Dec1 Flashcards
(292 cards)
1
Q
you don’t have to be tech ….
A
savvy
2
Q
Zia is a … soccer fan.
A
hard core
3
Q
If n is … by 2
A
divisible
4
Q
I am just … something that I have seen.
A
relaying
5
Q
I need to sit down and … my breath.
A
catch
6
Q
I got … going through an intersection.
A
T-boned
7
Q
I just got in a … on the way over here.
A
wreck
8
Q
I was in a … the other day and my car was totaled. He was at ….
A
wreck
fault
9
Q
Both drivers were … … because they were driving too fast.
A
at fault
10
Q
I can’t believe the damage is going to cost me 800 bucks. It was just a … ….
A
fender bender
11
Q
I got … … stopping at stoplight.
A
rear ended
12
Q
I got … … so hard that my glasses … … my face and hit the dashboard.
A
rear ended
flew off
13
Q
The most naive solution is to generate every … of the array of numbers from 1 to n.
A
permutation
14
Q
and check if they only … by one character
A
differ
15
Q
Given n points on a 2D plane, find the maximum number of points that … on the same straight line.
A
lie
16
Q
we will search for all elements greater than … of the current element.
A
twice
17
Q
start at the end of the list and work …
A
backwards
18
Q
Find the … subarray within an array which has the largest sum.
A
contiguous
19
Q
determine if s can be … into a space-separated sequence of one or more dictionary words.
A
segmented
20
Q
built to … cold winters
A
resist
21
Q
that the points of interest are the … valleys and peaks.
A
consecutive
22
Q
The … is the length of the outline of a shape.
A
perimeter
23
Q
it’s probably your first and best chance to … the hiring manager on why you’re the right one for the job.
A
pitch
24
Q
I sent an email … the problem.
A
detailing
25
I can ... to this after making many mistakes myself.
attest
26
and return that number % 10.
modulo
27
... is the event of a storm moving ... land after being ... water.
Landfall
over
over
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a quick look should ...
suffice
29
a simple yes or no will ...
suffice
30
these distances ... the measurements vector of the robot
comprise / consist of
31
how ... this measurement is
plausible
SHODANI; MOHTAMAL;
opposite: implausible
32
if ... of your parents is a US citizen
neither one
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if ... of your parents are a US citizen
either
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Z = Y + noise ; noise add mishe
effect of noise is additive
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Z = f(noise) * Y ; non-linear function f
effect of noise is non-linear
36
we'll discuss how to ... these parameters.
determine
37
This is why most of this book is ...
to improving your coding and algorithm skills.
devoted
38
getRandom should return 1 and 2 both equally ...
likely
39
They have done the ... ... to make sure all teams are aware of this actively.
due diligence=checking through
40
The items not picked up ... remain available for pickup under normal rules.
shall
41
The more these sound like you, and describe people you want to work with, the more likely you will ... at Netflix.
thrive
42
We celebrate the people who are very ..., especially to those in more powerful positions.
candid
43
Given an unsorted array, find the maximum difference between the ... elements in its sorted form.
successive
44
The ... Principle states that if nn items are put into mm containers, with n > mn>m, then at least one container must contain more than one item.
Pigeonhole
45
... increases and software rots over time.
disorder
46
inability to be changed or adapted.
rigidity - the rigidity of the school system
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the quality of being easily broken or damaged.
fragility
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it is hard to disentangle the system into components that can be used in other systems.
immobility
49
tools, environment, and design ... progress.
impede
50
Complete ... of maze will be done in the worst case.
traversal
51
Further, for every current node chosen, we can ... up to a maximum depth of max(m,n) in any direction.
travel
52
First, responses to interview questions shouldn't be ... of as "correct" or "incorrect."
thought
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I am ... of what you said.
mindful
54
Many candidates spend all their time prepping for technical questions and ... the behavioral questions
overlook
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return all elements of the matrix in ... order.
spiral - spAiRel
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Each element is visited ... only.
once
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a palindrome ... around its center.
mirrors
58
Say you have an array for ... the ith element is the price of a given stock on day i.
which
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Given a positive integer n, find the least number of perfect square numbers (for example, 1, 4, 9, 16, ...) which ... to n.
sum
60
Find all unique ... in the array which gives the ... of zero.
triplets
| sum
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Comparator
kAm.pa.re.ter
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assuming the hash function ... the elements properly among the buckets.
disperses
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disperse
di.spers
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treeSet.floor(x) returns the ... value that is less than x
greatest
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treeSet.ceilling(x) returns the ... value that is greater than x
least
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An atomic operation is an operation which is performed as a single unit of work without the possibility of ... from other operations.
interference
67
you provide a hint that indicates how many digits in ... guess match your secret number
said
68
the company issued additional shares to shareholders ... a cash dividend
in lieu of
| LOO
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a technical meet & greet ... phone interview
in lieu of
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Have a copy of your resume available just in case you are ... on it.
questioned
71
Developer colleague: “Oh, I’m not a designer. I leave that to you!”
