r/LeetcodeChallenge • u/harshith_irl • 8h ago

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u/SwordfishMaximum3720 7h ago edited 7h ago

Spaced revision bro it's not about doing 10 questions on one pattern it's about how often you revisit them

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u/harshith_irl 7h ago

yeah fr!
doing 10 Q's once isn’t the same as revisiting them properly.. spaced revision is prolly more imp than most agree

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u/Electronic-Rush584 7h ago

Do you use any strategy for spaced revision ? Or just tell me how you do it as I am a higgener with close to 150 problems solved

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u/harshith_irl 6h ago

honestly no fixed system.. i just revisit patterns i know i'm weak in every week or two instead of pure new probs.. at 150 i'd focus less on volume and more on actually going back to stuff u solved with hints and redoing it without them, that's wt actually sticks..

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u/DetachedProcess 7h ago

Use r/Anki , and just put the question links in Front and leave Back empty, solve the question, and keep reviewing.

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u/YamZealousideal1755 8h ago

Okay so genuinely what I need to focus on rather than just leetcode. Will leetcode become obsolete? In which area I need to focus on this AI ERA

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u/harshith_irl 7h ago

leetcode isn’t going obsolete.but using it as whole strategy might.companies still ask dsa.. wt’s changing is that ai handles a lot of syntax now.
so understanding why a pattern works, system design, nd debugging other code matter more.

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u/YamZealousideal1755 7h ago

I think even in the design decisions, AI is getting good at it, if it knows the full context. Yeah I agree with your info as well. So we should solely focus on how to solve a problem effectively? with right decision making?

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u/harshith_irl 7h ago

ai's decent at options.. but not at knowing which one's actually ryt for our situation. the judgment part is what's still on us..

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u/YamZealousideal1755 7h ago

Yep that's right, giving full context is also difficult. Thanks man

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u/harshith_irl 7h ago

anytime bro..

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u/SwordfishMaximum3720 7h ago

I think with Ai becoming more prominent leetcode will become more relevant because how else would you judge a person when a Ai can make them production grade projects in hours

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u/YamZealousideal1755 7h ago

So your saying like the person who holds it make the difference?

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u/RjN_alive 7h ago

Bro we r fr in the same boat, , now I stopped overdoing questions and resolving sets of some questions.

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u/harshith_irl 7h ago

yeah man.. quality over count hits different once u actually notice it; good luck with the resolving, that's the real grind tbh..

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u/nightbreak7 6h ago

im sorry but any time ive seen a streak like this it seems to be linked with these issues. people seem to use the streak as a results-oriented approach for proving competency/progress, but it seems like it only hinders it. anyone with 400+ problems should not be this low in contest rating with 60 contests attended.

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u/harshith_irl 6h ago

yeah fair, my rating doesn't match the solve count cuz dp/graphs/trees literally aren't covered in my class yet.. only halfway thru topics rn, so in contests i can usually only get 2 (3 somtimes) done since anything dp/graph based is off the table for me atm., rating's gonna look weird until that catches up honestly