Is it just me or do you guys find things very interesting during exam times, like you really want to pursue them😂?

We don't need a time machine, we have youtube

https://youtu.be/QtXby3twMmI?list=RDATd0X

🤯🤯🤯 what

Genesis, a generative physics engine which can generate 4D dynamical worlds.

https://x.com/zhou_xian_/status/1869511650782658846

10km

me literally everyday

For the first time, when the teacher gave a correction, I didnt know why he gave the correction and also where to use it..it was really frustrating to the point it got funny🤣

Landing page I made in 3rd year, found it when surfing around old screenshots

182 books 🤔

[check yours]

Apparently, it works🤣

This 1 year wrapped thing is getting out of hands

[coauthor.studio]

I still use google more than chatgpt and perplexity and also perplexity more than chatgpt.
There are some sites I don't want you to know too😁

(3 month data)

fyi; chromium based browsers save only 3 month history

[check yours]

I came across this book (actually its a webapp) about Software Engineering and I like it. Its great for people like me who think they know a lot of things because they don't know what they don't know. check it out

[SW101 - The Book]

If you don't know roadmap.sh

https://ericplayground.com/2019/11/19/the-unparalleled-genius-of-john-von-neumann/

"Despite being a bad driver, he loved driving, often while reading books, leading to various arrests and accidents."

-- from the article

#TIL

First, if you don't know, you can use git mv to rename a file or move it to new folder without losing all the git history. but.....

git mv command isn't limited to files; it can also be used to rename/move directories.

This means you can reorganize your project's folder structure while preserving the complete history of all files within those directories.

git mv old_folder_name new_folder_name

I started tracking my dotfiles using GNU Stow. I used this [typecraft video] to get going.

[my-dotfiles]