dprophecyguy

made this with opus 4.5 few days ago:

https://strudel.cc/#CnNldGNwbSg3Mi8yKQoKbGV0IGJhc3MgPSBub3Rl...

this is so cool, is there any other tool which is more mature?

i love you lauriewired.

great stuff!!

Here is the chronologically laid out resources i'll recommend.

Start with this - https://bottomupcs.com/

Then do this - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhy9gU5W1fvUND_5mdpbN...

and finally this https://diveintosystems.org/book/introduction.html

can't wait to go through it.

I think it would help a lot if any of the tech influencer is asked to do a charity run for exercism. There are lot of tech youtubers which can provide a much needed exposure and can bring in a lot of donation.

Please check this out: https://react-tutorial.app/ It's an in browser platform that teaches you react.

How would it be different from bfe.dev ?

Hey Jason, would also like the idea to have a lifetime subscription model for working folks who can use the platform based on time availability.

Thanks a lot man !!!

Hey how to enroll here ? seems like oriented towards university students mostly.

https://www.nan.fyi/

https://garden.bradwoods.io/

https://ivov.dev/

This is a gem!!

Man, it has page wide reading view, It's not at all good UX in any means.

Hey man any coupons for developers from India?

I tried codecrafter but it has too much of a jump without providing any guidance or anything for a person who might not have much knowledge about building complex projects.

I really love the idea of building small projects where you conquer one problem at a time.

As an idea there could be nothing better than codecrafter but i would like some additional reading material / guidance in terms of moving forward when you are stuck.

If i am doing something wrong let me know, would love to know how can i tackle these kinda problems.

You have to be absolutely true to yourself and honest about the things that distracts you.

And you have to put system in place to stop things that distract you.

- I am using blockers on my laptop and my mobile because these are the two things i interact the most with.

I used to heavily browse youtube during the day and in evening used to have a lot of work which used to get pushed to the weekend. I got sick of this and then i started blocking everything for during 9am to 7pm.

Apart from that look for other things which sucks energy out of you. And add few things that gives you extra energy.

Few things that gives energy could be - Gymming - Evening Walk - Taking a shower - Short nap

I am using "Cold Turkey Blocker" on my Laptop and "Stay Focused" on my phone. It has reduced the time i spent distracted and thus i've gained bit more time for productive things.

I wish for a game like GTA but with a lot of advanced mechanics: - Driving like NFS - Shooting like COD - Fight mechanics like Batman - Open World exploration like Elden Ring

Hey man, can you generate a Youtube music playlist too ?

I would love to have a similar course done on debugging and TDD. I think most of the time what TDD course teach is how to right test but they skip on what is a meaningful test?

my bad.

They are removing it before Youtube rewind. Hmmm what could be the reason ???

Yeah I find this very insightful too.

Also most of the time when I am trying anything new related to computer science, I just search hacker news with few varying keywords related to that topic. Most of the time the results are pretty good.

Also you can combine the keyword + reddit the results are also good in terms of quality. Often time you find few discussion which provide good learning points.

This channel host a lots of different coding conference talks but most of them are hand selected and are of good quality: https://www.youtube.com/c/CodingTech

This channel maybe the best in terms of quality about low level design. If you are a programmer make sure to checkout his low level design playlist: https://www.youtube.com/c/anomaly2104

This is a quality channel to get an intuition for algorithmic thinking: https://www.youtube.com/c/vantonspraul

This is a pretty advanced Rust channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/JonGjengset

If you are a Frontend developer and you want to understand the primitive stuff, how things work from inside do checkout this channel, contains lots of problems and solution including implementation of vDOM, polyfills for Promise, Async Await and various JS stuff: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0qiieVBpjA6YODgIFf6Afg

These two are nice intro channels to get into rust: https://www.youtube.com/c/timClicks https://www.youtube.com/c/RyanLevicksVideos

If you like maths, do checkout this channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/zachstar

This channel also uploads rarely but the quality of videos is very high, it contains general news and stuff related to Science(Physics, Chemistry, Bilog: https://www.youtube.com/c/QuantamagazineOrgNews

If you want to understand modern web layout give this channel a try: https://www.youtube.com/c/LayoutLand

If you are any how involved in Crypto, this is a must to subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/Finematics

I see I have posted tons of channels but I think these are really good, in terms of quality of content.

Most of the APIs in normal workflow are hidden behind a token. Is there a way to smooth the workflow for putting tokens in curl command ?

Use these for inspirations : hyperpixel.io

Do you have this process documented anywhere ? Would like to learn it.

Its pretty great.