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Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence
Deep Learning: CNNs
Data Pre-Processing
Deep Learning: Resources for learning
Feature Scaling Techniques
Regularization: A way to select features
Large Language Models: Locally running one
MCP Server: What is it all about?
Papers on the reading list
RAG: What is it?
Reinforcement Learning: The 3rd class of Learning Problems
Datasets for practicing
Bash
Bash
Basic syntax: What is it really?
C++
C++
std::copy and its design
Shallow Copy vs Deep Copy
lock_guard: Locking mechanism
malloc vs new
Command line tools
Command line tools
bat: cat, but with syntax highlighting!
fzf: Previewing a file
fzf: A general-purpose command-line fuzzy finder
jq: JSON formatter for the terminal
yadm: Yet Another Dot Manager
zoxide: cd on steroids
Computer networks
Computer networks
Signals
Sniff packets on the network
Sockets: A guide
SSH: Cool way to connect to another machine in a local network
Docker
Docker
Docker in 70 or so lines
Git
Git
Change git history with force pushing
Kubernetes
Kubernetes
Helm Charts: the package manager for Kubernetes
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
ANSI escape codes
Compression: Byte Pair Encoding
Formatting Syntax for Github Markdown
Data structures used for string matching and checking for existence in a hashmap
Operating systems
Operating systems
Never defrag an SSD
Installing a Linux Distro alongside Windows
Removing write protection from disk / USB drive
Python
Python
Find out last modified date of a file
Important Modules To Learn About
uv: The new virtual environment
Walrus operator
Web development
Web development
Intro to CSS
Basics of HTML
What is web?
Today I Learned
Computer networks
Sniff packets on the network
¶
We can use
WireShark
to sniff the packets going around in the network.
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