give some advice about the application.

Edit: I assume year 12 right?

@jonathanlu8984

2y↑2

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@GodofStories

1y↑100

For those feeling discouraged, it's simply the rule of 10000 hours. Do something for that long and you become good at it. This man, has devoted his time to master competitive programming since high school. Ask him to throw a baseball, dribble a basketball, or play advanced music - probably won't be able to. It's all what you and how much time you devote and how hard you work. So props to him, but it's not impossible. We all have this ability and potential.

@coronaklledmebot4856

1y↑1

and there s no 10000 hours rule

@GodofStories

51w↑17

@CoronaKlledMe (bot) it;s figurative, just means you need to spend a lot of time doing it. If you can't spend time on it, you can't get any better. You're not born doing this.

@thalesmilet8999

30w

Facts

@ptyxx

30w

@ahmeds9965

23w

Backhanded compliment

@syn586

4y↑8.5K

Mom : Hurry up William. We are leaving in 20 minutes.
William : Be right there mom. Lemme just win this Google Coding Round really quick.

@LINKINPARK11499

4y↑339

@Ashween Mankash his mom would be more like: "why do you need 20 minutes for that easy warm up?!"

@drcommondrate12

4y↑188

Mom: Really wtf your brother needed only 10 minutes when he solved the Millenium prize problem. You need to study harder or else you will fail in life!

@thorodinson7467

4y↑32

@央礼 😂😂😂 your brother already solved p= np hurry up and figure it out!!!

@isxckle

4y↑5

I am your 2.5k like 😊

@josephgodwin8729

3y↑1

😂😂😂

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@wilsonballthemagicball2201

2y↑732

For a non-coding person, this was weirdly intense yet satisfying to watch.

@vigneshsaravanakumar613

2y↑37

for an aspiring programmer this was incredibly sad to watch

@denial6146

2y↑2

@Vignesh Saravanakumar why? ( i dont know code or anything )

@kiankian1420

2y↑29

@Denial he is being inspired to give up on coding

@wonrei

1y↑2

I study information technology. Anything but coding is good for me. But i keep on watching coding videos

@QWERTY-gp8fd

52w↑4

@neilawoken because u will never be good as him.

@dCrypticLion

3y↑2.5K

I just started my coding journey, and I have absolutely no idea what he's doing. One day, I'm going to come back to this video and work these problems out myself.

@melit.791

3y↑84

now?

@amirnuriev9092

3y↑132

@meliodas teorias first few will take an average person like 2-3 years to get on the level of understanding if he has just began coding and will study competitive programming

@bismarck554

3y↑5

Awwwn how lovely

@dizumadhukalya7750

3y↑32

You will never be able to. Sorry but, go home kid.

@kavinragul5216

3y↑85

@Dizu Madhukalya why 🥲

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@TheBrutalDoomer

2y↑516

Long time ago, I started a training program to understand what's happening here. The number of minutes I devoted to it was strictly increasing day by day.
And today, having finished my last 10⁹ minute long session, I can say that it's all clear!

@alakam6

2y↑7

what training program did you use? I would love to understand this.

@loganrussell48

2y↑49

@lmao lmao it's a joke on the 3rd problem, bc the 3rd problem says that Mi is upper bounded by 10^9, and it's unit is minutes. Meaning the longest single workout will take over 1900 years lmao. Worst case scenario, the training program will take over 9.5 x 10^11 years to complete, assuming non-stop training(no sleep, eating, etc).

@credence7777777

icwhatudidtherewelldone

@vangogh2486

1y↑8

@@credence7777777 x = "What "
y = "are you "
z = "doing "
print(x + y + z)

@ivan69420.

@vanGogh LOL

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@galower405

43w↑10

Honestly, this video inspires me. Every time I come back, I think of how much my knowledge has progressed compared to when I first watched it. I am still eons apart from the skill William Lin displays in this video, but man, it truly is fantastic to see how a lot of practice can take you far.

@techbytes5

43w↑2

Same, the first time I watched this video I thought I was watching him type messages in alien language. Now if I pause i can actually read through the logic and understand what all he is doing but still so impressive how fast he came up with solutions

@M_reda.