Me: “Awww… Don’t say that. Everyone has an eye for design. Don’t be discouraged.”
*developer colleague ... a slight ... in my design*
Me: “Who the fuck do you think you are?”
points out
| flaw
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and a more accurate ... of the population
representation
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providing a source of information that’s more ... than ever before
objective
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Research has shown that early ... of developmental issues can lead to higher IQs and better social skills.
treatment
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with innovative ... recognition algorithms, to analyze emotional reactions to videos in children as young as 18 months
facial
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Finding a way to predict ... with Apple Watch.
seizures
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Researchers hope Apple Watch could eventually help predict ... before they happen.
seizures
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Since its launch, the EpiWatch app has enabled people to accurately track the ... and duration of seizures in real time, creating a correlation between episode history and medication.
onset
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researchers can access even more relevant data for their studies — like daily step ..., calorie ..., and heart ...
counts
use
rate
80
nin·com·poop
a foolish or stupid person
| ˈniNGkəmˌpo͞op
81
Video piracy is a ... competitor for entertainment time in many international markets.
substantial
82
you will take an active role in leading and ... innovation in the online payment space
fostering
83
Alexa is the ... cloud-based intelligent agent that powers Echo and other devices designed around your voice.
groundbreaking
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the tanks ... the attack
spearheaded
85
Demonstrated track record of project delivery for large, cross-functional projects with ... requirements
evolving
86
Your health data stays up to date across all your devices automatically using iCloud where it is encrypted while in transit and at ...
rest
87
... and communicate technical concepts to ...
distill
| stakeholders
88
deep vs. ... learning
shallow
89
Although leaders pay attention to competitors, they ... over customers.
obsess
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leaders pay attention to competitors, they ... over customers
obsess
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They think long term and don’t ... long-term value for short-term results.
sacrifice
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They have strong judgment and good ...
instincts
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Due to Amazon business needs, your interviewer may ...
change
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We can inorder ... the tree and get the kth smallest element.
traverse
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Find the ... rate that doesn’t cause ...
maximal
| implosion
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summarize the numbers seen so far as a list of ... intervals
disjoint
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a small hard inflamed spot on the skin
pimple
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his face was covered by ...
pimples
99
When answering questions, be as ... and detailed in your response as possible.
concise
100
We realize it’s hard to ... how much information is too much versus not ... enough; an effective ... test is pausing after your ... response to ask if you’ve provided enough detail, or if the interviewer would like you to go into more depth.
gauge; gage
sufficient
litmus; litmes
succinct; sAk.sinkt
101
I expect my students to write ...
concisely
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just a ... report, please
succinct
103
pressure ...
gauge
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an instrument or device for measuring the magnitude, amount, or contents of something, typically with a visual display of such information.
gauge
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estimate or determine the magnitude, amount, or volume of.
gauge
106
giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive.
concisely
107
The party is using attitudes about gun control as a ... ... for political candidates.
litmus test
108
a test in which a single factor (such as an attitude, event, or fact) is decisive
litmus test
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the Supreme Court voided the statute by a ... 7–2 vote
decisive; di.sAi.sive
110
The general was known for his ... manner.
decisive
111
a ... defeat
decisive
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Your argument was the ... one.
decisive
113
a height-balanced binary tree is defined as a binary tree in which the depth of the two subtrees of every node never ... by more than 1
differ
114
x / y
x is ...
y is ...
dividend
| divisor
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You are given coins of different ... and a total amount
denominations
116
Tell me about a time when you ... customer ...?
demonstrated
| obsession
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How do you ... with the principle, 'Are right, a lot'?
resonate
118
Which Amazon leadership principle do you ... most with?
resonate
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If you get asked, "Tell me about a time you showed customer obsession" should your answer use the exact words "customer obsession"? Not necessarily. You can say you "..." or "..." or "..."
value customers
pay attention to customers
are customer oriented.
