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I grinded LeetCode for months. Then a repository-based debugging round humbled me.
I had 800-something LeetCode problems solved when I interviewed at Amazon. I figured I was ready. Two-pointer, sliding window, DP, graphs — I'd drilled all of it. I could smell a "this is a heap problem" from the second line of a prompt.
Then they handed me a repository. Not a blank editor — an actual codebase that was partly built, and the task was to implement a couple of new features and debug the existing ones that were broken. Real code I hadn't written, a test suite I had to get green, ...
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