New year, new chapter, 2026 is here! Let’s make it unforgettable. Happy New Year! ✨🚀🎆
| Hacking | White Hat Hacker |
| Programmer | C - JAVA - Python - Rust |
| Network Manager | Linux |
| Hacking | White Hat Hacker |
| Programmer | C - JAVA - Python - Rust |
| Network Manager | Linux |
New year, new chapter, 2026 is here! Let’s make it unforgettable. Happy New Year! ✨🚀🎆
Someone was using AI for Unix CLI and coding assistance when they encountered this fun fact at the start of 2026. Lmao.
And they want to use this AI for the medical, legal, and accounting fields, replacing those jobs with an unreliable AI. It can't even get simple maths correct, yet they want it to play "AI doctor" doctor. The dream these "tech bros" are selling is one of the most dangerous things out there, and management is buying into it just to save money.
Linux kernel 6.16 testing needed! Help us test 6.16 from Aug 10-16. The Fedora Quality Team will be available to receive your feedback. :)
Learn how to participate: https://fedoramagazine.org/kernel-6-16-test-week-august-10-16/
A future for #curl off hackerone?
امروز یکی از بچههای راهرو بهم گفت: «چهقدر پوست صورتت خوبه» خودم دقت کردم دیدم راست میگه. داره برق میزنه یا به قول خارجیها glow داره.
الان حدود یه ساله از ایده «خب بیا به پوستم برسم» میگذره و توی این یه سال یه روتین سادهای رو داشتم پیش میبردم. اولا یادمه خیلی به این فکر میکردم که پوستم glow داشته باشه ولی بعدا یادم رفت و صرفاً از روی عادت انجام میدادم.
امروز انگار دوباره بهم یادآوری شد خیلی چیزا صرفاً توی بلندمدت نتیجه میدن (حالا هر چه قدر هم بخوای کوتاه مدت دهن خودت رو سرویس کنی)
Basic snake game
https://github.com/sudo97/snake-hs
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/sudo97/snake-hs
I made a file organizer in rust.
https://github.com/ash2228/org
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/ash2228/org
Hydra, a code counting program written in Haskell.
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/haq0/hydra
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.