ofc I will be updating the list since such things kick in only when you are on exams

back to studying now✌️

Considering the way I studied it was good

Thank God 🙏

#ExamReview #Day3

I always thought I don't like studying leka it is the other way. I was ready to study and then got no pen. so I guess it is time to do other stuffs

found this good tool to change .md to pdf

https://dillinger.io/

"ahh sh*t here we go again"

step 1

Well I used my calculator to calculate my grade, not the question istg.

Anyways Thank God 🙏

#ExamReview #Day4

well said, will get back to this at the end of the semester

I just discovered how I handle my problems:

The Ostrich Algorithm

What's with the physical pain koy? Today's pain is no joke jesus and about the exam, the empty spaces I left behind lela sew yasfetinal


Thank God 🙏

#ExamReview #Day5

Concentrating is so hard when all you think about is how good it is to be at home and you are couple of days away from going

one more and let's call it a semester

The exam was good considering how I studied but I was worried about a presentation which turned out to be good. Overall exhausting day but it is the last day

Thank God 🙏

#ExamReview #Day6

And with that 3rd year comes to an end, tough year 😭

Closing ceremony

@Atomic_izzy I see a politician potential

We will be voting 😂

Home sweet home 🎉

nice to have this while I am in bed

I’m currently pushing deeper into system design, and today’s topic was horizontal scaling vs vertical scaling and load balancers. Vertical scaling improves a single server by increasing its resources, while horizontal scaling adds more servers to handle growing traffic. A load balancer then distributes requests across those servers to keep systems fast, reliable, and scalable.