2y↑51

I'm most impressed by how you didn't need a pencil with a piece of paper for this. Although, maybe that, and splitting the screen may have granted you an even faster performance? You're truly inspiring.

@BigToeTickler

4y↑17.9K

William: look at what I can do in C++
His Dad: C++ why not A++

@Anuu_383

4y↑404

Lol underrated

@prasannabantu284

4y↑184

Seriously underrated comment

@jmeistur2879

4y↑25

lmao

@thorodinson7467

4y↑35

@Derek aka Derek what? Mine are black and were strict af

@user-bq6on4qb6g

4y↑11

racist but that is truth

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@jaykay7932

2y↑249

The secret to this is know you’re algorithms. I did my first online test (3 hours) and was like a rabbit caught in headlights. Been programming for 15 years and never had to solve problems like this before! So get a good algorithms book and do the free online tests. You’ll get it with practice

@susugam3004

2y↑44

i am algorithms

@EdilsonJacobSilvaJuniores

2y↑12

And that's why I gave up on this career: I know I'm not algorithms.

@ShivamJha00

2y↑2

It's not just about knowing certain algorithms. You need to practice really hard

@diorplug

2y↑7

how can i become algorithms?

@cocadoodledoo6346

2y↑3

@dior plug Eat algorithm daily to become algorithm.

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@thetj7093

2y↑153

Finally did kickstart for the first time (2021 round H) yesterday - after rewatching this video (and having it being recommended) so many times. Thought it was easy, took a look at the ranking, made it into top 700 ish while this dude just casually took the second place in the same round. Still got lots to improve on I guess ;)

@BrandonMikelPaul

2y↑4

Congrats! I'm going to try my hand at it this year in 2022 for the first time. This video is definitely an inspiration.

@codingkid3937

38w↑1

bro mad respect. Keep doing what you are doing. As a coder myself I can see how insane this accomplishment is. Greta job!!!!

@avornamebnachname3844

3y↑512

He solved it in the time I'd need to read it. I consider myself to be a good coder and I think the problems aren't hard- but the speed is what impresses me. I'm soooo slow.

@RackaApps

2y↑8

If you don't do leetcode everyday then that's pretty normal for a coder. If you do leetcode everyday then you'll be like this guy solving it in 20 mins.

@gilmsgabriel

2y↑1

@Racka N leetcode is a plataform for solving problems Right?

@RackaApps

@GilmsGabriel yeah.

@sastashroud7646

2y↑1

@Racka N just started few months ago i am fresher and working too how much time will it take me to be decent enough to crack dsa based interview i am only able to solve 1 question per day

@binoyjohn1113

2y↑4

you actually dont have to read the entire question. once you solve enough problems you'll get a knack of just taking a glance and knowing what inputs you must take and what outputs you need to generate. Reading the entire question is a waste of time in these scenarios.

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@TristanMillerful

1y↑9

Personally, I'd love to see an explanation of your problem-solving process throughout this video in another video! I'm VERY new to CS, and working in C, and I don't understand a good bit of what you're doing with binary operators and other command lines.

@CardinalHijack

4y↑2.9K

This is unbelievably impressive, however it's important to point out that William (and other's who solve algorithms in competitions like this) know exactly which solution to apply to each problem. For example at 2:50 you hear him say "this looks like a Knapsack problem". Knowing what the problem is means he can much more quickly use an "out of the box" structure to solve that problem - for example Knapsack problem's can be solved using Dynamic Programming.
Knowing that you need to use Dynamic Programming to solve a problem means you can instantly begin structuring your solution before you even finish reading the problem (as William does).
To outsiders it will look like he is just coming up with a solution there and then. Although this is partly true, the basis to his solutions are from understanding what the problem is asking - to dumb it right down, he sees that the hole is a square, knows he needs to construct a square peg and knows how to structure this quickly.
Not to take anything away from William, again this is unbelievably impressive. But dont feel like you cant ever be this good or understand problems like this - you can, you just need to learn how to see what area of programming the problem is targeting and then learn which solution to apply to that area :)

@tmwilliamlin168

4y↑723

Very well said!

