An extension to torture you with LeetCode problems and force you to solve them.
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An extension where the user can't access any websites until they solve a randomly assigned LeetCode problem
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An extension which force you to solve daily leetcode problem. Say no to procrastination.
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indeed forces me to do my daily leetcode, but it would be nice if it would redirect me to my intended webpage after I solve it (cause sometimes by the time i solve it i forget what i was trying to do), and it also recognizes that I solved the question no matter from which section of the problem i solved it from (i.e. solving the question from leetcode.com/problem/discussion doesn't trigger the extension). The time which the problem is introduced should also be set based on user's location or simply decided by the user.
I went on a netflix interview and got a job at walmart, thank you
This extension got me a job at every single MAANG at once.
Is there any way to increase the frequency of the problem to more than once a day? I feel like I could torture myself more that way.
BUG REPORT: It keeps on asking me questions even after I already submitted
Why is it tagged as fun? Where is the fun in this? Leetcode has ruined my life. I used to be a happy, carefree coder who enjoyed solving problems and creating cool things. But then I discovered Leetcode, and everything changed. Leetcode is a website that offers hundreds of coding challenges, supposedly to help you prepare for coding interviews. But in reality, it's a trap. A trap that sucks you in and never lets you go. Leetcode is addictive. You start with a few easy problems, and you feel good about yourself. You think, hey, this is fun, I can do this. But then you move on to the medium and hard problems, and you realize how much you suck. You spend hours, days, weeks, trying to crack a single problem. You read the solutions, but they make no sense. You watch the videos, but they are too fast. You ask for help, but no one responds. Leetcode is frustrating. You see other people solving problems in minutes, while you struggle for hours. You see other people getting offers from Google, Facebook, Amazon, while you get rejected by every company you apply to. You see other people enjoying their lives, while you waste yours on Leetcode. Leetcode is depressing. You lose your confidence, your motivation, your passion. You forget why you wanted to code in the first place. You hate yourself, you hate coding, you hate Leetcode. But you can't stop. You can't stop because Leetcode has become your life. And Leetcode has ruined your life.
can i get uhhhhhhhh
Amazing extension. I hate my life now.
I really like this idea of having a child lock on your internet until you actually code. The leetcode problems are all in javascript or typescript though, I've only been taught C++ and i know enough Python to be comfortable with it.
Good!