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Its funny you think you would get good at dp by reading
IMO, this meme doesn't make sense.
To me, DP isn't really a technique, an algorithm or a trick. I would rather call it an "idea". Even DP itself has many subcategories, including a lot of techniques and tricks. And since it's an "idea", it's just hard to capture it into a blog. As they have always said: there has never existed any good articles on DP.
it should just be cp-algorithms on the left and geeksforgeeks on the right