@Butitdo910

4y↑21

thanks for the explanation!

@smael9ss657

4y↑126

thanks, after reading your explanation i feel less of an ape. damn this will guy is fast

@MarsCorporations

4y↑4

I cant even read that fast. Solving problems & writing code real quick -> no problem. Reading 5 Sheets of paper -> 10 Minutes :D

@eddiejay9407

4y↑17

tl;dr if you know you know

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@Vylerr

3y↑5.6K

Imagine if this guy just had a second monitor.

@kiranbondre9532

3y↑22

Frrrrr

@juch3

3y↑262

No because turning his head and moving the cursor takes time

@rykehuss3435

3y↑234

Alt tabbing is faster than two monitors. It loses in everything else, except speed. If you have a project youre working on for 2 weeks, then 2 screens (or more) is much better. But if youre literally in a speed coding competition, alt tabbing is a winner.

@strelok5661

3y↑24

alt + tab, is faster than looking at a second monitor

@gerardogutierrez4911

3y↑12

Luckily he doesn't otherwise he would break his neck going back ans forth

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@TheGuitarded1

3y↑839

This guy types code faster than I randomly smash keys in anger.

@lakshayjeetsaini7677

3y↑7

True

@MrTurbo_

2y↑7

The SPEEEEEEEED, both reading and typing, like even typing normal words i don't get close to his speed, also what i find interesting is how he just codes mostly top to bottom, when i'm programming i'm jumping all over the place the entire time, very impressive over all

@ttt69420

2y↑26

Whether the problems are on the easy side or not - Your solution and syntax speed is pretty incredible. Great job.

@TwoInfinityAndBeyond

2y↑66

Bro, I'm literally just starting to learn programming and seeing you work is insane.

@jv1192

2y↑3

I might quit trying to learn programming. This looks too tough. Are you learning coding with a boot camp btw?

@ksidnis9648

2y↑16

@Jv11 dude, competitive programming is not required for getting good jobs at good it companies (in majority of cases). the reason is that competitive programming requires different skills from the real world (you will never ever have at your job a binary string, with some operation defined on it, asking you to maximize / minimize some quantity). don't quit because you don't know some *esoteric* algorithms.
to be clear, there are some jobs where you need to have some strong as search engine - programming or high performance computing, but they do not constitute the majority of the job market out there.

@3dblingcmg762

@Ksidnis what jobs do not require you to move as fast as him? I’m confused as to what job I should be working towards because I only know HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT, C#, and a little python/java

@trollkarl6125

@3D BlingCMG first of all "only" knowing those languages are very good and will probably give you a job already and second of all i don't think companies really care about how fast you write except you have to atleast be able to finish small projects within 1 hour. So if my predictions are correct you can basically get a job depending on how good your knowledge within HTML, CSS, Javascript and c#, and if you get a job within those languages a tip is just continue learning python / java or any other language that you want to learn. (I am no expert nor do i have a job but i think my information is correct and never stop believing in yourself) (and sorry if i made some grammar mistakes or typing mistakes)

@barkeeper7887

4y↑21.1K

This is the guy who answers all Stack Overflow questions

@DSManimacoes

4y↑159

lmao

@jleaks9696

4y↑57

Haha

@YesitdidBlazin2gunz

4y↑1.3K

Who is "the guy?" your claim isnt supported by enough evidence and is way too vague to be taken seriously. I have decided to close this post. Without enough context there's not much we can do.

@jleaks9696

4y↑89

Rob what a bender 😂👍

@shoobadoo123

4y↑40

Rob LOOOOL

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@grey.j

3y↑93

I went to YouTube to rest my mind on my on-going thesis. This is what I ended up watching, how great. Rest in peace to the lasts of my non-existent brain cells.

@aoyama2458

😂

@JH-tj1qs

51w

How'd your thesis go

@RohitSingh-yo2yl

3y↑242

He doesn't need programming, programming needs him.

