I used AI for some grammar and spelling fixes. Helloo, feels like forever since I wrote a blog post. Been busy with work and wanted to write something that summarizes my journey as a software engineer. So let’s get started… I first “started programming” by messing around with the
I recently got a supernote manta, to replace the remarkable pro that I been using for the past year. The main reason was due to the size of the remarkable pro was too big to fit in my desk without moving things around. During the process, I found a bug
*Food here will mostly from flushing when I went back for Christmas, I won't be listing out what I get but just general experience I had Edit: I had to fix some grammar and spelling mistakes... Jiang Na(江南) Jiang Nan Flushing · 133-42 39th Ave STE 101, Flushing,
Here is a guide on how to setup a more lock down lobe-chat to use locally with ollama Lobe-chat: https://github.com/lobehub/lobe-chat Ollam: https://github.com/ollama/ollama Podman command running the lobe-chat locally with ollama Note: This is using podman cli version 4.9.3 read -sp
Just my repo of OCaml code, I will add my complains as I work through it I used to write a lot of perl so working in OCaml does make it feel similar, as in everything can be a one liner and also a giant mess if you are not
So, one of my friend decided to do the part 1 of day 1 advent of code through vim commands... As a smart individual, I decided to also do day 1 problem in vim. However I will be using the vim api in python and animate the process! Here is
I hope whoever is reading this have a wonderful thanksgiving, it is that time of the year again. ADVENT OF CODE!! Time to see my friend group getting insanely competitive on the leaderboard! 😂 I enjoy doing code challenges. It gets my gear turning, which is why I still do LeetCode
Leetcode Daily again, this problem was pretty strightforward this time as well. Given a binary string s, return the number of substrings with all characters 1's. Since the answer may be too large, return it modulo 10^(9) + 7. A simple and short description, nothing too fancy just
The health check is probably the most implemented endpoint in the history of service applications. Every time that I release my projects into the wild west of the internet, I usually have a health path for me to check the application health through Uptime Kuma. This time, since I wanted
How often do you use a website's provided checksum to verify that a file you downloaded wasn't corrupted or worse, what if it was tampered with during a man in the middle attack? In the modern day of internet, I suppose you won't be
I don't really watch football, but it was buffalo bills vs chiefs so GO BILLS!
In theory if you throw an object at a Transporter (like a box or the portals in portal games), does the object maintain it's velocity? When the object is transported though the transporter, does it accumulate some kind of speed?