This book mostly teaches things that I don't think AI can... But also -- seemingly-silly things can help build foundation for more human learning. Multiplicat

This book mostly teaches things that I don't think AI can... But also -- seemingly-silly things can help build foundation for more human learning. Multiplication tables seemed to have an important role for centuries -- they don't turn you into Einstein, but I bet he knew what 2x5 equaled pretty early in life. Here's just one Amazon review on this: "This is the best overall resource that I've seen for software engineering job searches and coding interviews. There's a lot of free online resources out there so I was on the fence about buying this, but this is the most high-quality and practically useful collection of tips, tricks, advice, and explanation of relevant CS data structures & algorithms concepts that I've seen. There's also a lot of practical advice on how to approach the job search. This, plus leetcode, would be my most highly recommended resources for coding interviews. I think the content of this book would be relevant and useful from the new grad level through the staff SWE level. It's also a totally different book than the original CTCI (which I also have), not just another iteration of the same thing. I never write reviews for anything, but I felt like I had to for this because I was surprised by how good this is."