@channabasayyakonnurmath3757

3y↑1

Savage 😂

@antonhagerino9669

His code still wouldn't pass any code review. Typical code from someone fresh out of college aka garbage code.

@n.a3642

2y↑9

@Anton Hagerino Its competitive programming, calm down weirdo.

@theuncannyepicurean

2y↑15

I’ve been programming for over a decade and man, I don’t think I’ll ever reach this level of awesomeness.

@SordidusFellatio

I thought all programmers ever do is just copy some lines and then when there’s an error , google what the error means and then copy paste the solution to the error , isnt it ? This Asian kid seems like he’s probably that one dude that solves every programmers’ problems and error codes in the forum

@revelare_xvii6269

3y↑373

This hits different when you’re taking a C++ course in college.

@vt2443

3y↑7

its hit and miss

@jakewest5196

Just started a c++ course for this semester, Im gonna finish the course and come back to this video and see if I can understand anything

@kodiak809

2y↑5

@Jake West i just finished C++ for two semester and I'm the best in my class, i can understand the code but hell this would take me a whole day to finish

@gvs6462

2y↑12

This hits different when you are a senior IT engineer earning 150k/year and you didn’t understand how fast this kid solved the questions.

@thetruth65756

cs128 uiuc??

@tejchaugule12

2y↑6

Hi Lin, Congratulations on winning the A round. Can you solve leetcode problems and explain the approach?

@t41r38

4y↑8.6K

William: Wins google kickstart in less than 20 minutes

Meanwhile me after 20 minutes:Ok I'm done reading the first problem

@BogdanAndreiRO

4y↑39

true

@yifan91

4y↑261

And lets see what we can get from google LOL

@abhijitkarmakar6328

4y↑8

True 🤣🤣

@RaftTheDaq

4y↑62

Just 20 minutes? I took an hour just to read the first sentence

@marcel151

4y↑18

Come on. The first problem is pretty easy to understand. But I would need a lot more time to code it.

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@keke2889

3y↑50

As a computing student, this resonated so much with me when I'm smashing my keyboard in frustration

@lakeerz

20w

Es extremadamente satisfactorio a la vez que increíble los que sientan amor por la programación lo sabemos.

@TheStoicPrince

1y↑3

This man went through something that made my vision blurry after and i might need glasses and has the audacity to say "i thought it would be harder" there are some smart people in this world

@caesimcaesim6209

3y↑66

That is really AWESOME. That's very motivating how fast and accurate he's doing it!

@pradyu8335

3y↑25

im amazed at how you think its motivating.

@vincei4252

3y↑17

@[][]MrKhonsu[][] Seriously. Can you imagine trying to work in a team with people exactly like him? It is impressive but if work morphs into this kind of intensity then I'll just take up farming.

@bradleywhitefield

1y↑86

As someone who prides themselves on knowledge in many different languages and with a fair bit of experience I'd like to say.

This man makes me and everyone I know look unbelievably slow. God bless Github copilot, now we'll all be faster than him.

@peaql3192

3y↑66.8K

This inspired me to give up on coding

@tomernmt9594

3y↑697

Lol

@justinv15

3y↑3K

Lol same, I'm an IT student and I don't understand what he's doing

@tomernmt9594

3y↑675

Yeah, I learn now computer science in university

@priyanshgadia7170

3y↑690

Instead try mastering it

@taizu55

3y↑73

😂

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@hansgrube6128

3y↑5

Hello William, I feel inspired every single time I watch you in action. Just out of curiosity, have you ever tried or taken the Putnam exam?

@no3md

3y↑12

For the workout problem, I would have kept a max heap for the differences(difficulties) between each consecutive workout, then would have done K number of splits on the elements in the heap, where I try to split the difficulties as evenly as possible and then insert the new formed difficulties back into the heap. With each split we insert 2 smaller difficulties. And after k times we just pop off the first element in our max heap, which should be the answer.

@Moonz97

I had a similar approach! However, there was an edge case with this method I ran into, where I had to modify the algorithm to consider it. Basically, when you can make more than one cut (k>1), then adding the middle/average between the elements in the max gap will not always yield the optimal solution.

