Python asyncio
terminal-based frontend
Reading from stdin in an asyncio event loop is so hard.
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asyncio
terminal-based frontend
Reading from stdin in an asyncio event loop is so hard.
As I was learning, I came across an idea: what if I get to call Rust code from Python? Then I can take advantage of Rust’s speed in Python.
Continuing with the Python Challenge!
After 25 days of participation in Advent of Code 2023, I finished on the global top 100 leaderboard as #78! 🎉🥳
Hey everyone! It’s almost Christmas season, and that means Advent of Code is back in operations!
I decided on a technology theme. I wanted to make some kind of gadget that looks cool, and I wanted to wear it on my head (for no reason).
When the final announcements came out, I checked the results, and I saw Story Box, right there, in the Honorable Mentions list!
In a previous post I wrote about the Book Recommendations website that I created. Recently I had the chance to update the website!
At my school, there is a house system.
Yeah, I’m now a contributor to CPython 🙂. I caught an extremely significant bug in CPython that affected the coding experience of each and every Python progr...
An email I sent to Art of Problem Solving(AoPS). It details a security flaw in AoPS’s online classrooms, which allowed impersonating anyone in the classroom.
It’s been a busy couple of months since I’m starting high school! I’ve also been working on this AMAZING project, and I now proudly present: The Book Recomme...
Continuing with the Python Challenge!
Continuing with the Python Challenge!
The Python Challenge (http://www.pythonchallenge.com) is an interesting coding challenge. I remember trying it when I was just in about first grade and getti...
I decided to make an automatic submitter that submits to online judges, with one command.
Yes, it’s weird: People were headed to the moon in 1969, and people are making video players for calculators in 2022…
This is a Tencent Meeting helper script, written in the AutoHotKey language. This tiny tool will save you tons of time when joining Tencent Meetings!
I made a little utility with the AutoHotKey language that can join a VooV Meeting (aka Tencent Meeting) meeting.
Happy π day everyone! Have some pie 🙂
Each of those will be discussed below.
The seq( command is very useful when you want to automatically fill in a sequence of anything.
Here are more creations I made for the TI-84+ CE.
Although it is certainly quite possible to find a sinusoid by pure math, we all would like a shortcut to it.
I have made some C/C++ programs for the TI-84+ CE and posted them on GitHub, available here. Some of them are still in progress, some of them are simply aban...