coding-interview-university

This is a reading list and study plan, not software. Zero technical novelty—it's a curation of existing CS fundamentals and interview wisdom. But it scores 0.95 signal because it's brutally honest about what actually matters (75% of CS degree, not 100%), filters noise ruthlessly, and the author's lived proof (Amazon hire after 8 months) is credible. The minimal slop (0.05) exists only because some recommended resources are outdated, not because the guide overstates itself. It doesn't pretend ...