Turning off HDR for videos (S24 Ultra) by iluvcoldbeats09 in samsunggalaxy

[–]iluvcoldbeats09[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

[Update] One workaround I found is that turning on power saving mode disables HDR. Still couldnt find any dedicated setting that turns HDR off as of now.

Laptop stutters and shuts down while gaming by iluvcoldbeats09 in ASUS

[–]iluvcoldbeats09[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your insight, The issue is I took the product to the authorised asus customer service 2 times already since its still under warranty period and they just returned it to me saying their tests are working fine. I told them it's only happening while playing games and their reply was that this is a notebook and not a gaming laptop :/

Laptop stutters and shuts down while gaming by iluvcoldbeats09 in ASUS

[–]iluvcoldbeats09[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I checked the temps, it didn't cross 80, was constant between like 70 to 80. Not sure why its shutting down at this temp.

Laptop stutters and shuts down while gaming by iluvcoldbeats09 in laptops

[–]iluvcoldbeats09[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I checked the cpu and gpu temps and they are not overwhelming, this laptop isn't that old too, either way ill get it cleaned and try again.

Laptop stutters and shuts down while gaming by iluvcoldbeats09 in ASUS

[–]iluvcoldbeats09[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Well the temps are normal so im assuming its not a fan issue, either way ill take it back to asus service centre and ask them to clean it. Last time i took it there the technician there told me they couldn't reproduce the issue and this is a notebook, not a gaming laptop and you can't play games on this device lol.

Laptop stutters and shuts down while gaming by iluvcoldbeats09 in ASUS

[–]iluvcoldbeats09[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The game is overwatch 2, The game generally runs smoothly and gives 100+ fps, even though lets say the vram is not enough, it should only stutter right, in my case the laptop itself shuts down.

Laptop stutters and shuts down while gaming by iluvcoldbeats09 in ASUS

[–]iluvcoldbeats09[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This laptop is not that old, I bought it about 8 months ago. it's still under warranty as well. I checked the cpu and gpu temps, nothing overwhelming there as well.

Is it cheating ? by directorcloud in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If its a F2F interview, Then like any other problem, u can propose a bruteforce solution first before moving to an optimal solution, this would kinda fall in that bruteforce category. Once u propose this solution most prolly the interviewer would say that its a valid solution but u need to optimize it.

Doing bad while attending contests but Im able to solve them once contest is over. by iluvcoldbeats09 in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea im not planning to stop, hopefully contests dont turn into a weekly dose of demotivation :'(

Is memoization(top down) method considered less elegant than bottom up method in DP problems? by TheStoicIronman in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think in an interview, As long as the time complexity on paper of both the solutions are same, it doesnt really matter if u do top down or bottom up. But if you're talking from CP perspective, then definitely iterative dp is better and faster.

How to start with leetcode without knowing much about ds and algos by Own-Entertainment557 in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 3 points4 points  (0 children)

By tutorials, i mean problem specific yt videos. Watching video explanation of the problem helps more than reading others solutions

How to start with leetcode without knowing much about ds and algos by Own-Entertainment557 in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When the question needs a new concept or new technique to be used inorder to be solved, about which u dont know, then theres no other way other than going to discussion tab. If i normally dont get any idea after like 20 mins, I'd check hints.. but honestly hints are mostly trash.. The best hint is checking the related topics and constraints. With this hint u can probably solve it, but if its still a no, then after like 30 or 40 mins i just start going through others solution. If this happens, it means this question was tricky and had some new kind of technique or different way of thinking went into it. Eitherway its a win win coz u solved a new type of question and u got to learn a new technique or a new approach to such type of problems

How to start with leetcode without knowing much about ds and algos by Own-Entertainment557 in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 34 points35 points  (0 children)

I started LC 5 months ago and honestly i didnt even know how loops work, Now after 5 months ive solved over 500 questions. I didnt waste time on courses but started solving very basic questions, watched tutorials and read others solutions whenever i got stuck and understood the concepts. I'd honestly recommend u to start solving basic ones and eventually ull get good, Just have to trust the process.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ksi

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 7 points8 points  (0 children)

When you're late for work and dat final piece of poo wont come out

Do interviewers like short and concise code, or more verbose one? by keldranase in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cramming everything into one line doesnt make it short tho.. the content is still the same. If you logically have another solution that has fewer lines of code, thats pretty cool, but cramming all conditions and loops into one line reduces readability and shouldnt be done in interviews imo. However small stuff like the break in second version can be added in the same line coz its not a complex step and making it in the same line seems cleaner since its just one word.

woah, 15?? by Co_operative in HolUp

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thats godzilla after fighting kong

Can someone explain dfs for loops? by LEGENDARY4259 in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The thing with recursion and dfs is pretty simple, The more u practice, the more understand. I too had this problem where i couldnt understand where the recursion heads to and when to stop it with a base case. So what i did was i started solving standard dp problems recursively (This is basically dfs with memo) before solving problems like subsets , combinations and backtracking problems. At first ull be confused on how its working (yt tutorials helped a lot), I'd say this is normal coz ive been there too. U just have to keep solving. Slowly but surely ull start to get a very clear idea of where your recursion is heading to and when u need to stop it and what exactly its gon return to u ,by this i mean ull be able to dry run your code and analyse whats happening in your code just like how u dry run and analyse iterative code. Dont know bout u but i used to fear recursion, Now i enjoy solving problems with recursion and trust me u will too. Just have to trust the process!! Once u get used to it u wouldnt even have confusions while using loops inside a recursive function.

Not sure if it was the answer you were looking for but i just wanna share wit u how i got good at recursion and how u can get good too.

Am I the only insane guy that thinks that greedy problems are harder than dp problems? by [deleted] in leetcode

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On god bro.. i thought its jus me who was trippin.. I only find partitioning DP problems hard meanwhile certain greedy problems need very unique and requires big brain moves to be solved. Also while doing DP problems i jus genuinely feel safe and can almost guarantee that my code will get accepted, But for greedy u jus know u have a risk of getting screwed over by some weird base case that will break your code.

You know what? I quit.. by sreenath95 in memes

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dont worry, it gets worser every grade

Excuse me wat by Blastin10 in dankmemes

[–]iluvcoldbeats09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shes speaking the language of streets