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I was asked to implement a concurrent system component and then discuss how to make it fault-tolerant under specific failure modes. The follow-up questions were brutal—they kept pushing on edge cases regarding memory safety and race conditions in a high-throughput environment. It felt much more like a real-world engineering challenge than a standard whiteboard session.
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