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No gym today. Should rest my leg. ... went back up after yesterday.
Swelling
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an abnormal enlargement of a part of the body, typically as a result of an accumulation of fluid.
Swelling
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a long journey involving travel by sea or in space.
voyage
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balancing and deletion of binary search trees are rarely asked, but you might want to have some idea how they work. It can ... from other candidates.
set you apart
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If this were a binary search tree, we could do a modified find on the two nodes and see where the paths ...
diverge
125
The time stated 8:00 am, tomorrow morning at your company’s premises.
I will be ...
punctual
126
Avoid solutions with lots of ... or huge if/else if/else blocks. Deciding between iteration and recursion can be an important step
edge cases
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? - the ... character matches 0 or 1 times only.
preceding
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All problems that can be solved recursively can also be solved ...
iteratively
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I don’t make sense why ... did you invest your life savings in your boyfriend’s business just because he’d said “it’s a good idea”. I think you’re drinkin’ too much of his ...
on earth
| Kool-Aid
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You are given two sorted arrays, A and B, and A has a large enough buffer at the end to ... B. Write a method to merge B into A in sorted order.
hold
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Primitive Types and Values: The integral types are byte , short , int , and long , whose values are 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit and 64-bit ... ... integers, respectively, and char , whose values are 16-bit ... integers representing UTF-16 code units
signed two's-complement
| unsigned
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he looked ... familiar
vaguely: slightly
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he looked ... familiar
vaguely
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However, if we have
a very large tree and want to be prepared to quit when we get too far from the original
node, DFS can be problematic; we might search thousands of ancestors of the node,
but never even search all of the node's children. In these cases, BFS is ... preferred
typically
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We should mark any node found in the course of the algorithm as "already visited" to avoid ... and ... of the nodes.
cycles
| repetition repe.tiSHen
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Breadth first search can also be useful to find the shortest path, ... depth first search may ... one adjacent node very deeply before ever going onto the immediate neighbors.
whereas
| traverse
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if we assume that the tree cannot ... duplicate values
have
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I didn't intend to ... people into thinking it was French champagne
deceive: di.sive
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I didn't intend to ... people into thinking it was French champagne
deceive: di.sive
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due to an ... and emergent situation
unforeseen: not anticipated or predicted
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due to an ... and emergent situation
unforeseen
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Given a sorted array of strings which is ... with empty strings, write a method to find the location of a given string.
interspersed
143
A typical implementation is that when the array is full, the
| array doubles in size. Each doubling takes 0(n) time, but happens so rarely that its ... time is still O(1).
amortized
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On each concatenation, a new copy of the string is created, and the two strings are ..., character by character
copied over
145
The ... is that many common queries will ... expensive joins.
drawback
| require
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The ... is that many common queries will require expensive joins.
drawback
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Some very rare conditions might be best handled through a ... (like duplicating the person's contact information in the database).
work around
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Some very rare conditions might be best handled through a ... (like duplicating the person's contact information in the database).
work around
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a method for overcoming a problem or limitation in a program or system
work around
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Each of these actions ... new tables and columns.
requires
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This can help us avoid ... joins in a relational database
costly
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The ..., however, is that if the tables are large, we may spend an ... long time doing joins on tables.
drawback
| unnecessarily
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Denormalization, then, ... a different compromise. Under denormalization, we decide that we're okay with some redundancy and some extra effort to update the database in order to get the efficiency advantages of fewer joins.
strikes
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Data ... is the process of obtaining and importing data for immediate use or storage in a database. To ingest something is to "take something in or absorb something."
ingestion
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Threads ... a given process ... the same memory space.
within
| share
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Like synchronizing a method, only one thread per instance of MyObject can execute the code ... the synchronized block.
within
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Like synchronizing a method, only one thread per instance of MyObject can execute the code ... the synchronized block
within
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... systems consist of fewer, larger components than fine-grained systems; a coarse-grained description of a system regards large subcomponents while a ... description regards smaller components of which the larger ones are composed.
Coarse-grained
| fine-grained
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For more ... control, we can utilize a lock.
granular
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Since each thread is waiting for the other thread to relinquish a lock, they both remain waiting forever. The threads ... to be deadlocked.
are said
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A process is an independent entity ... system resources (e.g., CPU time and memory) are allocated.
