RT @paysmaths: Theorem of the Day (July 30, 2025) : The Four-Colour Theorem.Source : Theorem of the Day / Robin Whitty.pdf : .

Honestly, a mini music widget would look really good at comet. @AravSrinivas

RT @DiracGhost: Four math books that had a big influence on my (mathematical) thinking. Homotopy Type Theory (Voevodsky ++) .Foundation o….

RT @bibryam: Optimizing Uber Eats' Search Platform.

RT @probnstat: Graph Theory by Harary:

RT @SwamiSivasubram: 🚀 Big breakthrough: Amazon EKS now scales up to an incredible 100,000 worker nodes in a single cluster, enabling custo….

Hey comet, please go through all my electrode mistakes and compile them together. Comet is a killer.

10000 ways to fail , only one lead to victory.

RT @0xor0ne: Introduction on intercepting Linux system calls. #cybersecurity #Linux

RT @ico_TC: Decide to buy or sell a stock within the time it takes light to travel a 100 meters. That's high speed trading. .

RT @Book_therapy223:

You will be able to understand anything more better if you can understand their philosophy and their founding principles. Be it any language.

The compiler is your translator. The runtime is your diplomat. And the developer? A world traveler—learning customs, solving problems, sometimes lost in translation, but always exploring.

Some languages are polyglots—like Python, JavaScript, or Rust—traveling across many lands, adapting their dialects depending on where they are. Others are deeply rooted and conservative, like COBOL in the Financial Institutions, still guarding the legacy fortresses.

Programming languages came later. They're not countries themselves, but rather languages spoken across those countries. Some languages are fluent in specific domains—like C in OS-land, SQL in the land of Databases, or Verilog in the land of Hardware.

There are different countries, and each country represents a domain of expertise—like Operating Systems (OS), Databases (DB), Networking, Security, and so on. These countries have their own cultures, values, and rules—they speak in protocols, architectures, and abstractions.

RT @Book_therapy223: Most especially if you’re working, please by all means, spend on yourself and enjoy your money

RT @TheTuringPost: 3 free books for you (from @MIT press). Excellent for diving into algorithm theory and core ML algorithms:. ▪️ Algorithm….

I have been writing a writing on malloc ever since a week. It sounds simple but its very detailed system design.

Experimenting with gemma 3n to build a super awesome kotlin app.