Dsa
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Grindx - dsa practice in your terminal
DSA expert
Can we google stuff (not solution) during an OA?
2-year gap after graduation despite strong DSA + projects — feeling stuck, need honest advice
My thoughts on job search
Is DSA + System Design really enough for good tech jobs in 2026? What am I missing?
Is system design solely focused on micro services designs?
DSA Sheet for Job Switch
Is leetcode premium worth it?
I am looking for a buddy to restart my DSA Prep
If I do DSA in C++ and my projects in java will it be harder than if I did both DSA and projects in Java?
Is 3 months of full-time prep enough for DSA + System Design to crack FAANG/Adobe/Uber? (4 YOE Java Developer)
Dsa preparation for senior data engineer
Is combinatorics/ probability required for DSA / cp ??
I'm kicking off my DSA and system design refresh, even though I've got four years under my belt as a full-stack developer. I'm thinking about setting up a group where we can jump on a call for two hours every Saturday and Sunday to go over things. Anyone interested in joining in?
I realized I enjoy solving system design questions more than DSA
For system design interview which are the best courses or books to learn? I'm good at DSA but never study system design
I managed to get a technical interview, but I have no DSA or system design knowledge. Should I just cancel?
6 years in service-based companies — considering a 1-year break to learn DSA & System Design. Is this a good idea?
I want to grind DSA but don’t know how to start thinking actively
Grindx - dsa practice in your terminal
Question Details
I built a terminal-based DSA practice tool using Claude — grindx pip install grindx What it is: A distraction-free TUI to solve DSA problems right in your terminal — problem on the left, code editor on the right. Nothing else. Built-in problem sets: Blind 75, NeetCode 150, Grind 75, and Striver's A2Z DSA (300+ problems) 5 languages: Python, Go, C++, Java, JavaScript Features: - Syntax highlighting, auto-timer, progress tracking, streaks - AI review of your solution (supports Ollama, Groq, OpenAI, Anthropic) - Zero network calls — everything runs locally (AI is optional) - No test case execution — focuses on explaining your approach, like a real interview. AI catches logical flaws instead. I'm not a huge fan of LeetCode-style interviews, but I love terminal-based tools. Built this so I can practice DSA while Claude generates code in the background. GitHub: https://github.com/xghostient/grindx If you find it useful — contributions are welcome! Improve problem statements, request features, or fix issues on GitHub.