I was solving a leetcode problem (it's the famous design LRU cache problem), I got the feeling that I solved it before. but I wanted to solve it anyway. then I tried but couldn't escape TLE(not efficient enough). so I checked if I actually did it before, and yea I did.
then I look at the solution and it used doubly linked list for efficient recency update, stores the nodes in a hash map for O(1) access, I was like damn dude did you actually came up with this approach🤯

I convinced myself that I must have used a hint or something back then just to feel I am better now lol

@bakacodes

🚀 Gebeta Link: From MVP to a Growing Startup

Over the past few months, I’ve been building Gebeta Link, a platform that helps restaurants and cafés manage their operations digitally.

What started as a simple MVP has grown into a real startup product.

During development, the platform was tested in 5+ restaurants and cafés, allowing me to work closely with owners, understand their daily workflow, and improve the system through real feedback.

Today, Gebeta Link helps restaurants run their business through a simple digital system where everything can be tracked in one place.

Key features include:
• Tracking orders, cashiers, waiters, and chefs
• Monitoring daily sales and order insights
• Viewing product performance and profit margins
• QR ordering system for customers
• Public digital menus matching the restaurant’s branding
• Telegram notifications for order updates
• Receipt printing support (non-government verified)

🌐 Website: https://gebetalink.et/?lang=en
📩 Request a demo: @eyael0

@EyaelInsights

this is how leetcode asks user feedback😁 fair enough

@bakacodes

i don't know how but I'm still awake🤷‍♂️

@bakacodes

So there's no way to talk to a computer other than code

@bakacodes

You can create or join book clubs, follow a shared reading schedule, and discuss ideas with others as you move through the pages.

If you prefer reading quietly, that’s also possible. You can create a private club with just your friends or even read completely on your own.

Here’s what you can do on BookPulse:

🍃 Create or join clubs public or private reading circles.
🍃 Every club has discussion spaces. When you join, you’ll see a general chat and an optional spoiler chat.
🍃 Chapter discussions unlock based on your current page, so you only see conversations related to the part you’ve already read.
🍃 If a book has too many chapters, you can divide it based on pages or in any way that works best for your club.
🍃 You can write private notes, pin them, and come back to them anytime.
🍃 You’ll receive notifications if you fall behind your reading schedule or become inactive in discussions.
🍃 You can share your thoughts, ideas, and reflections with the community.

This is the beta version of BookPulse. I built it quickly because I really wanted to launch it today, so it may still have some bugs. If you find any issues, please DM me @azolzz your feedback will help improve the platform.

BookPulse is also open source. If you like the project, check out the GitHub repository and give it a ⭐️

Now go create your own reading circle, start a book, and motivate others to read with you

anbabians this is for you😊

@bakacodes

me when I go deep into backend stuff: ዬ ሁሉ ከተማ ነው

@bakacodes

it seems everybody has got something to worry about lol😂

@bakacodes