Consider arr=[0, 20, 100] and k=2.

By naively using maxheap and splitting you get: [0, 20, 60, 100] for the first cut and then [0, 20, 40, 60, 100] or [0, 20, 60, 80, 100] for the second cut, yielding a 40 for max gap.

Alternatively, the best solution would be something like [0, 20, 47, 74, 100] with max gap of 27.

@no3md

@Moonz10 Interesting, I did more of a greedy approach where I would always assume the best choice was to divide each gap by 2, but in this case it didn't work. What sort of other strategy did you come up with? It looks like you almost divided the time difference by a third instead of by half in the optimal example, perhaps in order to solve it this way we might need to assess whether we divide the current biggest gap into thirds or halves, I'm just proposing an idea lol.

@danielfernando.saragih

@Fernando Rivera got max memory for sure

@madclouds

2y↑3

Loving your videos. I wish you described more of what you’re thinking while you’re typing to help me understand what’s going on. Keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing your talent with us

@leinswaisbrick

3y↑296

This guy: "Today was a good day, I speedrun 5 google interviews"
Me: "Great, I finally beat Bloodborne"

@ruix

3y↑32

I think beating Bloodborne is pretty damn difficult. Congrats

@sunfix991

2y↑4

I managed to prepare sandwich

@abdielr6965

2y↑1

What a masterpiece of game. Well done, don’t blame yourself for that.

@felipegomes6312

2y↑1

So he indirectly beat you 'cause Bloodborne is probably made on top of an engine made in C++ anyway.

@Neonb88

1y↑1

It's actually reassuring to know he does a lot of the same stuff I do, flipping back to the prompt all the time for details like array size

For a hot second I thought he had a photographic memory because he hardly looked at the first prompt for 2 seconds before he started hacking. Then I thought "oh well he prepped for these problems beforehand," which, like, sure, he probably did, but it's still very very impressive, of course

@GodofStories

1y↑2

its repetitive practice. yes just like most things in life, to become good at it- You keep practicing, the types of problems and patterns become easy to identify.

@Bob-qy5oc

4y↑2.6K

They give him 3 hours and this dude just wins it in 17 minutes

@alexanderryufenando9711

4y↑59

Don't worry, he has trancended humanity to become something that powerful.

@edstartup5132

3y↑50

Asian things dude , his parents will be like you could do better macha

@rmxevbio5889

3y↑20

Don't forget he said "I thought the problems would be harder"

@sharonhurt5352

2y↑2

Hello William, What age did you study coding? Are you self-taught? How many hours a day do you code? In what order did you study all programming languages? ILY 😍 your logic is brilliant!

@cswapnil

2y↑100

I work in Msft, no we don't have to work this fast or think this fast. Don't give up on coding. 👍🏽

@unlucky-777

2y↑10

How much money do you make and what are the work times
is your job easy or do you like your job?

@akpokemon

2y↑1

oooh you used the sneaky-deaky codename. Good thing--you almost outed yourself

@johnlloydt.baroso3302

2y↑1

Geez, I'm a newbie at coding, and watching this video leaves an excellent impression to pursue my coding journey. Motivation acquired!

@clinsen8576

personally this video does everything but motivating me to continue learning coding, especially C++

@dangdrjay3011

This should demotivate you what are you on about

@DoYouLikeMyNameDude

3y↑241

@agatv125

3y↑6

thanks capt

@SilVer-hu2ps

3y↑17

Now I understand the word problem. I can do the code but I'm weak when it comes to understanding word problems. Lmao

@mkitrixxmusic4023

2y↑2

Hn vo to thik h , par pucha nhi tha kisine

@arrshK

2y↑6

@Mkitrixx music tujhse kisi ne bola ye comment karne ko?

@callmetpm2586

2y↑1

just a typical and straightforward dp..But in such a short time!