Each process is executed in a separate address space, and one process cannot access the variables and data structures of another process. If a process wishes to access another process' resources, inter-process communications have to be used. These include pipes, files, sockets, and other forms.
to which
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A thread exists ... a process and shares the process' resources (including its heap
space). Multiple threads within the same process will share the same heap space. This
is very different from processes, which cannot directly access the memory of another
process. Each thread still has its own registers and its own stack, but other threads can
read and write the heap memory.
within
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A lock in Java is ... by the same thread which locked it.
owned
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How much do you think this car would be worth on a trade? Fred: Well, ..., I'd say about a thousand.
right off the top of my head
| without giving it too much thought or without precise knowledge
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Object-oriented design (OOD) questions are often intentionally ... in order to test whether you'll make ... or if you'll ask ... questions.
vague
assumptions
clarifying
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You should talk to your interviewer about how ... your design should be.
general purpose
167
You should usually design for long-term code ... and ...
flexibility
| maintenance
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In any object-oriented design question, you first want to ... ... ... asking your interviewer some questions to clarify design constraints.
start off with
169
Now that we have that ... ... ... ..., we'll outline the basic system components:
out of the way
170
Instead, they are evaluating your ability to ... ... a tricky problem and to solve problems using ... ... ... ...
break down
| what you do know
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Remember that the solution for each issue might be to actually remove the issue entirely, or it might be to simply ... the issue
mitigate
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The problem, however, is that a machine ... get more data and eventually ... its capacity.
may
| exceed
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Before we start ... the problem, we need to ... whether this is a one time only operation, or if this findWords method will be called repeatedly.
solving
| understand
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Thus, the interviewer is going to be ... ... how careful you are
looking at
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I was ... happy to see David and his wife.
doubly
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The data structure BiNode could be used to represent both a binary tree or a ... linked list.
doubly
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In this case, the problem is really about finding a way to break up a string into separate words such that ... ... characters as possible are "left out" of the parsing.
as few
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having no elements in common
disjoint
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Remember that when you're discussing a linked list in an interview, you must understand whether it is a ... linked list or a ... linked list.
singly
| doubly
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We can use two pointers, p1 and p2. We place them k nodes ... in the linked list by putting pi at the beginning and moving p2 k nodes into the list.
apart
181
For the next 5-10 minutes, the interviewer will ask questions about your experience and your career ...
aspirations
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one of his highest ... was to become an astronaut.
aspirations
183
Given two integers representing the ... and ... of a fraction, return the fraction in string format.
2 / 4
numerator: 2
denominator: 4
184
But the point is that you should try to ... ... to the detail.
get down
185
... ... ... ... is to focus more on how each tool is designed than what tool to use.
The rule of thumb
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The report can be extremely detailed that how much time you spend in each part and what your reaction is after a hint ... all be included.
will
187
Interviewers are really ... to help you out by giving you hints or telling you that you’re not in the right direction.
willing
188
Never ... ... ... ... ... by over-complicating the problem.
shoot yourself in the foot
189
A common ... in coding interviews is to start coding without much consideration and discussion.
pitfall
190
Remember that no one ... expect you to come up with a design within seconds.
would
191
You don’t need to point out a solution quickly, but you can talk about how you think about the problem, what you are trying to solve at the moment and what you are ... with.
stuck
192
These questions may seem ... at first.
intimidating
193
To ... ... your scalability knowledge, we've selected some of the best readings and videos available online.
beef up
194
Remember, usually each solution is a trade-off of some kind. Changing something will ... something else.
worsen
195
The bakery can not ... these kind of customer wishes, so it must start the task when the customer is in the bakery and tell him to come back at the next day.
foresee
196
A user comes to your website and starts a very computing ... task which would take several minutes to finish.
intensive
197
where it ..., and where it fails
excels
198
Every technology, every pattern is great for some things, and ... so great for others.
not
199
But at the end of the day, it all ... ... to balancing between time to market, system complexity, cost of development, cost of maintenance, availability, and many other things.
boils down
200
Reads are 9 times more ... than writes.
frequent
201
Writes are a ... fewer that reads.
lot
202
An alternative approach could be to ... our database and ... the data across different machines.
shard
| spread
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An alternative approach could be to ... our database and spread the data across different machines.
shard
204
We could have a monitoring service that would detect this situation and would ... ... additional workers, which will also start pulling from the queue and will ... the load on the existing workers.
spin up
| alleviate
205
We are ready to scale up easily by ... ... more summarization workers.
spinning up
206
It should also be ... enough to let us deal with unexpected problems.
robust
207
As it usually is with system design interviews, it’s most likely possible to find ... in this design.
