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I really love the community here on Tumblr, it's different than other social networks where you only find people with closed-minds and only care about their number of followers, here you find people open to new ideas and ready to discuss them.

Really happy to be part of this community

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React was a mistake !

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Tonight I had a nightmare about writing React code

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Javascript sucks

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This post is fire 🔥

Keep it up everybody

wake up.

wake tf up right now. arent you sick of not feeling how you want to feel??? not looking how you want to look??? not being who you want to be? WAKE UP. stop complaining, stop complaining about not seeing movement about things not going your way etc. its okay to be in unfavourable circumstances, that's not your fault. but you have control. you have the power to change them in an instant. so get up and start acting like the most powerful person in the universe yk why? because YOU ARE. stop being like "oh nooo i'll wait till a full moon i'll do it tomorrow" shut your goofy ass up time isnt an excuse to not have your dream life. so youre here now and you're thinking, "what do i do?" what have you learnt??? AFFIRM AND PERSIST. do what makes you feel fulfilled and trust that you're doing everything right. even if youre doubtful keep persisting.

loass sayings that make it click for me

your subconscious doesn't have eyes.

the 3d is a mirror. your thoughts must move in order for the 3d to move.

manifesting is instant. the moment you decide that it's yours, it is. the 3d has no choice but to conform to your desires.

the only thing stopping you is you.

if you want it, you can have it.

what are you waiting for? start acting like you have everything you want. no limitations!

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Sam now works for Microsoft, guess I was right :0

Oh shit Sam Altman just got fired by Microsoft :)

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After following the news, Maybe Microsoft is not involved this time though

Oh shit Sam Altman just got fired by Microsoft :)

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Working smart doesn't mean working only two hours a day.

It's about thinking strategically, planning your efforts, staying focused on your goals, and executing with methods that yield consistent results.

So stop using it just as an excuse for not working hard enough, and go get the shit done.

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Oh shit Sam Altman just got fired by Microsoft :)

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AI is so expensive that hiring an engineer might be cheaper :)

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We have no doubt about that ;)

Coding in windows sucks :)

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Yeah, It's just like that. for me, sometimes it sucks because I really want to just give up and some shit happens and tells me to keep fighting.

maybe one day it'll all make sense.

Life literally waits until I am crying in my room, having a mental breakdown, and ready to give up entirely... then and only then do I get this notification. The ups and downs of uni life are REAL. I've genuinely never felt such intense emotions on both ends of the spectrum. How does anyone get through this shit???

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me too 😅

I thought I was the only one who has such dreams

Does anyone else have dreams about coding? Like I figure out my real world coding problems in my sleep, it's weird.

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Thanks, and I'm sorry that I didn't make my ideas clear enough, I'm not the best communicator, and maybe the worst, even writing this to you is challenging for me in some way.

It's hard to explain your ideas when you're alone most of the time, but I'm working on it :)

My open-source decentralized core

I asked before if people would love to hear about my open-source projects, and I got a lot of really great responses, so here we go...

About the project

I've been working on a NodeJS project lately, it's a decentralized real-time data network integrated with AI policies and other cool security features, It's only been a few weeks under development and in its early stages, but I hope we get somewhere with it.

The project is called ddeep-core, and it's supposed to be a tool under the ddeep ecosystem we are building in Multi Neon (my startup).

This core is supposed to be a more secure way to sync, save, and process decentralized graph data in real time based on data subscriptions and policies.

link to the project

How it works

First of all, a peer (device or browser) would subscribe to some data (a node in the graph database) by opening a connection with the core and sending a get message, and if the policies applied to that node are satisfied, it will add a real-time listener to that node and send back the current node's data, otherwise, it just ignores it.

Now every time someone updates that node's data by sending a put message, that peer will receive a real-time update.

well, these policies can be AI-powered... so for example, if you want to prevent any angry inputs from being added to the network under the 'posts' node, you can do so in 3 lines of code easily.

ddeep-core can be a fully decentralized solution, and if you want to save data to storage, you can do that too with features like recovery checkpoints...

It supports IP whitelisting to prevent cross-site attacks and that kind of stuff, It manages the data well by resetting the graph and listeners every while, and with each peer connection close.

There is no API for this yet, but it works perfectly with Gun.js or just by sending requests to it, we are currently working on an interface API to communicate with the core in a more efficient way.

So, is it good ??

So far the results are pretty good, if we are talking about stability we still have a long road to go with more testing, and if we are talking about performance, It's good so far.

ddeep-core is good when it comes to performance, as it ignores a lot of things when processing connections and messages, for example, if the core has to deal with a put request, and has to save data to storage too, it won't wait for the saving process to finish, it will just ignore if it's done or not and send the updated data to all peers listening to it (after processing the policies for sure).

I focused a lot on the data structure of listeners and peers, and I hope I got it well as it really affects the performance a lot.

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I just released a new version of ddeep-core, and if you don't know it, it's an open-source real-time back-end environment to run a decentralized peer-relay or what we call a core to sync and save decentralized graph data between peers (devices) in real-time.

This release is built with Bun, and we are on track to ~2M read operations/sec (from storage).

My focus is now on the performance, if you are interested please try it and tell me what you think :)

https://www.npmjs.com/package/ddeep-core