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@mo_tries also taught me about the basics so massive props to him too. Really cool guy I forgot to mention but my homie (frontend goalie and imo the reason the team won๐Ÿ˜‚) started a channel a while back. Go support him and get him to 100. You won't regret it: @bearly_learning

@mo_tries also taught me about the basics so massive props to him too. Really cool guy I forgot to mention but my homie (frontend goalie and imo the reason the team won๐Ÿ˜‚) started a channel a while back. Go support him and get him to 100. You won't regret it: @bearly_learning

Learned about conditional git ifs when setting a folder to use two different git accounts (one for work via gitlab and the other being for personal projects via github). Setting it up was a headache because I didnt know how to navigate Ubuntu but the journey has reignited my thrist for research, reading and understanding. So now whenever I push a feature from the work folder it automatically uses my work git account and any project in the personal folder will use my personal account. Pretty cool๐Ÿซก

Been told my name is an npc name. I dont know what to do anymore ๐Ÿฅ€๐Ÿ˜‚

Repost from Yohannes Haile
May is Mental Health Awareness Month Society needs to learn how to treat mental health issues in a modern way with the help o
May is Mental Health Awareness Month Society needs to learn how to treat mental health issues in a modern way with the help of contemporary medicine and psychiatry/psychology. Genes, environment, and childhood experiences play significant roles in oneโ€™s mental well-being. As a young person (late teens to mid twenties), the most important thing you do for your overall health is maintaining a consistent/fixed sleep schedule and daily routine. Invest time in experiences and hobbies that are net positive to your cognitive development and also attitude formation. Things you can do to help your mind become resilient: - Sleep for 8 hours a day (most days of the days in a week) - Move, if youโ€™re capable of doing physical activities, hitting the gym is an investment with a long-term bullish return - Read, the best hobby you can have is being able to learn autonomously. Read for fun - Creating, art is a lifeโ€™s genuine pursuit and takes some time in learning what you love to build and share with the world - Have friends and be genuinely good to people - Respect your parents and avoid conflicts with your immediate family at all costs. They are always the first ones to be there for you - Do what you love. And avoid repeating something that made you lose respect for yourself. Donโ€™t justify bad habits even if they seem to be working out temporarily - Have fun while youโ€™re at it. Relax a bit and count your blessings occasionally

Today's Kata and my implementationโœŒ๐Ÿพ
Today's Kata and my implementationโœŒ๐Ÿพ

Good morning clankers and clankettes, let's get this RAM๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”ฅ

Repost from Solo codes
Here's the much anticipated football game , Enjoy!!! https://youtu.be/C42Qgl6Xmeg

Took me 15 minutes to implement the first code which I think is a warcrime, and then an extra 20 to do it through a recursive
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Took me 15 minutes to implement the first code which I think is a warcrime, and then an extra 20 to do it through a recursive path. I was gonna tap out and use AI but my newly acquired ego wouldn't let me. So after a brain shattering 40 minutes, I cam to this solution (2 pic). Thoughts?

Testing for num = 8061000: expected +0 to equal 1
Even typescript couldn't find a solution to this depression inducing bs๐Ÿฅ€

A quick question for y'all: What do your AI workflows look like when coding?

Dear Expo, My hate for you has taught me what tunneling. F you nonetheless. Sincerely, Kendrick lite

In this search I also managed to understand how hashing works and how salts are included into the process for essentially "customized" hashes (identical passwords will be given the same hash output). There is something called pepper in argon2 (SON๐Ÿ˜ญ), and it basically doesn't have you set any salts (If I am mistaken someone correct me ๐Ÿ˜‚). Still sticking with bcrypt gang

When was argon2 a thing gang?๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ I was looking at password hashing library and came across argon2 which apparently is the modern standard to use compared to bcrypt. I think it's more suited to things related to cryptocurrency because argon adds a layer of security with memory hardening to avoid GPU based brute-forcing (which bcrypt is susceptible to). The more you know (I'm gonna keep using bcrypt โœŒ๐Ÿพ๐Ÿ˜‚)

Good morning gang, we done made it to a Wednesday. ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฝ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฝ Have a great day innit

Our first tester was ๐Ÿฅ๐Ÿฅ๐Ÿฅ code & coffee ๐Ÿพ๐Ÿพ She implemented the sdk , in a way to control navigation and filling out some forms in her website The platform was frontend & static , so she tried to use the sdk the best she could on the website Second tester :- tested on a whole e-commerce site which is full stack web with full backend , so the agent can control everything and actually interact with the DB too , I swear can't wait for you to see this ๐Ÿ˜Š

"Cause the Ice man, was a nice man, now I'm cold" Im dead๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿฅ€

100 days of chess (and I still suck)
100 days of chess (and I still suck)

Expo must be one of the most rage inducing things to ever exist in this world