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@Apersonl0l

2y↑2

It’s actually really fun to try to follow what he’s doing up until you can’t

@Danteotaku1222

3y↑5.7K

When you feel useless as a programmer, come here and feel even worse

@carloversjaihind5772

3y↑9

Lol

@ajayadhikari6787

3y↑8

🤣🤣🤣

@pranabkalita6614

3y↑1

😂😂😂

@nonamenonenine8438

3y↑1

True 😂

@masterkek_____

3y↑2

Thank god im not doing this

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@Hotshot97

3y↑262

This inspired me to quit coding and divide my keyboard into two pieces!

@Emre.Hasan.Topaloglu

The questions arent that complex and hard but the amount of time this guy takes to solve them is fucking god like. I usually spend around 2 hours or so trying to write my program in pseudocode and then I can move onto the language I want to move onto...

@itskittyme

2y↑11

He already seems to know the question, and answer, beforehand.
We aren't really looking at problem-solving but just looking at someone who practiced a lot and has good memorization, similar to speed chess players.
It's a different field entirely, compared to what us, "average" programmers do.
Of course he will also be an expert with regular programming, no doubt about that, but don't feel bad if you can't reach this level of programming on your day job.
Or look at it this way: despite all his skill and talent, he hasn't built Skynet yet (afaik).

@chrisw9597

47w

Your assessment is quite off, but I guess that’s what makes it funny. To be so good that one assumes he’s known the answer beforehand. It’s actually a compliment lmao

@itskittyme

47w

@Chris W you can expand comments and then there is more text hidden

@chrisw9597

47w

@@Fromzon yeah I know, I read all of it. But some statements aren’t true. It is not the case that he knows the problem beforehand, and it is also not the case that he isn’t demonstrating problem solving skills.
What the majority seemed to have acknowledged is the sheer amount of practice of different problems he has done that has allowed him to recognize the best way to tackle a new problem. Just like a musician with astounding repertoire, he/she can easily sightread new pieces. We cannot say they learned beforehand just because they sight read so well, neither can we say they don’t use their brain to read new music. Speed chess players also use their brain, not necessarily solely relying on memorization. It’s way more complex than what meets the eye
And the reason he hasn’t built skynet is simply because that’s not something he considers doing lol. Just because you have amazing skills, people can freely choose not to advance the way people expect them to. He has talked about this in his other videos

@Marcus-sk2xf

3y↑5

This is impressive, but remember, don’t let big tech companies abuse your health with their delivery quotas.

@zolaire

2y↑1

I know its 2 years ago, but congratulations man.
I felt the joy and excitement through the screen :D

@MrRedolive

4y↑255

It's so dope watching someone be this good at something. No idea what he's even doing but the intent and focus is pretty cool.

@clarinetmaster5990

3y↑182

He was world record pace with only one monitor, imagine if he had two.

@rykehuss3435

3y↑13

Alt tabbing is faster. You dont have to move your eyes or head nearly as much, which slows you down quite a bit because you have to refocus. Imagine you had book that has 10 pages or whatever. If I give you the book, and tell you to go to page 5 and find the third line, it will be faster than if I place the pages separately around you and tell you to find the same thing.

@nour3660

3y↑1

*Eyesight intensifies*

@khubaibmohamed4401

Awesome work! How long have you been coding and what's your learning schedule like?

@studyvlogsbyop0000

What a speed, mind blowing 🤯 and hats off to your coding practice 👏 👌

@imknott2440

3y↑13

I think this kid is great. It's good to see your time learning to code has paid off. To all of you saying this makes you want to quit coding shut your trap and work harder. Most of these kids have been programming since they were like 8 or younger. They have had more years of programming and building applications than most people. So no you are not worse, you are at a different level than they are right now. Don't give up because you aren't at the same place he is. You will never get anywhere when comparing yourself to someone else's current level. So keep pushing yourself to buy books, read documentation, take some college courses, etc. It will one day pay off.

@heinrichskies

In the allocation problem, why did he use a for loop and run it N times? Wouldn't it be better to use a while loop and only run it as long as the total price remains above 0? Wouldn't it take much longer if say there were a 100 houses? Sorry, if i'm missing something here.

