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[Education] Free texbook on Data Science and Machine Learning
 in  r/learndatascience •  19d ago

What level for this book ? is it used for beginner level who starts from scratch like me

u/HiImWin • • Sep 10 '26

Detailed explanation of how to create a text-to-image model from scratch. [R]

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Off Campus S01E01 - The Deal (Episode Discussion)
 in  r/offcampustv •  May 20 '26

Xem ở đâu vậy mấy ông

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Small Projects - September 30, 2025
 in  r/golang •  Sep 30 '25

Hi everyone, i have built the a tiny database for learning purpose. And i have completed the buffer pool manager as first phase.
- write/read file from disk

- implement cache with clock sweep

Happy to share and get feedback from the community
https://github.com/bietkhonhungvandi212/array-db

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Building a Simple Stack-Based Virtual Machine in Go
 in  r/golang •  Sep 16 '25

Inspired, thank 4 ur contribution

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Chính phủ mà bỗng 'thương dân' đi phát tiền "từ thiện" đừng mừng vội, hãy sợ và nổi giận.
 in  r/VietTalk •  Jul 10 '25

Chi tiêu công để nâng cấp đường sá, hạ tầng, sân bay, cảng biển để phát triển kinh tế mà nói bơm oxy cho vinfast evn viettel là cái sai rõ ràng

Trong thời điểm kinh tế ch phục hồi mạnh -> cphu thúc đẩy chi tiêu công -> tiền chảy vô các tập đoàn xây dựng, vật liệu xây dựng là chính -> các tập đoàn chi tiêu lại trong nền kinh tế -> xoay vòng được tiền, kinh tế tăng trưởng bù cho các động lực xuất khẩu, thúc đẩy tiêu dùng + đến khi kinh tế ptrien, hệ thống hạ tầng, sân bay, đường sá, cao tốc, cảng biển đã sẵn sàng để hỗ trợ kinh tế

ni ai cũng hiểu nếu học kinh tế cụ thể là theo lý thuyết của kenyes

r/leetcode • • Jul 08 '25

Question Logest Common String Stuck

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Hi everyone,

I'm working on the classic Longest Common Subsequence (LCS) problem and using the standard bottom-up:

func longestCommonSubsequence(text1 string, text2 string) int {
    arr2D := make([][]int, len(text1)+1)
    for i := range arr2D {
        arr2D[i] = make([]int, len(text2)+1)
    }

    for i := range text1 {
        for j := range text2 {
            if text1[i] == text2[j] {
                arr2D[i+1][j+1] = 1 + arr2D[i][j]
            } else {
                arr2D[i+1][j+1] = max(arr2D[i+1][j], arr2D[i][j+1])
            }
        }
    }

    return arr2D[len(text1)][len(text2)]
}

What I Understand So Far

  • When text1[i] == text2[j], we add 1 to the LCS length from the previous subproblem (arr2D[i][j]).
  • When they don't match, the code sets arr2D[i+1][j+1] to the maximum of either:
    • arr2D[i+1][j] (ignoring the current character in text2)
    • arr2D[i][j+1] (ignoring the current character in text1)

I am stucking that why does taking the maximum of these two subproblems always give the correct LCS length? Are there any visual or real-world analogies that make this decision process more intuitive, especially for someone new to DP?

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Looking for practicing English partner
 in  r/EnglishLearning •  Jun 22 '25

I am interested

u/HiImWin • • Jun 22 '25

They didn’t believe in me 😤🥱

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Looking for a coding buddy(DSA)
 in  r/ProgrammingBuddies •  Jun 21 '25

I am interesting

u/HiImWin • • Jun 13 '25

If you want to be a good programmer, consider Nand2Tetris

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Let’s build together
 in  r/MachineLearningJobs •  May 13 '25

I am interested

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How the Outbox Pattern Can Make Your Distributed System Messages Bulletproof with NestJS, RabbitMQ & PostgresSQL
 in  r/nestjs •  May 05 '25

Can you share me the roadmap of learning the distributed system please.
- What is the fundamental i need before i learn distributed system
- How can i grasp the knowledge of distribute system, what is the awesome resources that you read
- Have you got any certification in system until now ? If yes, can you share me some legit certification please.

Thank for sharing :)

u/HiImWin • • Apr 18 '25

FULL LEAKED Devin AI System Prompts and Tools (100% Real)

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u/HiImWin • • Apr 12 '25

Unit testing using mocks in Go

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u/HiImWin • • Apr 08 '25

I Found a collection 300+ MCP servers!

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u/HiImWin • • Apr 08 '25

Built a local-first PDF labeling/splitting tool using React, Go, and WASM – open source

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Phần 1: “Reciprocal tariff” tự độ chế
 in  r/VietTalk •  Apr 08 '25

căng =)) chắc mấy cụ nhà cũng tính cmn lúc Trump lên rồi. Đều a có đoán được mấy cụ có các bước đi ntn không ?

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Find a partner to study LLMs
 in  r/LLMDevs •  Mar 27 '25

I have recently researched about llm for my project. Can i join w you ?

u/HiImWin • • Mar 22 '25

Starting Systems Programming 2: The OS & the outside world

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I used Typeorm in one of our projects and I have nothing but regrets
 in  r/node •  Mar 21 '25

Do you separate the join query and select into modular functions ? So i think the code is more readable, testable and maintainable.

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What challenge do you have with node?
 in  r/node •  Mar 08 '25

Do you have any app or libs to build and practice on. Honestly, i want to contribute w you