The favorite website of Indians and Chinese. LeetCode has a huge collection of algorithm problems that can help you land your dream software developer job at Facebook, Google, etc.. Many people practice coding interview questions on LeetCode with the goal of making $135k the first year they graduate. There is a mysterious legend that says you don't actually have to know a thing about software development to get a job at top tech companies, as long as you know how to traverse a BST on a whiteboard. Personally, I believe that firmly. And that's why I'm done explaining to you peasants and back on my way to that six-figure package.
LingLing: "Dude how could you afford that big-ass yacht? That thing is like $2 million!"
Vihaan: "Oh I just leetcoded a bunch of dynamic programming and Amazon begged me to be their project leader. They're paying me $1 mil a year and I can't even do shit."
leetcode buddies, n. two or more people who perform the act of leetcoding (ie. do leetcode problems) together, whether physically together, virtually together, or even with each other in mind. oftentimes, leetcode buddies lean on each other for help, work through problems together, et cetera. leetcode buddies can also be dating.
The stereotypical software developer that subsists on grinding Leetcode and memorizing how to do algorithms for interviews rather than write their own projects. Usually lacks passion for programming and just does it for that cash.
Hey, did you see that Leetcode greaser got asked a question in an interview that they didn't memorize? Yeah, bummer man...
Used to describe people who memorize leetcode problems used in technical interviews at tech companies. These people are usually deficient in other areas and their expertise is limited to basic algorithms.
A: Hey, did you hear about how Uber had a mega data breach today?
B: Yeah, serves them right for hiring leetcode warriors like Phillip and Chris.
A political aesthetic that uses the visual language of leftist movements—raised fists, red flags, protest signs, revolutionary iconography—as a mood or style. Leftcore can be sincere political expression or aestheticized solidarity, depending on context. It draws on historical images of labor movements, socialist realism, punk activism, and contemporary protest photography. Colors are deep reds, blacks, and occasional splashes of anarchist purple or socialistgold. Leftcore is the look of a generation that came of age during austerity and climate crisis, finding in leftist imagery a language for resistance.
Example: "The poster was a stylized raised fist, boldred and black, with minimal text—Leftcore, turning political symbols into visual shorthand for a movement."