@gabecampos7852

4y↑1.6K

William: wins google kickstart in 17 minutes
Me: wastes 17 minutes making sure it’s dark theme

@scotttimms5117

3y↑15

gold

@marceloaugusto633

3y↑8

Lmaaaaaao

@GrungeVoid

3y↑7

How do you even waste 17 minutes figuring out if you're currently using a dark theme? You must be blind or something, then. In which case using certain theme wouldn't matter much.

@marceloaugusto633

3y↑72

@Samuel Aguirre r/woosh

@scotttimms5117

3y↑10

@Marcelo Augusto Agree,think it flew miles above his head

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@aniruddhabajpai7108

3y↑8

I am inspired by his approach towards solving every code. I also want to do the same ,just want to spend 24hrs of my day sitting on the screen with a cup of coffee and solving problems.But I am currently ill which annoys me a lot.

@shukrmessage7640

2y↑2

Believe it or not, this actually motivates me to code harder. Whatever that means.

@user-uq4gr5nl5o

2y↑6

He even has a Matrix wallpaper on his browser. A true coder.

@waynefmj

3y↑1

It's not often that something goes completely over my head... but this definitely went fully over my head, impressed

@alejo460

2y↑2

Not hard at all problems but this guy solves every single one in the time I spend reading the description wow

@mohamed-ot6zz

3y↑1K

It's not just his typing thats incredible it's how fast he analysis the question and starts turning it into code

@danielrazulay

3y↑40

preparation+vim, it's not magic. I can't type as fast as that guy as my brain won't learn hjkl typing but I can think in code as fast as be does, it's just a question of writing code every day. It starts to feel similar to playing a musical instrument for me at some point. The hard part is coming up with the correct algorithms for the task at hand which this dude excels at.

@Manishsingh-uw5mo

3y↑6

@Dani Banani can you explain what correct algorithm actually means , I'm new and every comment in here is just demotivating and discouraging. I'm not giving up tho.

@varunnagnure9643

3y↑6

@Dani Banani yes bro he also was a beginner at one point but he made his way through by practicing loads. That's why he's so good now

@eliasm2594

3y↑4

@065-ME-63-Manish singh different ways of accomplishing tasks in code (ie sorting, searching) can have varying runtimes (learn big O notation and upper / lower bounds) and memory usage. The goal of optimizing code is to balance the smallest runtime with the smallest amount of memory used, although these days run time is much more important than memory usage (because computers today can work with so much more memory through larger ram / cache sizes).

@Manishsingh-uw5mo

3y↑1

@Elias M thank you for the info.

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@domzkisarzki7869

3y↑3

He is like the 'expectation part' of all programming skit videos.

@daemonzap1481

3y↑1

My brother has been programming for 10 years and I think I saw him get top 3 in one of these.

@wasalicarsal3968

Hello William, can you make a video explaining step by step the solution of this problem ? as if I was a 5 year old boy thanks, great what you are doing, hope to see building wonderful things in the future.

@mendaciousphotoholic2843

3y↑26

Download the audio and use it as a constant reminder of how slow you are during a competition to speed up your game.

Modern problems require modern solutions.

@akhilmachaan5010

Instead of giving up, everyone should try to solve this, you might not get a job at Google, but it will help you in other coding challenges.

@xiaoalatus3316

3y↑7.5K

You know he's not normal when dude isn't using dark mode

@bSmile_

3y↑80

@Mightic agreed with the discord part, literally cringed when i saw my friend using light theme xD

@sohn7767

3y↑39

Light is actually more optimal.

This guy is using gvim and it just looks like that by default

@muffing216

3y↑7

I still use discord light mode cuz i dont like when the texts become white instead just a preference ya kno

@c4g3dB34st

3y↑5

I'm just lazy to bring dark mode into gvim. Just a studious process. That's why I keep it in light mode. Perhaps same reason for him

@sohn7767

3y↑6

@PapaStone haven't tried it but it might just be :set bg=dark

Works in graphical nvim at least.

