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Recently, I watched this video that came across my feed “WHY NOTHING FEELS INTERESTING ANYMORE (and how to fix it with neuroscience) ” by Olga Loiek. She explains that the main reason something gets us excited is because the activity causes dopamine in our brain to spike. That is also the reason why we might feel the opposite way at present.

Most people when starting out in their tech career tend to overlook the possibilities that command line offers. Here is a guide from me on the what and why you should know to be decent at the command line.

I’ve decided that I do not need React or Next for a blog.

Let us connect some boxes together.

Writing a conventional commits helper using shell scripts and utilities. Why again? Because I can and like the simplicity.

Implementing a simple version of MapReduce

It’s pronounced ’try'

How I export my Obsidian vault to PDFs using Pandoc and (more recently) Go.

To find the origins of ~, we dive into the history of computing

How Load Balancing with GeoDNS works to ensure speedy delivery.

To define KNN from scratch

We explore how to generate structured outputs with LLMs programmatically through Vercel’s AI SDK

We explore how to interact with LLMs programmatically through Vercel’s AI SDK

Taking backups of my machine with help from a script

I fix slow startup, investigate some causes and discuss some alternatives.

Solving Advent of Code Day 13 with Linear Algebra and Numpy

Implementing recursive comments in React

Hidden complexity is everywhere.

Transitioning from Windows to Linux

A guide to how I manage dotfiles on my system as a developer.