Debugging Under Uncertainty - Case Study: Bazel

Let's talk about debugging a very large codebase that we know nothing about.

Intro: 00:00
Part 1: 00:58
Analysis 1: 4:28
Part 2: 6:32
Analysis 2: 8:18
Part 3: 12:42
Analysis 3: 14:36
Part 4: 20:32
Part 5: 23:36
Analysis 4: 25:01
Part 6: 27:18
Part 7: 36:10
Part 8: 42:42

I focus primarily on the thought process and strategy that goes into approaching technical interview questions, how a candidate can be more efficient with their time, and how a candidate can avoid a lot of the non-obvious cues that makes them appear weaker than they really are.

Outro song:

[stanleychenly]

Glad you're back! Your videos are very informative and inspiring; they've helped me recognize the things I need to do, as well as how to do them, in order to get a job in the tech industry. Keep up the good work!

[doom]

Hello edbert, I am starting to CS this year they teach java in the first year. I am not a complete beginner to programming I code ReactJS for a while. So, do I have to learn discrete math before starting your resources? Or do you have any other suggestions?