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Right, nice try with that assumption.

I'm not exactly going to curate a list of blocks. All I will say is make any constructive criticism towards him, or one of the things he seems to love such as Musk and chances are you will be blocked. He seems to even block other researchers who have never interacted with him.

Lex Fridman is a guy who talks about being open minded and humble then proceeds to block everyone that doesn't share the same set of opinions. Seems only capable of asking the same set of questions as well.

Can't anyone say anything negative even if it makes sense?

If you can't be bothered to get out of your comfort zone you will hit a brick wall fast as a programmer. I use to be like this guy but the more I decided to take the time to learn the more I began to enjoy learning to the point it has become a hobby to learn and try new things. It is quite empowering.

You are attempting to lecture me about something I am very much aware of.

So much so that we can make jokes about the virus while a pandemic is still ongoing.

The worst part about Covid isn't the virus itself but the stupidity that surrounds it.

The issue is that anything that is faded causes negative bias towards that comment not that it is actually hard to read.

Can we at least not fade out downvoted comments?

When it comes to education online I prefer these, where they publish actual university course lectures and assignments than what you can find on Coursera and alike. There is still a big gap in the quality and depth.

'sometimes' doesn't make sense. That would also just create more interest.

These blogs are just for procasinators to feel productive. If you landed the interview then it is just about practicing through a lot of questions. The time you finished reading this comment and this blog, some people out there have already completed a mock interview or a leetcode question. I wonder who made greater gains.