getting used to nvim on the edge 🔥

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When life favors you, don’t ever think others are lazy.

Me: You see, JavaScript is single-threaded, but with async/await, it kinda feels like multitasking!

She: I just asked if you want to grab a coffee ...

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How long has it been since you wrote raw SQL?

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It's been about a week since I finished the project. Now, I'm working on some UI improvements. It's a simple chat app, and I was trying to implement a video call feature using WebRTC—but we'll see how it goes.

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final ui change .. I'm done with the UI 🤦‍♂️.

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Just final-final-final 😁

check the uncompressed image in the comment

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My next side project will still focus on WebSockets. I'm planning to build an Excalidraw-like application and make it interactive, allowing two users to collaboratively control everything on the board. They will be able to see changes in real time, similar to Figma's real-time collaboration feature.

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Take 2 minutes to wipe down your phone screen. you’ll thank me later! Feels so fresh, right? 👌 Makes using your phone fun again 🔥.

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It took me like 15 second to make DeepSeek my default LLM 😁

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I've come to understand the difference between a Build System Orchestrator and Monorepo Frameworks.

A Build System Orchestrator, like Turborepo, focuses on handling multiple build tasks efficiently. It speeds up workflows by using caching and parallel execution, making things run much faster and more smoothly.

On the other hand, Monorepo Frameworks are designed to manage multiple projects within a single repository. Tools like npm and Yarn (for package management) and frameworks like Nx provide features for dependency management, project structuring, and execution strategies across the repo.

So, in a way, Turborepo works as a build orchestrator, enhancing these monorepo tools by adding smarter task execution and caching capabilities to boost overall efficiency.

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I'm honestly kinda worried about landing pages these days. It’s getting really hard to figure out what a company actually does just by looking at them—even though that’s supposed to be the whole point. Feels like we’re trading simplicity and functionality for fancy, over-the-top designs.

Take the hero section, for example—half the time, it’s some random phrase that has nothing to do with the company, like ‘pushing the world one step to the highs’ for a web analytics tool... wild 😁. And don’t even get me started on those super flashy, user-unfriendly designs packed with charts and graphs everywhere. wdt??

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If DeepSeek's AI models are as good as OpenAI's GPT-4 or even GPT-4-turbo, then does this imply one of the following?

- NVIDIA is supplying high-end GPUs to Chinese companies (which might not be possible due to export restrictions).
- China has developed GPUs that are as powerful as NVIDIA's.
- They have found a way to achieve similar performance with lower compute requirements.

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Someone make me the admin of code night and I'll fix this 😁...

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I've heard the story of Doctor Kitaw Ejigu working with NASA and being killed by the U.S. government was a scam. I came across it a while ago but didn't bother to verify it. Now that the topic has come up again, I got curious and decided to do some research. I couldn't find any credible information confirming that he was a NASA scientist, except on Wikipedia and a website called 'Famous People.'

Does anyone have any conspiracy theories, claims, or insights to share? lets do research in public esti 😁

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we have got one information ... if you have something to share please share

I don't wanna spam you guys so if you wanna see any update check the comment section of this post

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