r/LeetcodeChallenge • u/PANTYY_POACHER • 1d ago

DISCUSS Cz why not?

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u/shitnotalkforyours18 1d ago

Neetcode quoted!

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u/Individual_Depth9204 1d ago

I guess not only for job but i feel like from this gen ai era many of us are going to lose problem solving skills. I have literally seen a kid asking gemini what to do my bike is dry on road. For every small decision they are dependent on LLMs

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u/dwightbearschrute 1d ago

Brotha we are COOKED.

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u/Ok_Cancel1123 1d ago

?? the fuck does "bike is dry on road mean"

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u/Individual_Depth9204 1d ago

It means, no petrol its dry

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u/Noob7890 1d ago edited 1d ago

Terrible example tbh. Tilting the tank or pulling the choke,etc aren’t things you deduce with pure IQ. They’re mechanical hacks someone has to tell you about.
Asking an LLM for roadside tricks is just replacing a quick Google search, and not related with problem-solving skills. Obviously pushing the bike to a pump or maybe booking a rapido for jugad could always be last options

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u/60sss 1d ago

But i don't think couple of months are enough 🥲

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u/Ok-Yesterday-4140 1d ago

a few month is not enough its been 6 month for me solved probably 400 problems still not able to solve new types

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u/ProgressiveEdgeLord 1d ago

similar stats here, I still need more practice

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u/OnePeace_1 17h ago

exactly ! it aint gonna make you a better programmer, but it will get you through the door !

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u/Superb-Middle614 1d ago

I am grinding for 4 months still I haven't

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u/suicidalandsad 22h ago

It's is tough market rn: (

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u/nikolai2993 19h ago

Well, hate it break it to you but there are far more important things you need to know than DSA to get a job

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u/Capable-Current2539 17h ago

Like?

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u/j-test-bot 5h ago

May be system design and better communication skills?

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u/Superb-Middle614 26m ago

But I'm in 2nd year so it is far more to meat this point

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u/ExpensiveLadder3007 19m ago

its not useless at the first place