Just won a rapid chess match with a whopping 62 moves at 89.1% accuracy. It is barely achievable to get that accuracy with 30+ moves for someone who just got into the four-figure rating π
No mistakes, misses and blunders.
And as usual, no brilliant moves π₯²
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#chess #achievement
No mistakes, misses and blunders.
And as usual, no brilliant moves π₯²
@abdebuilds
#chess #achievement
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Techα’α΅ Podcast S02E07π
Guest: Bereket Engida(Telegram)
Host: Tolosa
Date: July 30, 2024
Time: 8:00 PM (2:00LT)
We're excited to feature Beka on Techα’α΅ Podcast! π Beka is a top developer known for turning unique ideas into reality and solving real-life problems with code. π
Projectsπ»β¨
Loglib:Privacy-first, open-source web analytics.ππ
Better Fetch:Efficient data-fetching library.πβ‘οΈ
Better Call: Enhances remote procedure call functionality. ππ§
And more!
Current Role:
Beka currently contributes to Read21 as a remote developer, working on a multi-sensory web application designed to assist struggling readers and students with dyslexia. ππAdditionally, he develops for Elemental, a local company.π’π§
β Apart from his coding endeavors, Beka is also a talented music producer, specializing in creating music for adverts and film scores.πΆπ¬
Don't miss out on this fun episode! π€© We'll dive into Beka's tech journey, uncover his innovative projects, and learn how he juggles roles at Read21 and Elemental. Plus, we'll geek out on tech trends and soak up his wisdom for budding developers. ππ‘
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π Stay tuned! π§π’β¨
#Techα’α΅Podcast
Guest: Bereket Engida(Telegram)
Host: Tolosa
Date: July 30, 2024
Time: 8:00 PM (2:00LT)
We're excited to feature Beka on Techα’α΅ Podcast! π Beka is a top developer known for turning unique ideas into reality and solving real-life problems with code. π
Projectsπ»β¨
Loglib:Privacy-first, open-source web analytics.ππ
Better Fetch:Efficient data-fetching library.πβ‘οΈ
Better Call: Enhances remote procedure call functionality. ππ§
And more!
Current Role:
Beka currently contributes to Read21 as a remote developer, working on a multi-sensory web application designed to assist struggling readers and students with dyslexia. ππAdditionally, he develops for Elemental, a local company.π’π§
β Apart from his coding endeavors, Beka is also a talented music producer, specializing in creating music for adverts and film scores.πΆπ¬
Don't miss out on this fun episode! π€© We'll dive into Beka's tech journey, uncover his innovative projects, and learn how he juggles roles at Read21 and Elemental. Plus, we'll geek out on tech trends and soak up his wisdom for budding developers. ππ‘
@Techinethio
π Stay tuned! π§π’β¨
#Techα’α΅Podcast
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Three months ago, I was at 500 Elo in rapid chess. Now, Iβm comfortable enough to say that I am a four-figure chess player π
#chess #achievement #1000Elo @abdebuilds
It has not been two weeks and I am now in 1.2k Elo
I wonder where this is going π
#chess #achievement
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I wonder where this is going π
#chess #achievement
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https://github.com/github/gitignore
This repo has a collection ofπ€·ββοΈ
#git #gitignore #resource #recommendation
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This repo has a collection of
.gitignore templates for several programming languages and types of projects. You don't have to craft one for each project you work on... just grab it from here #git #gitignore #resource #recommendation
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GitHub - github/gitignore: A collection of useful .gitignore templates
A collection of useful .gitignore templates. Contribute to github/gitignore development by creating an account on GitHub.
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As a detail-oriented person π
, I always follow clean architecture from the start of a project. It scares me to deal with it later π₯Ά
> btw, this is just a practice project for .NET backend dev
#clean #architecture
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> btw, this is just a practice project for .NET backend dev
#clean #architecture
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Have you ever used the π€¬ Screaming Architecture? π
#screaming #software #architecture
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#screaming #software #architecture
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A short animation video on the brief history and evolution of the game of chess ~ by TED-Ed.
YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/YeB-1F-UKO0
#chess #history
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YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/YeB-1F-UKO0
#chess #history
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I don't play blitz as much, and I am playing it nowadays to get the rating up.. and this is how much I humiliate my opponents using the advantage of my low rated blitz π
The game link: https://www.chess.com/game/108766783310
The game link: https://www.chess.com/game/108766783310
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Justice for Heaven and her mother
Can you spare a minute to help this campaign?
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What is your winning streak in chess?
Me: 14, had to shrink the page to get it all in one screenshot π
This is just because of my low blitz rating matching me with lower elo players π
.. getting my blitz ratings up now
#chess #streak #blitz
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Me: 14, had to shrink the page to get it all in one screenshot π
#chess #streak #blitz
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this one is a very useful tip βοΈ
use it when you wanna look up for some data in your database, but you have no intention to alter the data. Basically when you do searching, fetching, etc..
#csharp #tip #dotnet
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use it when you wanna look up for some data in your database, but you have no intention to alter the data. Basically when you do searching, fetching, etc..
#csharp #tip #dotnet
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https://www.chess.com/article/view/history-of-chess
A very nice, well detailed article about everything in the chess history.. long article but very interesting.. check it out
#chess #history
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A very nice, well detailed article about everything in the chess history.. long article but very interesting.. check it out
#chess #history
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Chess.com
History of Chess | Who Invented Chess
Who invented chess? Learn about the game's evolution from its origins in India to the modern iteration we enjoy today.
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https://www.chess.com/events/2024-gct-sinquefield-cup/03/Nepomniachtchi_Ian-Giri_Anish
Have a look at this crazy game played by two grand masters Ian Nepomniachtchi and Anish Giri in this month at the sinquefield cup tournament. Ian Nepo literally only used his pawns to win the game.. and it was such a mess that it looks like it is played by some lessthan 500 elo players π₯Ά
#crazy #chess #games
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Have a look at this crazy game played by two grand masters Ian Nepomniachtchi and Anish Giri in this month at the sinquefield cup tournament. Ian Nepo literally only used his pawns to win the game.. and it was such a mess that it looks like it is played by some lessthan 500 elo players π₯Ά
#crazy #chess #games
@abdebuilds
Chess.com
Nepomniachtchi Ian vs Giri Anish - Grand Chess Tour: Sinquefield Cup 2024
Follow the game from round 03 between Nepomniachtchi Ian and Giri Anish from the Grand Chess Tour: Sinquefield Cup 2024 on Chess.com with live analysis, engine evaluation...
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When you run a MongoDB server on your machine and it makes your computer very slow, it is very annoying. But actually, there is a setting you can adjust to limit the amount of RAM resource it uses. Basically limiting the cache size of the server. The steps are:
1. If the server is running, stop it
2. Locate the folder
3. In the folder, open
You have to place the limit in GB, in the tag. Usually, around
3. Save the changes and start the mongodb server
Enjoy
#mongodb #server #tips
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1. If the server is running, stop it
2. Locate the folder
C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\<version>\bin\3. In the folder, open
mongod.cfg file in a file editor in administrator mode and in the storage section, add the following configuration code:wiredTiger:
engineConfig:
cacheSizeGB: <the_limit>
You have to place the limit in GB, in the tag. Usually, around
0.256 (256 MB) is enough, but it depends on the performance of your pc.3. Save the changes and start the mongodb server
Enjoy
#mongodb #server #tips
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I believe in learning by building projects that can serve as a library and reference as I continue in my career. This one will be valuable as I continue in the .NET Backend development journey.
Techs/libraries/frameworks used:
- ASP.NET Core WebAPI
- Postgres & Mongo databases
- Entity Framework
- JWT & OAuth Authentication
Industry practices followed:
- Clean Software Architecture
- SOLID principles
- Critical module tests
- Extensive documentation
- Docker containerization
- GitHub workflow for tests
While it is not yet fully finished, I think there is always room for improvement. Any feedback or advice on how to improve would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
#dotnet #backend
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GitHub - Abdesol/EventSphere.Backend: A practice project for .NET Backend Dev
A practice project for .NET Backend Dev. Contribute to Abdesol/EventSphere.Backend development by creating an account on GitHub.
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