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is dsa even necessary ? i have been solving dsa since past few weeks and i came across a lot of posts and content that say " don't dsa anymore , instead get you hands on building complex project "
and I was just wondering
what do you think??
#dsa#developer
@mooni1ghts how about using the free one? automate boring task and when it got run out of tokens ... build yourself for next few hours, or analyse previous code to see if there is any mistake
@ImLunaHey 20k+ lines looks so big. and you are building a web browser so. what do you think rust in general ? like does it give any benefit in faster development because most critical memory bugs don't get complied
@chinedu_10 i have a question. so if it can be solved by validating major critical bugs in compile time (especially memory related) .why so many programmers didn't thought of that for 20years. just curious π
I had this same question.
the only answer i could find is that the risk factor is very high in system level programming. systems are more complicated than normal web development and vibe coders aren't used to that.
Can we all at least agree that debugging is so much easier now.
Like if a user has a random error, I have a general idea which logs to look at. Now instead of reading through all the noise, I can just point an LLM to do it.
Reminder that LLMs are a tool. Whether it's a hammer or software, we use tools because they help us bypass our human limitations.
solved LIS (Longest Increasing Subsequence ) problem with dp.
thinking with bottom-up kind of little more challenging than top down approach. but simplicity of solution at the end worth it. π
#dsa#dynamicProgramming
vibe coders who are now doing "live coding" streams no longer have the fear of SHAME... You don't know what it's like to have a typo lead to an hour debugging only to realize you're possibly dyslexic
is it just me or does it feel incredibly difficult to communicate well after coding all day?
I find it hard to explain my work at a higher level of abstraction when Iβve been so focused on the details for an extended period of time