Right now, someone is outworking me. That doesn’t sit well with me.

This owas my latest one. on @SubstackInc.

I got inspired by the idea of him writing blogs while doing his stuff. And I did start my own journey there. Even though I am not quite consistent there. but i have written a few. .

Just a quick help needed. I struggled a bit while understanding the getter and setter methods, when started to learn OOPs. Even tough I'll try tomorrow too. But any tip will be appreciated. #Help #JavaScript.

Wrapped up two solid days digging into JavaScript's prototype model and touched the surface of functional programming. setprototypeOf & .getprotypeOf and the use of this. keyword for inheritance. Covered a good chunk. Progress feels solid. #javascript #WebDev

In my free time I watch @BBCEarth docs. Now I regret it. Apparently there are these spiders. They FLY!.They shoot silk into the air and ride electric fields of the Earth, not wind. Miles above ground. Drifting over oceans. What's next? They gonna talk to us?.#NatureFacts

A great way to start my morning. #Motivation.

A new week, Some new targets. > Learning OOPs in JavaScript would be the first priority for moving further in the #WebDev space. > Completing the exercises of unit-1 of the #ComputerArchitecture book and hence moving to unit-2 for assembly code.

Also, today I spent some time on the Hands-on practice. Big thanks to @Hiteshdotcom Sir for pushing us with tasks like arrow functions & array methods! Spending time on MDN docs made it click. Grateful for the challenges that made me question myself. #WebDev #Coding

How i felt today. After learning this. #CompSci #meme

Installed RARS on Ubuntu, super easy with java -jar! Great for RISC-V assembly. Excited to start coding. #Programming

Performance defs like CPU clocking, loved the constant rate clock syncing at 4 GHz! Hit the power wall with Pentium 4 heat, sparking multicore shift. Amdahl's Law shows sequential code limits parallel gains. #ComputerScience #RISC

Man this Architecture stuff is crazy interesting. How processors are made from Sand, then Silicon ingots to Waffers to Dies then calculated for the yield of the overall batch. CS hits different when you dive below the surface, far beyond just coding. #CS #Architecture.

Did I complete the weekend targets?.Hell Yeah I did!!. ✅_Chapter uno of the Architecture book. ✅_Installed RARS. ✅_Although not completely revised the JavaScript stuff, still did some Hands-on practice on Arrays, Loops and Functions. #ProgressNotPerfection.

Guten Morgen folks!.Its Sunday. I'll be using the quite to catch up .My targets for today_.1. Complete chapter 1 of the Computer Architecture Book. 2. Install RARS (for the RISC-V Sim.). 3. Revisit everything I've covered in JavaScript so far. #DevLog

RT @cneuralnetwork: i listen to this everyday.

Turbo C. Some of our college profs from 1st Sem still used it explain stuff. .

My progress of the past few days. Quoted [🧵].#buildinpublic.

Learning how functions hold context and how this shifts based on how they're called took time. Higher-order functions made more sense after seeing callbacks in action. Nested scopes helped reinforce how JS isolates logic. Structure, execution, and context — coming together.

3.Functions.Covered JavaScript functions in depth:.- Function declarations.- Parameters and return values.- Nested functions.- Higher-order functions.- The THIS keyword.Each added a layer to how execution and scope actually work. #functions

Used them to iterate arrays, copy values, and process elements. Practiced value vs index access, loop control, and edge conditions. Now starting to recognize which loop fits a given structure instead of defaulting to for. Understanding is becoming choice.