flaws
208
Another way to think about this is that without garbage collection, the developer has the full control ... how memory is used, which gives the program much more flexibility and much easier to optimize. That’s one of the reasons why C++ is more efficient. Of course, it’s also ... to error.
over
| prone
209
What’s cool about garbage collection is quite obvious. It allows developers ... ... about memory management and write more ... code. ... ... ... ..., it may affect the performance and provide less flexibility when working with memory.
care less
robust
On the flip side
210
The most notable problem is that the entire system must be suspended during garbage collection. In other words, once in a while, the program will be frozen when doing garbage collection and no ... of the working set ... ... .... Thus, it’ll significantly affect the performance of time-critical applications.
mutation
| can be allowed
211
In a ..., the problem of LFU is that sometimes an item is only used frequently in the past, but LFU will still keep this item for a long while. W-TinyLFU solves this problem by calculating frequency within a time window. It also has various optimizations of storage.
nutshell
212
To discuss concurrency, I’d like to talk about why there is concurrency issue with cache and how can we ... it.
address
213
The common solution of course is using a lock. The ... is obvious – it ... the performance a lot. How can we optimize this?
downside
| affects
214
One approach is to split the cache into multiple shards and have a lock for each of them so that clients won’t wait for each other if they are updating cache from different shards. However, given that hot entries are more likely to be visited, ... shards will be more often locked than others.
certain
215
A good way to think about this is that to improve space complexity, what should we ...? Since we still want to keep the time complexity O(1), one thing we can ... is accuracy. If we can’t guarantee to return the most accurate number, can we use less space?
sacrifice
| compromise
216
When a single machine gets too many traffic and performance becomes an issue, it’s the perfect time to think of distributed solution. Distributed system significantly reduces the ... of a single machine by scaling the system to multiple nodes, but at the same time adding complexity.
burden
217
Facing this question, most people’s minds ... ... as the question is just too ... and they don’t know where to start. Just the storage itself is non-trivial as serving videos/images ... to billions of users is extremely complicated.
go blank
broad
seamlessly
218
It’s worth to note that checking corner cases in the beginning is very necessary. Although the code is quite ..., it’s easy to make mistakes about boundaries.
concise
219
writes code that is syntactically correct and does what it is intended to do; builds maintainable and readable code; writes ... code.
idiomatic
220
I remember my heart ... when I was reading that.
sank
221
I was completely ... ... by the whole outcome.
bummed out
222
take ... and be persistent.
initiative
223
take ... and be persistent.
initiative
224
you should also be able to see potential ... and challenges with your solutions.
roadblocks
225
It all ... ... to graphs.
comes down
226
Q: How many typeahead suggestions ... ... ... provided?
are to be
227
Every search query done should ... into the system for an update.
feed
228
Does this problem require tight consistency? Or is it okay if things are ... consistent?
eventually
229
If search typeahead is not available, the site would still keep working. However, it will lead to a much ... experience.
degraded
230
As mentioned earlier, writes compete with read. ... writes and Offline updates can be used to improve read efficieny.
Sampling
231
She is a ... woman.
frugal; froooo.gel
232
Let's ... deeper into every component one by one.
dig
233
Machines will fail and ... will network.
so
234
Most distributed caching systems are good with availability and they become ... consistent. But they are not ... consistent.
eventually
| tightly
235
If changes are not atomic, the system is not tightly consistent anymore. I might see different ... based on when I query the system.
views
236
If the server goes down, then the routing service should know instantly to route to the new server which starts with a ... cache.
cold
237
we can ... the space complexity to improve the time complexity.
we can sacrifice the space complexity to improve the time complexity.
238
You must also deal ... with own/others failures and mistakes
constructively
239
Please plan ... arriving about 20-30 minutes early for check-in.
on
240
If you make it to HC it's pretty much a ...
sure shot
241
Don’t be afraid to self-... if you learned something from the situation.
critique
242
One lesson we learned from this example is that only two ... intervals are able to overlap.
nearby
243
The time complexity of sorting is O(NlogN) and the checking overlap is O(N). So ... it’s O(NlogN).
overall
244
We are moving tomorrow so things are ...
hectic
245
We have ... help so it should be ok.
hired
246
Each time, move forward end pointer ... 1 character and use the hashset to check if the ... added character has already existed.
by
| newly
247
Often,
interviewers
will
give
hints
if
you
appear
to
be
...
stuck
248
If
you
get
stuck,
don't
be
...
