How to grind leetcode without forgetting | Retain what you learn

This video highlights a common problem faced by many tech interview candidates: spending countless hours solving hundreds of data structures and algorithms problems, only to retain a small fraction of the knowledge. This often leads to struggling with problems they've encountered before and difficulty applying their knowledge to new challenges.

In this video, we provide guidance on updating your "grinding" approach to ensure better retention. This approach saves you from wasted effort, helps you build on your knowledge, and ultimately improves your chances of success.


Diagnostic tests to discover your knowledge gaps
Custom learning paths with our AI coach by your side
Crash courses (LLD, System Design, & Coding)
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[WebSurfingIsMyPastime]

That spacing in between recalls can be abstracted out to the concept of attempting something ‘in a new unit of time’. When you have to recall/re-evaluate a situation, you’re simply evaluating the same situation but in a ‘new unit of time’ where ur old perceptions/biases are not influencing your current perception.

[thesunabsolute]

This gets exponentially more difficult the more questions you answer. I’m at like 270 questions answered, and spaced repetition takes up like 2 hrs just to review a subset of 10 problems a day to cycle through the whole set every month or so.

[jaitlimaye]

3:00 given the pattern is constant figure out how many days will it take for the Kth revision to get to 60% retention

[music_aksh]

why does the website look straight from 80s" ? Great video though.

[GunalanDeivaganpathy]

What set of problems to practice topic wise or random

[iFiSiKz]

Why is your website so bad if you are such a knowledgeable engineer?

[hananjemal-dolk]

Thank you, I am stating to solve leetcode problems, and I am currently In software engineering bootcamp in the program first they give us some topic to read and then solve problems from leetcode, is this the right approach ? Or solving each problems 1 by 1

[dantesbytes]

my memory is near perfect i just need my own place, but not an apartment that's the only way my life will get back to normal, but i'm going to need a min 30k to build a tiny home.

[CodeF]

Thank you very much bro. Do you have a discord server sir?