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Comment · 2 months ago
nicely designed, thank you. I would love if there is a 12-hour version of it, just to look like a watch, and update sun rise, set, moon, etc. times accordingly.
Comment · 2 months ago
Try self-hosting Gitea with push mirror to GitLab or GitHub. Gitea is powerful and lightweight, and a push-mirror to another service is a plus as a backup location.
Comment · 4 months ago
Would you please explain more your Ghidra+LLM workflow? What you are doing and how does the LLM help you? Thanks!
Comment · 5 months ago
With the bubble of LLMs, these projects are really appreciated. Keep up the good work!

P.S.: I would love a copy of that book please!

Comment · 2 years ago
This will be part of C++26 standard.
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It does not make sense if you think you have to learn every single function in a language's standard library. And if you think you have to, you are thinking wrong of a language like C++. This sheets are just a summary of what a language is capable of, you don't have to memorize every library function just look up what you need.
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Comment · 4 years ago
I will recommend books that I have and books that I heard of:

Books that sparked my interest in all of Mathematics (BTW, I'll be glad if you recommend any Abstract Algebra books):

- Calculus, Howard Anton.

- Calculus, Spivak

- Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Erwin Kreyszig

- Elementary Number Theory, David Burton.

Computer Science/Engineering:

- Data Structures and Algorithms, Adam Drozdek

- Digital Design, Morris Mano

- David Patterson and John Hennesey's books

- Mastering Embedded Linux Programming, Chris Simmonds.

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