I'm not a computer hardware engineer, but from the little time I've spent using my PC constantly, encountering issues and figuring out how to resolve them, this is what I can tell you.
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I don't usually post things like this, but I'm at a point where keeping quiet hasn't changed anything.
A few months ago, my team and I participated in the @dev3pack hackathon. We poured a lot of work into it, and to our surprise, we won. (Our)My prize was a @solanamobile phone.
https://t.co/g3AKvF2Xhn
Just got my first open source PR merged
Tackled a bug in an MCP gateway tool (toolport) where vendor detection matched keywords anywhere in a URL — including the path. So https://t.co/PKpO5YKUtp was getting misclassified as GitHub's own server.
Day 6 of building @ALens_NG
✅ Eliminated Rust dead code warnings by wiring previously unused token variants into the lexer.
✅ Expanded the lexer to recognize more Solidity keywords, operators, literals, and punctuation.
...one of those days where I wrote less code but made more progress.
realized my @ALens_NG V1.0 wasn't actually using the lexer I'd built—it was scanning Solidity files with string matching ("contains("function")", "contains("public")", etc.).
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Moving the cursor now requires a ridiculous amount of pressure and friction, and scrolling has become almost impossible.
Tomorrow's mission is simple: buy a new mouse and continue building @ALens_NG
Day 4
Missed yesterday, had a function.
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I stopped thinking about ALENS as just another Rust project and started seeing it as a compiler front end followed by a security engine. I finally understood why my hackathon version of ALENS wasn't scalable.
DAY 2
- Documentation counts as building. Improving ALens' architecture, README, and design documents is real progress because it makes the project easier to maintain and explain.
I'm building a solidity code ai auditor.
Integration still ongoing but the core idea is to help Junior auditors get a foothold in their auditing journey.
It's my 1st time going at rust solo and yh it feels bumpy.
Please I need all the criticism
https://t.co/74tcoadchF
Here's what I did and learnt yesterday
ALens is my flagship project. Instead of jumping between projects, i'll keep building ALens because it's the project that will represent me as a Rust/blockchain engineer.