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Jadi
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A freedom lover from Iran. Techie, Programmer, Linux expert & Content creator who advocated the freedom of keyboard and human rights.
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Jadi 1 year ago
Planning a one week car trip in Croatia! Zagreb -> Rastoke -> Pula -> Zagreb.
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Jadi 1 year ago
I wish I had something deep to say... but I don't. But I will post this anyway because this is Nostr and I want to be active.
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Jadi 1 year ago
Its a very common quesiton in both exams and job interviews: Convert Roman numbers to Arabic (Integer) numbers; so XIV should return 14.
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Jadi 1 year ago
Installed the #Nostur app on ipad, functinal and beautiful. Thanks @Fabian
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Jadi 1 year ago
Begin on Nostr makes me happy. Being on X makes me anxious. I understand how Nostr works. I do not understand youtube tech & algorithms. When on Nostr, I have the "I have to make something" mentality. When on Instagram I'm on "let's do one more scroll" mode. So I'm #Nostr .
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Jadi 1 year ago
A friend has given me his #FlipperZero (with a 3 board extension). Its fun but IMO 90% of the people will stop even charging it after the first month. Cool for demos and some fun but mainly an expensive universal IR remote. Lets see how mine will end up ;)
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Jadi 1 year ago
Recently I'm recording some videos; describing the solutions to some programming interview questions. In this one (from Google) we are faced with an ordered array and we need to remove the duplicated elements and return the number of unique values; IN PLACE!
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Jadi 1 year ago
In this short video I'll show you how to start your LLM (Large language model) journey as a programmer. After a short intro on LLMs, I'll show you how to start using a smaller model (SLM / Small language model) via ollama and interact with it using CLI, Curl & Python using openai library.
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Jadi 1 year ago
Top Algorithm Interview Questions Fully Explained; Ransom Notes using hashmaps
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Jadi 1 year ago
regreSSHion: RCE in OpenSSH's server, on glibc-based Linux systems explained winner of #AI_of_shit
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Jadi 1 year ago
In this video I'm solving the Merge Sorted Arrays problem using the Two Pointers solution while explaining all my thought process. I'll use C for fun :D #algorithm #programming #interview
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Jadi 1 year ago
Top Algorithm Interview Questions Explained - Valid Parentheses - Stacks, Easy In these series I'm going to solve many Programming Interview questions related to algorithms and explain my thought process. I will try to be detailed and show you how a programmer thinks when confronted with such questions. This one is about Stacks and is Easy: Given a string s containing just the characters '(', ')', '{', '}', '[' and ']', determine if the input string is valid. An input string is valid if: - Open brackets must be closed by the same type of brackets. - Open brackets must be closed in the correct order. - Every close bracket has a corresponding open bracket of the same type.
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Jadi 1 year ago
Unleash Your Inner Geek: Crafting your own Unix Command! Program your own 'who' and 'users'. Ever wondered how the Unix wizards conjure up their spells? Join me on a thrilling journey as we decode the magic behind the who and users commands. This isn't just another tutorial; it's your gateway to becoming a command line sorcerer on Linux, BSD, or Mac systems. ‍ We'll start by unraveling the mysteries of the UTMP unix version 1 format on OpenBSD, guiding you through the arcane process of information extraction. Then, we'll peek into the very source code of the users command, revealing secrets that have been closely guarded by the Unix Elders. By the end of this adventure, you'll not only be versed in the ancient UTMPX texts but also be ready to craft your very own users or who commands. Imagine creating a bespoke tool like is_logged_in, which can divine the presence of a user with a simple 1 or 0. Prepare for that 'Eureka!' moment, as the curtain lifts and the commandline's enigmatic workings become clear. If you're armed with basic programming knowledge, this video will elevate your skills to mystical heights. So, are you ready to wield the power once held by the Unix Elders? Let's embark on this quest for command line enlightenment together!
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Jadi 1 year ago
Ansible. Ansible. Ansible. Running larege playbooks on a cluster of servers to test our installation process and become ready for our next release. #work
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Jadi 1 year ago
Published a new version of my UTMP-Classic crate. It can parse the classic UTMP files which #OpenBSD still uses to keep track of logged in users and such. in this version I upgraded the zerocopy to 0.7 series and it needed some changes because of the new zerocopy::Ref .