If you're lost,

the answer is education.

If you're educated, the answer is execution.

If you're executing, the answer is consistency.

Learn. Execute. Stay consistent

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many people get confused about .gitignore so here is the simple truth

.gitignore is tracked like a normal file
git commits it and shares it with everyone

.gitignore only works for files that are NOT tracked

if a file was already added and committed before
adding it to .gitignore it will not stop git from tracking it

you must stop tracking the file first

git rm --cached filename

then .gitignore will work for it

also yes
you can add .gitignore inside .gitignore

but this is dangerous
because others will not get the ignore rules
and the project can become messy or unsafe

The Dead Internet Theory (DIT) suggests that much of today's internet, particularly social media, is dominated by non-human activity, AI-generated content, and corporate agendas, leading to a decline in authentic human interaction

OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 model scored an IQ of approximately 147 on the Mensa Norway IQ test (that’s supposedly smarter than 999 out of 1,000 humans)

An IQ of 147 sits at the lower end of the genius range, comparable to high-achieving scientists and top-tier academics

but, do we seriously believe there was no intelligence test data, exercises, or solutions anywhere in the training dataset? And I don’t see how an IQ test can meaningfully measure AI intelligence in any way

Most people don’t realize this, but Python is older than Java.

>Python was released in 1991
>Java came later, in 1995

And most people Consider Java an ancient language 🤣

Please Stop Blind Vibe Coding

you should always pull before starting from the correct branch. if you are fixing an issue or bug, first you must recreate it. ask the bug reporter to clarify if needed, then start working on it.

test it locally, check every file change before commit, and when creating a PR double check everything. what code changed, what files changed, and make sure you are creating the PR to the correct branch. after that, if the build fails, check the error and fix it, especially if there is GitHub CI.

now with this vibe coding thing, people just copy the task denoscription, give it to cursor, create a PR, and ask for review. this is not good and honestly annoying.

William James Sidis was a child prodigy with an amazing intellect in the early 20th century. His IQ was estimated to be 50 to 100 points higher than Albert Einstein’s. He could read the New York Times before he was 2.

But it didn’t end like that. He died at the age of 46. I read the Wikipedia article and watched this YouTube video, The Sad Story of the Smartest Man Who Ever Lived

You should watch it I have mixed feelings about his story.

i was watching a video on YouTube by Mark Manson (the writer of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**). then he mentioned this name, and I got curious and searched about him You Were The Smart Kid... So What Went Wrong?

Highest IQ 2025 - TOP 10 People with World’s Highest IQ Ever Recorded

https://www.usiassociation.org/post/top-10-world-s-highest-iq-ever-recorded-in-2025