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@shaladddin5687

2y↑2

I just learn butt-ton of useful tips just by watching and analyzing this
thanks, man, you're an absolute legend

@harmalauri3891

yup, such a good way to learn valuable ways to approach implementing solutions is just to observe someone who knows what they're doing.
kind of like an osmosis

@Moosorkh

3y↑3

DO NOT give up on coding by watching this!
Guys like him are built to be this way and there are techniques for coding this way.
Also, he is one of the number one competitive coders in the world!
Remember that some of the giants in the programming field are slow readers!

@megatroneata9911

2y↑2

Unbelievable how fast he is able to understand the prompt and come up with a solution

@ZenMasterNahc

39w

Now, I'm motivated. Never seen someone as good and as fast as this. Inspiring..

@abed-lraouf3158

This makes me an increased lover of programming and very excited about it more than ever💥💥💥

@scenario57

3y↑5.4K

This guy doesn’t need stackoverflow,
He is stackoverflow

@jimmea6317

3y↑138

He uses stack underflow

@Rizzler

3y↑19

@Jim Mea bruh

@darklux8428

3y↑94

he is the reason why stack is overflowing

@edzehoo

3y↑41

His stack never overflows

@hamzix6599

3y↑36

nah, stackoverflow is mainly for web devs and "real" programming ,this is competitive programming its like math exercices but with coding you dont even need stackoverflow its logic and problem solving more than any thing

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@GhanBuri666

I have never solves such a problems. I hardly understand what to do, but I suppose doing this could help my poor coding skill and logical thinking. I'm adding this to my todo list :)

@wilihey1425

2y↑12

lmao i take 5 minutes to figure out how to do a single loop correctly, this cracks me up its really impressive how well he knows what to type, he thinks about everything on the moment

@Rogue_Engineering

21w↑1

I aspire to be as good as a programmer as this kid

@johnswanson1977

1y↑1

I’m glad my degree started leaning more towards cybersecurity after watching this.

@theanalyzer2390

2y↑1

I know this is you after a hell lot of practice, but I am curious what was your time in the very first contest you participated in.

@fenderbender1065

4y↑2.2K

when he said "these problems are pretty easy" i cried.

@naveen5220

4y↑14

😂exactly. Me too

@defaultclicker

4y↑48

@teachmehowtodoge look at timer, he solved all in live

@drapsin89

4y↑8

Don't wanna sound racist but he Asian haba

@thahalfbl00dprince

Uros Drapsin true that 🤣

@Paretozen

4y↑51

every problem is easy once you are trained to solve them

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@cielweiss8288

3y↑32

Hm, I kind of get what’s happening. Beyond that though, fuck. Learning Java in AP CS, and I was considering C++ on the side. This doesn’t look so bad but the speed at which you analyze the problem and TYPE the code is inhuman. I could only dream to reach this level of mastery. Thanks for the inspiration, cheers.

@EripolJem

3y↑30

He is very lucky that in the whole 17mins, his mother did not yell: "William, wash the plates!". :)

@jonathanmendoza923

1y↑2

Not a single clue on what’s going on here but this just looks amazing can’t believe a human is capable of doing this it’s out of this world 🤯🤯

@zanies6288

The fact that there are 10x better coders than him like Gennady, benq etc is mind boggling

@IdenCraven

3y↑1

Here I am 6 years deep into a computer science career and I'm not even a quarter as good as this guy

@amancuber5235

20w

i remember, was able to solve 3 in 20 mins but got stuck in the 4th one. it was a great contest for me back then

@shydo360

4y↑12.9K

wouldve been able to code like that if it wasnt for my knee injury

@veddopanji2582

4y↑472

was an arrow hit your knee?

@spikelol9928

4y↑39

@Veddo Panji dude worked out for new iPhone

@Jonathan-od5xc

4y↑103

This comment had me laughing at my hardest

@christopherhustin8157

4y↑41

Yes i do code with my feet too

@elajdapoljak6091

4y↑9

shydo360 damn if it wasn’t for my foot I’d be coding rn

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@divyanshuparihar9693

Real life speedruns are always entertaining

@freebobbyshmurda600

3y↑78

The most impressive thing that nobody comments is how fast he reads the assignment

@rykehuss3435

3y↑6

Everyone comments on that dumbo

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