Gonna track all my technical reading/tutorials and the like here
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Learning Python (63/1594)
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Chess Tactics for Champions (234/360) Waa actually speed reading this book
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Should probably track my puzzles progress too
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Got like 10 certificates this February sef. Should do this more seriously
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So I can find it easily
New year's resolution: Exercise 6+/7 Sketch daily Finish all my certificate courses Land a new job Learn 12 recipes Read 12 books
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Anyways, here you go
It's basically a DSL for more flexible chess notation with syntax highlighting and move validation that generates a .txt of the moves in algebraic notation. Technically, I should generate three different files with different levels of brevity, but even getting this to work. Hmmm
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I also started running through that build-your-own-x set of tutorials. Currently working on the simple C database because it'll be very useful for sth I want to build in the future
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Had to speedrun this for an exam, but it's also a pretty interesting read. You'll have to look into the specifics of any technology you want to adopt separately (and the book is not exactly a brainless read either), but it's a good introduction to the topic
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Leetcode 23/3549 solved Easy: 19/876 Medium: 3/1840 Hard: 1/833 Rank: 3,133,867
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Time to start my 'CS from scratch' side quest
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(69/895) Started with the first book and it's a pretty easy read so far. Just basic computer history and computer organisation. A few interesting parts I don't know sha and I really should make a blog to record all my thoughts
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