2025 will go down as the fastest year (as in amount of things experienced and decisions made) of my life... time since 2020 (post corona) is so much messed up man
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Forwarded from Robi makes stuff (Robi)
So with that , odit.et is officially launched
been in the works since Feb 10 2025 ( almost a year )
been in my head since 2022 with this post
The app is native kotlin and the site is built with svelte 5
installation instructions here
and usage instructions here
You can finally get control over your finances because they are easy to log and easy to go thru.
from odit.et/dashboard
You can see your 2025 wrapped from
odit.et/wrapped and
You can set goals for 2026 at
odit.et/goals ( yes they will automatically update as messages come in )
odit is not on device , and is closed source , head to totals.detached.space if you want a FOSS alternative
@rb_wk for more of the stuff i built
been in the works since Feb 10 2025 ( almost a year )
been in my head since 2022 with this post
The app is native kotlin and the site is built with svelte 5
installation instructions here
and usage instructions here
You can finally get control over your finances because they are easy to log and easy to go thru.
from odit.et/dashboard
You can see your 2025 wrapped from
odit.et/wrapped and
You can set goals for 2026 at
odit.et/goals ( yes they will automatically update as messages come in )
odit is not on device , and is closed source , head to totals.detached.space if you want a FOSS alternative
@rb_wk for more of the stuff i built
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Feynman deciphering the secrets and implications of the speed of light barrier
https://youtu.be/kWCl7diBGos
https://youtu.be/kWCl7diBGos
YouTube
Why Light Speed Is The LIMIT? What Feynman Uncovered Will COLLAPSE Your Mind
Ever wonder why nothing can break the cosmic speed limit? 🚀
Most people think it's just "Einstein's rule" — but the real answer is WAY weirder. The speed of light isn't some arbitrary speed limit slapped onto the universe. It's literally built into the structure…
Most people think it's just "Einstein's rule" — but the real answer is WAY weirder. The speed of light isn't some arbitrary speed limit slapped onto the universe. It's literally built into the structure…
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Five hours into dependency hell, my Rust code compiles nothing except regret. Already hate my life :(
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Wtf is happening, my people are acting as if their messiah has arrived
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Forwarded from Mira
and yeah, working on a project called talix. imagine being able to generate actually high-quality courses exactly the way your brain wants them, while also owning your entire learning curriculum. talix is basically a free and unapologetically better version of https://roadmap.sh/ai/course with even more features. i came up with the idea and created the repo like 2 months ago. but got the time this past week, and started working on it.
so yeah, infinite course glitch dropping soon
so yeah, infinite course glitch dropping soon
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TIKVAH-ETHIOPIA
ተወዳጁ የኪነጥበብ ባለሙያ ነጻነት ወርቅነህ ከዚህ ዓለም በሞት መለየቱን ኢቢኤስ ቴሌቪዥን አሳወቀ። በቴሌቪዥን ፕሮግራም አቅራቢነት፣ በተዋናይነትና በሌሎች የጥበብ ስራዎች ውስጥ ስመጥር እና ተወዳጅ ከሆኑ የጥበብ ሰዎች አንዱ የሆነው ነጻነት ወርቅነህ ባደረበት ህመም በድንገት ከዚህ ዓለም ተለይቷል፡፡ ለበርካታ ዓመታት በኢቢኤስ ቴሌቪዥን የሚተላለፈው የቤተሰብ ጨዋታ ፕሮግራም አዘጋጅና አቅራቢ የሆነው…
This is just unbelievable💔
RIP
RIP
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Ive officially started working on my own chess engine (Oxide) using rust
I began with pawn and knight move generation, and for now im keeping things simple and readable instead of jumping straight into heavy optimizations. The knights are generated using straightforward (file, rank) offsets... check all 8 possible jumps, make sure the target square is on the board, and allow the move if its empty or holds an enemy piece.
Its not bitboards yet, but its easy to reason about and hard to get wrong, which is exactly what I want at this stage. I’ve also finished pawn move generation, so the engine can already produce a decent chunk of legal moves.
Next up are sliding pieces (bishops, rooks, queens), which is where things start getting more interesting. Once thats done, I’ll probably revisit move gen and optimize.
Finally feels good to actually be building this instead of just thinking about it. ♟
#Oxide #ChessEngine #Rust
I began with pawn and knight move generation, and for now im keeping things simple and readable instead of jumping straight into heavy optimizations. The knights are generated using straightforward (file, rank) offsets... check all 8 possible jumps, make sure the target square is on the board, and allow the move if its empty or holds an enemy piece.
Its not bitboards yet, but its easy to reason about and hard to get wrong, which is exactly what I want at this stage. I’ve also finished pawn move generation, so the engine can already produce a decent chunk of legal moves.
Next up are sliding pieces (bishops, rooks, queens), which is where things start getting more interesting. Once thats done, I’ll probably revisit move gen and optimize.
Finally feels good to actually be building this instead of just thinking about it. ♟
#Oxide #ChessEngine #Rust
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Henok
knight move generation
Knight moves are interesting because they ignore blockers and jump directly to their target squares
That makes their move set fixed and predictable, unlike sliding pieces.
That makes their move set fixed and predictable, unlike sliding pieces.