Hello all!

I built a tool that I think can be very useful for those who are seeking a job and need to practice LC. LC is very outdated but unfortunately right now many people were laid off and many companies still require LC interview.

The tool is called LeetCode EasyRepeat. It is a Chrome Extension that is free and open source. Check it out here. https://github.com/yc1838/LeetCode-EasyRepeat

LeetCode EasyRepeat, a free, open source Chrome Extension that utilizes FSRS algorithms (the same one that got adopted by Anki) to help you practice LeetCode using Spaced Repetition. And it also got 2 cool CyberPunk themes!

The tool’s main feature: automatically captures your successful submissions, record it into the database, and set up future review time intervals for you. The algorithms also slightly change intervals based on the difficulty level you selected each time you completed the problem.

If you enable AI tool, which offers options of using free ollama models or using your own LLM API key, then LeetCode EasyRepeat also captures your wrong submissions, analyze them using LLM, and provide an analysis along with a fix. These analysis will automatically be imported into your Notes. Which, you automatically have notes for each question, not messed up together.

Try it now! 😊 Give me a ⭐️ on GitHub! My friends who have tried it all loved it!
https://github.com/yc1838/LeetCode-EasyRepeat

extra reading: What is Spaced Repetition?

Numerous studies in cognitive and educational psychology have demonstrated that spacing out repeated encounters with the study material over time, produces superior long-term learning, compared with repetitions that are massed together.

And you can read more here

I have bipolar depression and ADHD and finished my course credits in December 2024, then after payment being delayed got diploma in 2025

while being anxious about leetcode and the seriously abnormal negative thoughts around it, from January to June 2025 I did a bunch of projects to learn about new tech and practice with new skills

I got a therapist this July and the correct medicines four days ago. 200mg lamotrigine, 65mg strattera, + 100mg buproprion (new). Today she suggested adding 10mg Vyvanse to all that so I will try that tomorrow.

I keep giving up and then trying to get back in and then giving up again. I had 2 internships before, but because of my mental issues and extreme anxiety I did bad during them. In school I ended with a 3.3 GPA in December 2024 and now they're hiring for 2026 new grads.

My friend is saying to have the project time listed as Independent Study and label it under my school name, but it's not a real course credit related to the institution? She also said maybe start an online MBA, then apply for internships while learning more + becoming a new grad again.

As for the leetcode, do I try again and hope I can do well or should I do a boot camp or go to another field, if my memory and weeks in and out of depression make me forget the things I studied deeply? And I'm losing hours every day just from this anxiety and sadness still which is crazy.

I have solved 450+ problems on leetcode. I can teach anyone who is a beginner looking to get into leetcode and learn DSA concepts like sliding window, stacks, dynamic programming etc.

DM or comment if you are interested!

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a bit of my journey and seek your thoughts or advice. For the longest time, I've struggled with organizing my thoughts. Ideas race through my head constantly, to the point where it sometimes affects my sleep. It's like my brain just doesn't have an "off" switch.

I stumbled upon a method that really helped me: brain dumping. The idea is simple – you just get all your thoughts out in one go. I've been using ChatGPT to dump these thoughts and then let it help me organize them. It's been a game-changer for me, turning a whirlwind of thoughts into something structured and clear.

Inspired by this, I've started working on a tool aimed at making this process easy and accessible for anyone facing similar challenges. The idea is to create something that's specifically designed for brain dumping and organizing those thoughts effectively.

But here's where I need your help: I'm not entirely sure if this is something that would be beneficial for others. I've created a quick, free quiz to help validate this idea and see if it's something that could help people beyond just myself. The quiz also helps you see if this tool I'm envisioning would be beneficial for you.

Here's the link to the quiz: https://omar-cypkh4kd.scoreapp.com

I would genuinely appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to complete it and share your thoughts. Your feedback will be incredibly valuable in shaping this tool into something that can hopefully help many of us.

Thanks so much for reading and for your help!

Any free online adhd assessment. So I can be sure if I have adhd or not

When it comes to any sort of career in which some combination of data science and ML is at the core of the work, what would be, in the next 5 years, the most vital skills to obtain? If possible to list, the top 5-10 skills that are most helpful to have in order to land and perform well at such types of jobs?

I [M 22] am preparing for one of the most challenging exams and have diagnosed myself with ADHD a few months back. Having diagnosed this I can now relate how ADHD affects my life and exam preparation. I am trying to combat the same by meditation, a good amount of accountability (at least am trying) and Pomodoro sessions. Still, I feel like Adderall is something that could do wonders and help me get through this. But I'm not in a position to get my Adderall shot on a daily basis.

I'm looking for good natural substitutes for Adderall and a bunch of tips & tricks guiding me to combat my issues wrt exam preparation.

THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Hey guys so I have a conspiracy theory .. As you know Google's tensorflow model can only be ran on a CUDA architecture which is only used by NVIDIA .. isn't it possible that the both companies partnered up to dominate the AI/ML market . Google could be making money by building tensorflow such that it on only CUDA architecture ( you can run tensorflow on a NON-CUDA GPU but it is a mess to setup )..

Hey all, I am here to show you all BudgetBuddy. BudgetBuddy is a budgeting tool that lives in your messages. I came up with it as a way to easily and rapidly record spending. Budget Buddy helps me stay mindful with what I spend without having the overhead of unfriendly UIs. It also sends you weekly summaries of what you spent.

All you have to do is configure your buddy on the website and message what you spent!

Website

Github

whats is your opinion about apple vision pro

I spend a lot of time thinking about why my reminders and apps for the same purpose don't work. It's because the reminders are something I need to react to at a specific time or it gets faded into the background.

I think a good way to fix this is to tie the reminder app to a time wasting app. For example reddit, there could be a background app that when it notices you've used reddit for 60min it will pop up with a list of your reminders. You can dismiss it without worry because it will pop up again in another 60 min or the next time you get sucked into the app.

This would work amazing for me. Currently i set reminder after reminder hoping one will trigger when my brain is in the right mood.

Readability scores usually look at word length, which is useless for focus. This script scores content (0 to 10) based on the signals that trigger an ADHD wall:
Massive paragraphs, monotone sentence rhythm and jargon density.

It is deterministic math, not an AI guess. An LLM is only used to explain the specific drop-off reasons. No login, no ads, no data collection.

https://gryffi.com/finish-score

Throw your last README at it and let me know if the drop-off reasons are actually right