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Replying to @EthCC
🚨 ⚠️ One of Samouraï film crews in #EthCC #Bruxelles has just had some equipment stolen in the street.
A potentially suspicious profile hung around the crew with strange behavior while they waited for their vehicle:
@EthCC @EthCCweek
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Day 14-15 | #100DaysOfCode
Finally got my #libft project validated on Monday. Full score. Although I made a git mistake: I used "git add *" instead of "git add ." when I wanted to update all files in the repo. Fortunately the moulinette didn't KO me on that.
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Today I kicked off #ft_printf. Digging into the use of variadic functions. Got a basic understanding on va_list (start, arg, end, etc.).
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Day 11-13 | #100DaysOfCode
6 hours of dev in total on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Finally pushed my #libft project and waiting to be evaluated tomorrow.
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Day 10 | #100DaysOfCode
Around 3.5 hours at school to test #libft but only made a little progress. Asked chat gpt for help, generally it's got some pretty good explanations but sometimes its solutions just don't work.
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Day 9 | #100DaysOfCode
3h session last night. Still testing the mandatory part of #libft. It's interesting to see how the test files are written although sometimes I don't understand the purpose of a certain test...
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Day 8 | #100DaysOfCode
1h little session before going to bed. I corrected some errors and updated my makefile to include the bonus functions of #libft.
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Bookmark: I need to read through this long article below and maybe comment on my code to help me understand each line.
makefiletutorial.com/
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Day 7 | #100DaysOfCode
Made a quick stop at school today despite the horrible weather and finished the bonus part of #libft. Will start testing my code tomorrow and it could take quite some time. Let's go!
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Day 4-6 | #100DaysOfCode
Made minor progress on Thursday and Friday because of work. Took a break on Saturday, then had a coding session at school Sunday. In total around 5h.
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Getting into linked list. Learned to add a node at different positions of a list and traversing it. Still struggle with pointers sometimes.
Next week I'll try to finish the bonus part of #libft and test my code. Cheers!
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Day 3 | #100DaysOfCode
Today I attended a web3 conference: introducing @BNBCHAIN and an exchange on web3 journey with panelists from @Ledger , @LeBinanceFR etc. Then I worked on the #libft project for about 2h, finished my Makefile v1 and started to tackle the bonus section.
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Some advice from the panelists (1/2):
- First start in Web2 then to Web3
- Learning C will help when getting in to Solidity
- The 42 #Tokenizer project is a nice exercise, not so easy of difficult
- Participate in hackathons
- Go fast and bootstrap with the product idea
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Day 2 | #100DaysOfCode
6 hours spent at school. Finished the mandatory part of libft functions and started to learn how to create a Makefile. Got stuck on memmove when it comes to overlap management.
I need to understand pointer arithmetic and memory allocation better.
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Day 1 | #100DaysOfCode
Finished setting up my 42 off-campus environment on my laptop. I have no intention to study at home all the time, just to have more flexibility that helps me balance my studies, work and life.
Also made progress on the #libft project:
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Getting into the usage of file descriptors but haven't fully understood it yet. For instance, my program only printed the first two lines, the other two blank. My guess is that there is a conflict between fd and the use of recursive. Any thoughts? #cprogramming #coding
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Kicking off the second round of the #100DaysOfCode challenge with @mrgiles1 today.
Last time I didn't have a clear goal, so this time I have to be specific:
- Mandatory: finish the first two projects of my 42 cursus
- bonus: create a static blog using next.js
Wish me luck!
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Day 99-100 | Finished my first #100DaysOfCode challenge with some C exercises during my trip to Athens.
It lasted for one year, definitely not consistent enough, but much better than doing nothing. At least got my hands dirty in the programming world.
Day 97-98 | #100DaysOfCode
Making small and steady progress on the libft project. Came across the bus error for the first time.
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Day 96 | #100DaysOfCode
Small progress on the libft project. I found myself still struggling with exercises I had done a while ago. So I tried the rubber duck method (in my case, furry bear) to fully understand the logic and the functionality of each line.
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Day 95 | #100DaysOfCode
Reviewed a few exercises in C from the 42 piscine which would be a part of the very first project in the common cursus. Trying to build my own library of useful functions!
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Also continued on Dr. Chuck's C course, got an idea of the similarities and differences between Python and C.
youtu.be/LMMG8d-JjtQ
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Day 94 | #100DaysOfCode
Finally getting back to coding after a 10-day break from the piscine. Tried a gamified algorithm exercise on @CodinGame and I found it hard to understand what the problem really is. I'm so used to plain instructions...
codingame.com/training/easy/…
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