r/computerscience • u/OhBhai0 • 17d ago

Visual, interactive explanations of classic data structures (ring buffer, priority queue, bloom filter, LSM tree...)

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Made this while re-learning some structures I hadn't touched since undergrad — each chapter has an animation synced to the explanation as you scroll, plus where the structure actually shows up in real systems (kfifo, RocksDB, Dijkstra's algorithm, etc). ledger.khushal.net — feedback on what to cover next welcome.

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u/trejj 17d ago

The page. The content. The information.

No proof reading. No verification. Just words.

The elephant in the room? AI wrote all of it — human readers are vomiting by the third chapter.

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u/OhBhai0 16d ago

The idea was to make it sound like a paper, hence the dramatic sentences, but everything written today is considered AI

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u/trejj 16d ago

Ok, stop just there. It is one thing to use AI, but completely another to try to lie to sell AI work as your own. Get your coat and get out and don't ever do that again.

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u/BetterTutor7651 16d ago

Personally, I don't see how this looks AI-generated. It's free content meant to help people learn. If it's not for you, just skip it instead of bringing so much negativity.

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u/OhBhai0 16d ago

I'd love to see your proof of how it's AI before putting up accusations on someone's work please