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Thrilled to announce the launch of the iBeep mentorship program!
Our goal is to create a community where aspiring programmers can learn, grow, and build real-world skills.
Ready to unlock your potential?
Learn more and join us:
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One reason why you need to learn Rust. It is multipurpose, it fit in into every box and use case.
If you need more conviction, check the comment section.
Our brains generate a constant hum of activity: as neurons fire, they produce brain waves that oscillate at different frequencies. These waves may play a critical role in communication between different parts of the brain.
Researchers found two brain regions that are key to learning. The hippocampus (yellow) and the prefrontal cortex (blue) use two different brain-wave frequencies to communicate as the brain learns to associate unrelated objects.
Whenever the brain correctly links the objects, the waves oscillate at a higher frequency, called “beta,” and when the guess is incorrect, the waves oscillate at a lower “theta” frequency.
For people who are bored and don't know what to build.
- Build your own operating system
- Build your database
- Build your virtual machine
- Build your web server
- Build your own game engine
- Build your compiler
- Build your own programming language
- Build your own image parser
- Build your own browser (not Chromium-based).
- Build your own blockchain
- Build your own encryption algorithm
- Build your own CPU emulator
- Build your own file system
- Build your own container runtime
- Build your own package manager
- Build your own shell
- Build your own window manager
- Build your own GUI toolkit
- Build your own text editor
- Build your own IDE
- Build your own version control system
- Build your own network protocol
- Build your own operating system kernel in assembly
- Build your own scheduler
- Build your own memory allocator
- Build your own hypervisor
- Build your own microkernel
- Build your own compiler backend (LLVM target)
- Build your own query language
- Build your own cache system (like Redis)
- Build your own message broker (like Kafka)
- Build your own search engine
- Build your own machine learning framework
- Build your own graphics renderer (rasterizer or ray tracer)
- Build your own physics engine
- Build your own scripting language
- Build your own audio engine
- Build your own database driver
- Build your own networking stack (TCP/IP implementation)
- Build your own API gateway
- Build your own reverse proxy
- Build your own load balancer
- Build your own CI/CD system
- Build your own operating system bootloader
- Build your own container orchestrator (like Kubernetes)
- Build your own distributed file system
- Build your own key-value store
- Build your own authentication server (OAuth2/OpenID Connect)
- Build your own operating system scheduler
- Build your own compiler optimizer
- Build your own disassembler
- Build your own debugger
- Build your own profiler
- Build your own static code analyzer
- Build your own runtime (like Node.js)
- Build your own scripting sandbox
- Build your own browser engine (HTML/CSS/JS parser and renderer)
- Build your own blockchain consensus algorithm
- Build your own zero-knowledge proof system
- Build your own operating system for embedded devices
Have you tried to build any of the list above?
AI may replace every profession, but it can never replace any STEM. If it does, that means there's no advancement in technology, which is consequential.
Why did the giants of physics pave the way for Silicon Valley?
Looking at the evolution of mechanics, you realize something: Physics is the study of how the world moves. AI is the study of how information moves.
The same logic Newton used to calculate planetary motion is being adapted today to optimize AI training clusters.
The deeper I dive into physics, the more I realize that the "Tech Revolution" is just physics in a digital suit.
Briefs(@withBriefs) is 98% ready. I have an exam to write on the 19th of this month that will span 2 weeks.
Briefs beta will be released the first week of February. Thank you for the patient. Thank you for the wait.
Secure your beta user spot if you've not
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You can be praying for your enemy to die, and that enemy is someone close to you that you love so dearly that even if the person dies, you will be crying, asking why your enemy took the person that you love. Meanwhile, God set you free from your enemy.
Anything put into the public is for the public and can attract public opinions and observations. However, don't stroll, people. Don't bully people; it's an unfair thing to do.