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He/him • Sophomore • I like doing codeforces and low level dev.

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Here are 10 tools you should learn if you want to level up your low level/systems game, to debug and optimize your code better : > GCC/Clang Warnings (-Wall -Wextra -Werror) > Make (A build automation tool.) > Valgrind (A memory leak detector) > GDB (GNU Debugger) >

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Whether you wrote the code yourself or you made AI generate it, if you can't debug and cleanup the code then what you ship is not code, it's slop. Here are 5 debugging methods you should be aware of : >Print Debugging In this you add a line that prints the value of a variable

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Completely rewriting it from Typescript to C++. It was for fun and I didn't care much so typescript seemed the most straightforward way. But "Sakura" by sλrthak made me have my deepseek moment

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Why learn C ? C is a simple and powerful language that underlies most operating systems, and thus worth adding to your tool-chest of programming languages.C gives you almost no abstractions that the machine already doesn't provide.What you write is almost exactly what the CPU

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Opensource is MUCH MORE than just shipping PRs, which the latest models can do anyway. It's about how you organise your code,break them into easily manageable and reviewable PR chunks, explain each of them with brief, coherent commit messages, include tests for each and then