Just watched this video and couldn't resist sharing... 😂 ... This guy is such a Laravel fan and also a preacher... Love his energy and passion for it, btw. From what I see, he'd rather learn Mandarin than switch to other programming languages 😂😁.

He's probably in CodeNight 😁

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I'm really passionate about low-level programming these days. I've found this great book and plan to be disciplined and go through it. With God's help, I will post some of the stuff I learned here on this channel.


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Sometimes I wonder, like, how come we, this generation, just take everything for granted? I mean, why aren't we even a bit curious about stuff like the internet, our everyday gadgets, and the crazy level of tech we've reached? It's kinda nuts, you know? In my opinion, our reaction should be one of two things: either we see all this tech as some sorta miracle and move on, or we get curious and figure out how it all works. But guess what? We go for option three—taking everything for granted and not even giving it a second thought. Like, 0.5% of our attention, maybe? Yeah, that's a big fat zero.

To be continued.

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Blazingly fast shipping of products these days .. if u have tools u recommend plz feel free to share

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If you're interested in this book but prefer learning visually, you can join a free course on Coursera. They split the book into two parts/courses . In the first part/course , they focus on hardware, teaching you how to build a computer from scratch. They start with basic components and guide you through creating a functioning computer that can run simple programs. They begin with simple logic gates like NAND gates. In the second part, they cover software and architecture, including topics such as operating systems, assembly language, and even creating your own programming language. Eventually, you'll end up creating your own Tetris game.

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Part one [ Hardware ]
Part Two [ Software ]
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I think we're missing out on important things because we're not paying attention to the details. Our generation faces tough challenges like Depression, loneliness, or even thinking about giving up (suicidal thoughts). And it's all because of computer algorithms, AI programs that understand us (what we want to see/feel) better than we understand ourselves. But instead of facing this reality, we choose to ignore it and just consume.

On the other hand, the people who work on the nitty gritty stuff under the hood know this and they're starting to hide the complexity ( increasing the layers of abstraction followed with astetic experience ( I don know how to express this one 😁)) so they don't bother by making us question the questions we chose to ignore. And at this point we have to go through so many layers of abstraction to get to the beginning.

To be continued.

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If u wanna learn more about ALX AICE and other programs we are having an online session right now... You can Join here

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Join us for the Codenight Hackathon, a thrilling 5-day event where innovation meets community impact, running from April 9 to April 13!

Whether you're a coder, a designer, or a visionary thinker, if you're up for the challenge of solving problems through Minimum Viable Products (MVPs), we want you! Dive into an environment where solo innovators thrive, and your ideas can shine on their own.

Register https://codenight-hackathon.devpost.com/

Happy hacking!

Okay now Let's find some problems that every programmer face and try to solve that 😊. You are welcome to mention ur probs.

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Finally TikTok is back... Started to get my own niche on Fyp including peps I follow..

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I'm not sure if I'm going to finish the project. I'm loaded with projects, and I don't even think I'll finish. We'll see.

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Eid Mubarak to all my Muslim brothers and sisters! Wishing you a happy Eid celebration.

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I'll be presenting the NerdSpace project at this event, by the way. Feel free to come by if you want to take a look at the event. It would be good to know if anyone else is coming, so please leave a comment if you are. 😊

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I spent the whole night fixing a bug 😭, only getting 2 hours of sleep. If you ask me, one thing I learned from this is that 80 out of 100 bugs I face are truly due to my own dumbness. I mean, I literally spent over 30 minutes calling different API routes [this wasn't the problem, I know; it might be the result of not having had enough sleep], but you get it—most of your own mistakes might cost you hours]. Also, please don't use other code compilation tools like tabnine ; it caused me so much trouble 😠.

Anyways, have a good day😊!

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