Daniel Kim
@SystemDesignDev
Helping you learn System Design through example
Wrote if (true) and still somehow hit the else block. I think I unlocked a new level of coding. 😂
Designing a system is like writing a story: >Frontend is the plot. >Backend is the logic. >Database is the memory. >Caching is the twist.
Learning system design feels like learning to build a skyscraper when I’ve just figured out how to stack LEGO bricks.
Big win today: I finally understood how load balancers work. Next stop: pretending I knew it all along 😎
Every time I learn a new design pattern, I spot 10 places I used brute force instead. That’s progress, right?
Found something cool to share. How AI receptionist handle Calls 24*7
Me before learning system design: “Just use a database.” Me now: “Which type? Do we need caching? How’s the latency?” 😅
Can we push on Saturday?
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The more you learn, the more you realize how vast the "unknown" truly is.
Ask GPT: Summarize the books in this image
you'll be unstoppable.
if(youUseWindows()){ cout<<"You're NGMI!!"; } else cout<<"All good...";
What would be your priority list: Render, Vercel, Railway. Mine: Vercel > Render > Railway (cuz I haven't used it till now 😶)