stuff i want to explore if i ever get into embedded system or custom hardwares. bridge too far for now

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less traffic on the extra lane

a good read from 2016

1. [Schopenhauer on What Makes a Genius and the Crucial Difference Between Talent and Genius]

2. [200 Years of Great Minds on the Creative and Spiritual Value of Boredom]

#blogs

hmm...

https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/code-signing

went down the rabbit hole and found a decent book. maybe a future read

[The Art of MAC Malware:
Detecting Malicious Software]

#books

1K posts officially lmao

life at 4am :)

i tried zed last year. the main turnoff at the time for me was it didn't have a native git support. and now ? shiii everything is polished and switched to it. do give it a try

https://zed.dev/

sth i was playing around with, gemini build. tho it is on experimental stage, kinda comes in handy to prototype small apps. plus, gemini and imagen are pre-configured. a cool stuff if they make improvements

https://aistudio.google.com/apps

to reflect a bit:
like, being an npc echo chamber sucks. ik someday i'll end up deleting the channel, but having a little fun till then. after all, none of it really matters

if you're contributing or on-boarding to a complex repo, getting familiar with the codebase first is a bit demanding. most codebase explainers are nice but don't support private repos. was making simplified version of it with a private repo support but turns out scraping the data is quite a hassle since it's private and stuff. my way around learning complex repo is to generate a tree structure of the repo and write that to a file (why i created branch-flow too). and upload the file to perplexity/gpt and ask it to generate a roadmap to quickly get familiar with the codebase. and then giving one step at a time for a copilot (or any editor integrated assistant) and one context at a time along with the step to explain the specific part of code. saving them as a note for future reference helps. kinda manual, but more effective than juggling the entire codebase through mere reading. the attached image is the one i was trying to create