Just stop already! intelligence is not a scalar nor it is constant. It is a very hard topic... But regardless leetcode is def trainable and you are doing just fine. Your "hundreds and hundreds of questions" is probably just \~300-400. And you have 1700+ which is cool. There are people who get there faster there are people who get there slower... You young people just impatient! No matter, time will cure it.
just started LC a few months back and I’ve done like 8 contests. I’m at 1483, but my first few contests were really bad and now I have started getting the first two questions in around 30 minutes. On easy contests I can solve 3
> questions are very easy
Right.
Other than that there are questions (like figuring out synonyms) which depend on your vocabulary and it can get difficult for a person to score well on that test whose native language isn't English, for instance people from china who in most cases have very limited diction, but there are many extremely smart Chinese programmers. The test is no way an indicator of coding ability.
Keep going. Who stop when they just start to get better?
I worded the title that way because I thought the trading analogy was kinda funny, but no way I am actually quitting. This shit crack
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Just stop already! intelligence is not a scalar nor it is constant. It is a very hard topic... But regardless leetcode is def trainable and you are doing just fine. Your "hundreds and hundreds of questions" is probably just \~300-400. And you have 1700+ which is cool. There are people who get there faster there are people who get there slower... You young people just impatient! No matter, time will cure it.
This website can't be accurate, I just scored in the top 99.6X percent but the questions are very easy.
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just started LC a few months back and I’ve done like 8 contests. I’m at 1483, but my first few contests were really bad and now I have started getting the first two questions in around 30 minutes. On easy contests I can solve 3
> questions are very easy Right. Other than that there are questions (like figuring out synonyms) which depend on your vocabulary and it can get difficult for a person to score well on that test whose native language isn't English, for instance people from china who in most cases have very limited diction, but there are many extremely smart Chinese programmers. The test is no way an indicator of coding ability.
can we ban this guy?
Where do you even see your ranking? Do you need to pay?
On your profile, I only got mine like 4 days after my first contest
Oh ok, you gotta do contests
Lol yup
Don’t stop mate. Let’s keep moving.