to
let
them
know
and
politely
ask
for
a
hint.
afraid
249
In
fact,
only
one
thread
... ...
run
at
any
given
time.
is
being
250
What
you
don't
want
to
do
is
start
...
it
all
out!
multiplying
251
Then map the whole word to the ... of prime numbers of its characters.
multiples
252
Listener/Observer Pattern: This may be the most popular design pattern out there. The idea is this: suppose there were an e‐mail list for Hacking a Google Interview (unfortunately there isn't one, but if we had been a bit more ... ..., perhaps we would have made one).
forward‐thinking
253
Since XOR is commutative and is its own inverse, each integer in the array that appears twice will ... itself ..., and we'll be left with the integer we're looking for.
cancel itself out
254
Then we can set a minimum priority that a page ... have to be crawled.
must
255
What Google Assistant is also good at is answering ... ... questions, so you can ask to see movies showing nearby and then ... ... your search to just comedy films.
follow up
| narrow down
256
!==
not equal value or not equal type
257
Siri was intended to launch specifically as a travel and entertainment ...
concierge
258
These are hard problems and when you’re a company dealing with up to a billion people, the problems get harder ...
yet
259
I dropped it last night and cracked the glass. I’m going to ... ... by the shop this afternoon to see how much a replacement screen will cost.
take it
260
Hey, you’re ... ... the whole bed.
taking up
261
Telegram’s ... .... all of my phone memory.
Taking up
262
It ... ... a lot of space.
took up
263
I don’t want to ... ... a lot of your time.
take up
264
... ... those guys before it’s too late.
Clue in
265
You clearly don’t know who you’re talking to, so let me ... you ...
clue
| in
266
At the other extreme, NLP involves “understanding” complete human ..., at least to the extent of being able to give useful responses to them.
utterances
267
Natural language processing (NLP) is a collective term referring to automatic computational processing of human languages. This includes both algorithms that take human-produced text as input, and algorithms that produce natural ... text as outputs.
looking
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The method is naive because it assumes that features are independent ... each other.
of
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But don’t be ... - it just means each point in hypercube is a list of n numbers.
intimitated
270
Build ... comunities of facebook users.
disjoint
271
Each number represents the ... of the sound wave at 1/16000th of a second intervals.
amplitude
272
The way you train them is that you get feedback from the error you’ve made and you just force your ... so that it captures the irregularities that you may not be aware of.
bait
273
K-nearest neighbors is a relatively simple algorithm to visualize but there are a few different ... we should understand too.
wrinkles
274
As the dimensionality increases, both the efficiency and ... of k-nearest neighbors suffer.
efficacy
275
before any javascript is executed, all function declarations are ... to the top of their current scope.
hoisted
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This type of syntax, writing function expressions that pass a function into another function inline, is really common in JavaScript. It can be a little tricky at first, but be patient, keep practicing, and you'll start to ... ... ... ... ...!
get the hang of it
277
on the ... hand
| on the other hand
one
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The ... of dimentionality
curse
279
In Cassandra, “wide rows” means that there ... be more than one row per partition.
can
280
Fastai might appeal to the boot-camp mindset but I am not completely ... ... ... yet.
sold on it
281
I am sure anyone you support has done and said something you wouldn’t say. That is what makes ... different from worship.
solidarity
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o effectively communicate, we must realize that we are all different in the way we ... the world and use this understanding as a guide to our communication with others.
perceive
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Our company ... ... ... during financial crisis.
went belly up
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... ... those guys before it’s too late.
Clue in
285
Apple's New iPhone Recycling Robot "Daisy" is ...
impressive
286
I am sure anyone you support has done and said something you wouldn’t say. That is what makes ... different from worship.
solidarity
287
... is such a super power!
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Please continue to develop it.
Compassion
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I'm against ... hejab and I was forced to wear it in Iran until I was 20.
compulsory
289
Consistency on nodes that are not in quorum is not kept, but they will be ... consistent.
eventually
290
To prevent read speed from ..., compaction runs in the background, merging sstables together.
deteriorating
291
Google's talk to books sounds amazing, but after playing with it, what I am ... to discover is novelty and the level of genius that we are trained to expect from Google. So, instead of web pages now book pages are indexed? What is so novel about this?
failing
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At this panel we specifically spoke about how the defense of Iranian women’s rights, democracy and human rights is often co-opted by ...
, and becomes a tool to incite war, hatred, and racism.
neocons
