by TheTotalMc January 20, 2022
by mr. fuel October 05, 2012
The term "root node mentality," created by Hunter, refers to the root node of a data structure, specifically a tree structure. In computer science, many things are organized in tree structures, with the root node being the TOP node where everything begins. Think of it as the trunk of a tree from which all branches grow. Everything in the tree originates from the root.
This idea is similar to a social hierarchy, where the goal is to reach the top position. In this social tree, being the root node means being a leader and trendsetter, not just a follower or "leaf node." Attractive women often prefer men who are at the top of society, so aiming to be a leader, or a "root node," is beneficial.
This idea is similar to a social hierarchy, where the goal is to reach the top position. In this social tree, being the root node means being a leader and trendsetter, not just a follower or "leaf node." Attractive women often prefer men who are at the top of society, so aiming to be a leader, or a "root node," is beneficial.
Q: How do you know everybody? How are you so well connected, bro?
A: It's the root node mentality, man.
A: It's the root node mentality, man.
by LeafNodeAf May 28, 2024
The general sense of unease followed by intense sweating and nausea when checking your ETCPOW nodes.
by Crypto Punter December 07, 2023
The general sense of unease followed by intense sweating and nausea when checking your ETCPOW nodes.
by Crypto Punter December 07, 2023
"Do it node" is a slang term used to encourage someone to take action and complete a task or assignment. The term "node" is a reference to a point in a network where data is transmitted, suggesting the need to complete a task in order to keep things moving smoothly. The phrase is often used in a playful or sarcastic manner to motivate someone who may be procrastinating or hesitant to take action.
Person 1: "I'm not sure if I should apply for that job. I don't think I'm qualified enough."
Person 2: "Come on, do it node? You never know what might happen. It's better to try than to never know."
Person 2: "Come on, do it node? You never know what might happen. It's better to try than to never know."
by Do it node? Questioner 75 April 14, 2023
An incorrect spelling of lymph node, often found on the notes of medical and veterinary students. It sounds far cuter than the intended.
by strugglingvetstudent May 05, 2018