I Used VSCode Extensions To Sabotage My Coding Interviews
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Interviewer #2:
/ hamzas.ca
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VSCode extensions used:
Power mode:
marketplace.vi...
Image Cycler:
marketplace.vi...
Vine booms:
marketplace.vi...
Troll keyboard:
marketplace.vi...
In your face Shrek:
marketplace.vi...
In your face Mr Incredible:
marketplace.vi...
Typing sounds:
marketplace.vi...
Dark green Jungle Theme:
marketplace.vi...
Github Copilot:
marketplace.vi...
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I'll never have fear of coding interviews again. thank you so much
Those were not real interviews so please keep your fear
@@ivankraev4264 "please keep your fear" - the devil begged
Only if you can get the task done. He got the task done, and knew what copilot was doing.
Software development one of the only fields where you can be as unprofessional as you want as long as you can disguise it as style points. :maoi:
":maoi:" 🗿
08:00 Perfect timing!
*Interviewer:* "I like Shrek too"
*Anthony:* "You like Shrek!!!" _VSCode Extension Vine Boom Sound_
"What's your favorite Shrek?"
"Three"
_Vine Boom Sound_
It sounded like the extension was disappointed in his answer
To be fair, a toned down version of the Shrek and vine sound that doesn't interfere with your performance more than a few seconds, could actually improve your chances as it helps you build rapport as long as they find it funny.
If they're so serious that it's a negative for them, then that mentality likely applies to the actual working environment, and it may just help you to dodge a bullet.
An extension that detects like a resolved syntax problem and reacts to it with a short clip from a movie like "well done, young padawan" or "you are my heeeero" could be funny and motivating 😅
wait you're onto something...
They just want to hire you so you can customize their VSCode
If I were an interviewer and someone had balls to do that, I'm seeing it as a plus 😅
I got an idea
Make an extension that take screen shoot of the interviewer face (in the discord stream) and opens it as an img in vs code
pastes into random code line
VSCode: GenZ edition
Haha, maybe do this one time with viewer designed extensions! That you also do not know what is going to happen!!
this is genius - if anyone is a vscode extension god hit my discord server up
Awesome idea but very dangerous due to malware risk
@@AnthonySistillicode that shit in notepad😂
the interviewers were on something fr
The last guy is so chill!! 🎉
The MR incredible meme for errors needs to be basekit for all code design apps
When you are paying for the mock interview, they would want you to listen what you want cause they're taking money from you
Shrek is love, Shrek is life.
third guy was unbelievably chill, lovin it
Add an extension that plays subway surfers gameplay on a corner for max productivity
Bro was watching shrek before the interview😂
This was so nice, I had to lough so much! 🤣
You should’ve made it do a loud fnaf jumpscare randomly
My imposter syndrome is gone, lol.
An upgrade to the vine boom, the vine nuke, is not something I thought I needed.
Good job 👍
My god either those guys are really bad, or they don’t want to failed someone that’s paying them.
Don't think while coding. Noted.
now i want the vine boom but only after i save the code. that would make me laugh lmaoooo and maybe have more than one meme sound XD
They just have a good time
That was...... awesome!
Flexed on me with his 4 interviews to my ZEROOOO
You were thinking while coding. What a rejection
10:33 bro is from that short laterally
This depicts why apps are more and more sheettyyy
0:48 hey it's indian dafran!
Bro 💀
1:11 excuse me what?
this is the best video from you lmao
I liked the green theme 😅
"How some like they[AI] can barely like make pictures with letters in it." - Interviewer 4
* Flux 1 exists *
* Me: Well, that aged poorly *
I mean he was overexaggerating to a point, of course. His basic idea is that AIs are not really that smart and can't do a lot. Especially in terms of coding, they're terrible, you give them semi-hard problem and even with the right amount of hints they would struggle. AIs in image/audio generation with the right prompts/settings are scary though, yeah.
crazy
They will tell you anything you wanna hear for money I guess.
that's too funny
7:25 Bro is playing 50/20 Mode in VS Code 💀💀💀
How come all the questions were todo-list? That seems way too simple.
Imagine getting hired for hitting a good streak
W vid
6:00 toki pona li lon
this the guy from tiktok
I installed VineBoom but doesnt sound
How I wish these were real 😂😂😂
So funny dude so funny
Is this brainroot programming?
Who interviews on discord
He didnt hire you because "it wasnt well thought out, you were thinking while you were coding"
The fuck?
Most likely looking for someone who designs the project first instead of jumping right into the code. I’ve seen this before, seems more common in larger companies.
@@KeiS14 that's why you have project managers, project owners, etc.
If you want someone in an interview to show you how they code, you ask them how they code, if you want them to show you how they plan ahead, you ask them how they plan ahead.
A shitty app to be made in 30min obviously doesn't require planning ahead, so not asking for it and then expecting it, is pretty damn stupid, and it doesn't mean for a bigger thing the programmer wouldnt plan ahead.
It sounds like bullshit. They take a legitimate principle and apply it to circumstances where it simply isn't possible majority of the time. If they wanted to see if his thought process was good, they could simply say "but before you start, can you walk me through how you would plan your approach?" instead of having a hidden criteria.
I once had a company give me an interview task to create an API. I wrote some basic tests to show that it is something I would do in a real project, but they got stuck on the fact that the tests weren't covering 100% of the code and that I wasn't utilizing every testing strategy possible...
Bottom line is, if they decide they don't like you, they will just come up with a weird reason.
@@v.h.203 last interview I had, the guy disabled the camera, asked me a single question, and to elaborate, and didn't ask me a single thing in the entire interview. I think I could have been John carmak and I still wouldn't have been hired, doubt he was even listening.
I'm glad I have a job, and am happy in it, because I really am not looking forward to searching for one.
@@ficolas2 when you have a hard problem and jump straight to code, you often waste a lot of time because you haven't thought it over enough. the existence of project managers, etc., doesn’t excuse the inability to solve hard problems.
lmfao
thats crazy
🤣😂😂😂😂😂
lmao
i feel for the poor people that have to suffer through that 🥲