The most impressive part to me isn't how fast he can come up with a solution, but its how quickly he can understand the problems. Also the typing speed is really impressive!
because 95% of programmers dont grind leetcode, don't be intimidated, this is a skill he spent over a year pursueing. Leetcode is ignored by most programmers@@apacha2004
@@manhalrahman5785 And also talent, don't forget that. If you don't have talent it doesn't matter how many hours you practice, you will still only be mediocre at it.
What's more impressive than how quickly he understands and solves the problems, is how that poor keyboard is still functioning after all that abuse. Really good work, keep it up
is it really an achievement to be born with an above-average brain? he will score perfect results on university, joins a position in a big tech company and will happily enjoy the rest of his life with a big salary while you are telling him how awesome he is for doing nothing and still being better than everybody else
@@Tobias-t3k lol you're weird. I bet this guy have worked extremely hard his entire life every day to accomplish this. He wasn't just born smart, he worked hard for it.
@@Tobias-t3k he graduated Harvard CS, no one is born with programming skills i bet he had to study hard to get to where he is now no matter how intelligent he is
@@Tobias-t3kwhat are you even talking about? Clearly he has studied this and spent a lot of time and energy on it. It’s not just because he “has a big brain”. You can have a big brain and be average too
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i remember we were playing rust and raided a guy who was apparently the top 10 fastest typer and he was agruing in chat with us and it was crazy how fast he typed his long agruemnets
@@StreetSmartification havent watched it all but l will see the duration of the video and the duration of the exam and if it fits, its not fast forwarded
Holy this man's typing speed is impressive. It's one thing to type alphabets this fast, but to type all the brackets, symbols and quotations etc are really impressive.
Nah his problem solving skill is a talent. Dude is actually the definition smart not intelligent but smart. Because being smart is actually better then being intelligent because being smart means u can take learned knowledge and use it in practice, but intelligent people just learn things and that’s it
@@LogoSystemCG u can literally look it up ur self, intelligence means u can pick up information fast and understand it to some extent. Its more of a memory and focus thing.
I have no idea wtf he is doing but its impressive how he can adjust on the fly. He can actually type faster than I can just randomly hit keys on my keyboard.
I really appreciate you going through the questions, and in turn how you chose to write your code. Makes it much easier to understand for my simple mind.
It's amazing the sole speed at which he's able to type while programming. I mean, you could achieve that speed with a lot of practice with regular words, but with all the symbols and whatnot... man, that's something else. Not to mention his problem solving skills... admirable.
stuff like this is insane, the way he's typing the solutions and understanding the problems at such a fast and precise pace is absolutely mind-boggling.
bro i dont know anything about programming. ive always wanted to know stuff like this - but when i see how complicated it is & how fast you are... youre a diffrent breed mate
@@roskva666 that is simply not true, u can learn a lot by building its true but really its about problem solving and he does that better than all of us
you know that feeling when your heart feels elation when your code finally works the way you want it. well take that times 100 when you realized you are ranked first in a coder contest that literally pays money !
I don't think you would read my comment, but hats off to you, man. I am in the 4th semester of my CS bachelor's and need help comprehending what to study in an hour, and I travel daily for over 3 hours to and fro to the college. You really have inspired me. It is unbelievable, and many congratulations on Devin's success. Indeed, it's a tech revolution movement from you guys. Kudos to Scott Wu and the other team of you guys also.
@@j.a.3138 bro no it’s super cool being able to code. I’d take computer science if i had some past experience with it like high school but uni classes are too hard im just a mechanical engineer
I don't know what I just witnessed but judging from the comments below, this is a very impressive feat! Joking aside, I know that this level of programming takes a different level of disclipine, dedication, and rigorous practice, and coming from someone who has a fondness for CP, this is something that I could only ever dream of accomplishing nicely done!
its very tempting to see the final product which is you crushing almost every problem , we want to see when you started out and if you did struggle to get it , how many years it took you ?
If you're currently learning to program, don't let this discourage you. Remember, algorithms on popular sites like RU-vid and social media platforms such as Instagram or TikTok tend to showcase people who are exceptionally skilled in a particular area. This type of "extremism" can make it seem like such levels of achievement are unattainable for you. While you might not reach those extremes, becoming an average programmer is already a significant accomplishment-more than many who have tried and failed before you. Focus on your own progress, stick to the process rather than fixating on the outcome, and don't let these extreme examples distract you from pursuing your dreams. P.S. This isn't to discredit the dude in the video-what they've achieved is truly amazing, and I'm flabbergasted. However, it's important to remember that people like this are unique, and it's perfectly okay to be average.
I know programming? NO Do I understand what's happening in this video? NO Do I even understand what programming language you're using? NO Do I understand how you even submit the answer to the problem? NO Did I watch the entire video? ABSOLUTELY Am I amazed and impressed? OBVIOUSLY
I did not even try to understand what he is doing, the way and the speed he types tells me he is the another level of human being. I have met couple people like him, litteraly wunderkids, it's amazing and scary at same time, if you end up in same team, better pray he is a good fella.
After 30 minutes, I finally understood the basics of what they wanted, sorta. Lol, that's some tough stuff, and he is amazingly quick at getting that out of his head!
The most impressive part to me isn't how fast he can come up with a solution, but its how quickly he can understand the problems. Also the typing speed is really impressive!'
For the problem C1, I think the intended way to solve it was to take code word C_1, and for each code word C_i, where i goes from 2 to N, append i-1 dots to it if C_1 starts with dash, otherwise i-1 dashes. So for example, C_1 == '.-.-', you get '.-.--', '.-.---', '.-.----', etc
Jesus Christ!!! Less than an hour, an insane speed, C++ lenguage and Sublime Text Editor dude WTF 😮Im super impressed what a Chad! This is really how I imagine my self when Im coding
The thing im most impressed by is his abiility to type that fast like wtf? being able to program like that takes less time to learn than to type that fast
Software development is not about solving leetcode problems in the fastest timeframe. Just like creating a song that people love !== playing Chopin on piano. It could be, but it's like 0.001% of use cases.
i love that stuff like this or electronics competitions etc go on, to encourage these skills, we need themin the future, people like me, who dont do this stuff, are some a smal group of people who know they are consumerrs but appreciate you builders, both in reality and in cyber space and infrastructure of the www.
