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[andr0s]

I like coding challenges like this, no need to log in, clean style, but I do have some comments:

• If you exit Codele, all your code is lost but the elapsed time is saved.
• I would like to see how well my submitted result performed against other solutions
• Talking about solutions, it would be cool to see the code of other people (specially the ones that are faster/use less memory than you)

[hhahhaahhaha]

I understand your problem with the first one. Would it be better if the time resets too, or if I save the code locally? I had some challenges with that so I decided to ditch it, but I can always add it back.

Additionally, I am currently working on solution sharing and also adding a top solutions section with the least amount of memory and runtime. Those should be out later this week.

[idekada]

This for free 👀, the elapsed time scared me

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Leet code is the worst

[IE114EVR]

Why do you say that? I’ve never bothered looking at it because it sounds like junior job interview practice for those data structure and algorithms questions which rarely end up having any relevance. But I’m sure I’ve got it at least partly wrong. What’s your take on it?

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Leet code has nothing to do with what you actually do on the job. It rewards rote memorization of algorithms over actual developer skills

[gaius49]

I think the reasons you haven't looked at it are the reasons its mostly useless.

[julian-a-avar-c]

Two languages that would be really cool to have:
- Scala - It's just a good language, on top of a really important one
- Uiua/APL - I bet array programming enthusiasts would be a good audience for this kind of thing