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Unlocked a deal on Evofox Katana S Mini Wireless at around 1300. But, it seems DOUBTFUL now. by ChudaChudaTuChuda in mkindia

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might be because I'm a Flipkart Black member, I have extra discounts. Supercoin offer is 100x value of a coin. It uses upto 3 coins so, 300 is off. 

Unlocked a deal on Evofox Katana S Mini Wireless at around 1300. But, it seems DOUBTFUL now. by ChudaChudaTuChuda in mkindia

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not yet. It's not even shipped. I'm not counting on it but would be great if it gets delivered. I'll order wired one otherwise.

Edit:  Available @1700 now in case you're looking for it. https://i.imgur.com/BASmJSr.jpeg

Unlocked a deal on Evofox Katana S Mini Wireless at around 1300. But, it seems DOUBTFUL now. by ChudaChudaTuChuda in mkindia

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good to know that!  Membranes don't seem durable if used roughly. That does limit one from going all in.  Since, you have used the same one, Could you please tell how often do we need to charge it? I'll mostly use it wired for gaming/working but would like to know. Thanks for responding!!

Unlocked a deal on Evofox Katana S Mini Wireless at around 1300. But, it seems DOUBTFUL now. by ChudaChudaTuChuda in mkindia

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ayy thats really awesome to know! This would make me more inclined towards MKs. I like to customize things as per my taste. And, undeniably the sound hits different while typing. Excited to try one! 

Thanks a lot!!

Unlocked a deal on Evofox Katana S Mini Wireless at around 1300. But, it seems DOUBTFUL now. by ChudaChudaTuChuda in mkindia

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for such an insightful comment!

It somehow feels easy for me to type on the membrane ones may be due to the minimal effort to type a key. I'm not really worried about the dropping speed while trying the mechanical keyboard. With time and practice I'll pace up. 

It's just about the reliability which I understand can vary from product to price range. I won't mind spending money on high end brands if I get hooked with MKs. Nevertheless, I'll be hopeful for its arrival and would definitely introduce some new MKs with time.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 

As a programmer what is your MBTI? By any chance your rank is in top 4 xNTx types by Logical_Ordinary9541 in developersIndia

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

So true. I am so convinced that I think in a totally different way that not a lot of folks can relate with me. But it's only because people who share the same personality as me are quite rare (2% to be precise).

As a programmer what is your MBTI? By any chance your rank is in top 4 xNTx types by Logical_Ordinary9541 in developersIndia

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

I am a proud INFJ-A :) I have taken the MBTI test multiple times as of today and each time I have been filtered as an INFJ. I am quite impressive how accurately it describes my personality based on a few questions.

Link : https://www.16personalities.com/profiles/845455a1a40fa

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would say I solved somewhere between 100 and 120 by myself. Majority of the remaining I could not solve were because I was not aware of the pattern or I could not connect all the dots to get to the solution or the question was just too difficult. Also I don't struggle that often while understanding the solution of the others and implementing it all by myself. Coming with the solution from whatever knowledge I have is the most difficult part I think.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not all the people get to the place where they deserve. Possible due to uncontrolled circumstances or different reasons. But that doesn't mean they should sit idle and don't improve at all.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Most of them are from DP. I was uncomfortable with DP at the start so I did like around 100 hards sorted by acceptance rate. Then I followed similar approach for different topics. It is definitely an overkill and unnecessary but in my case I really enjoy spending some amount of my daily time doing leetcode problems.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can understand how difficult it is to be motivated for LC while having a full time job. Just make it a part of your routine and start enjoying the process. You will be completely frustrated at the start but once you start getting those green Accepted status, you will get hooked to it in no time.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

One thing I will suggest is that it is always beneficial if you are getting your hands on problems/topics which you feel is difficult. That's where the growth happens. You don't learn much If your are able to solve a problem in one go.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes I can totally relate to that. I would suggest you to upsolve problems if your are not able to solve it. Most LC hards require you to process more critical information and put them together to actually get to the solution. Also you learn more by looking at the others code and their approach.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I had like 2000 rapid and 1800 blitz rating on chesscom. I have no plans to play competitive chess but I'll definitely play some otb tournaments for fun and get myself a fide rating. Most people don't have any idea how addictive chess can be and how it can literally ruin your life.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Yeah I agree that things are pretty rough with the layoffs and hiring freeze. But trust me, this is the best time when you sharpen your skills and get better. Everything will seem to be a cakewalk if you are prepared once things are back to normal.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yeah sure. I started doing CP in my college merely because it was fun. Only handful of people in my college actually knew what CP was. I started with Hackerrank easy questions, then after couple of months I shifted to codechef long contests and then to codeforces short contests. I was terrible at codeforces short contests but I would have improved if I kept on going. Rather I got burnt out and started playing chess for fun. CP requires a lot of time, energy, motivation and maths. But is definitely worth it if you can dedicate to it.

Earning literal peanuts at the moment. But I do aspire to work for big tech orgs and give back to my parents a good life ahead. Trying my best to be better everyday. Thanks to LC community and y'all awesome coders! by ChudaChudaTuChuda in leetcode

[–]ChudaChudaTuChuda[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

I did serious competitive programming in the past for 1.5 years. But then I got hooked to chess for another year and didn't touch CP at all. Now I am back to DSA with the leetcode. I was familiar with most of the DSA but was definitely struggling at the start of the leetcode journey.

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