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f**k nodejs my trash bin has more files than my entire OS

i finally put my personal blog live. this is where i’ll write about what i’m learning and building. if you check it out, feedback would mean a lot. sudox7.netlify.app

unpopular opinion but busy days are the best days, you might be tired and stressed but atleast you were not overthinking and sad all day

computer science degrees cover all the theory, but somehow skip the part where you actually learn to build real software.

work life balance 😫

learning c isn’t about nostalgia. it teaches you how memory actually works, why crashes happen, and why higher-level languages exist in the first place. that understanding carries everywhere.

today i changed one line of code and everything broke. i changed it back. everything still broke.

Sometimes I forget how much you can actually build with just HTML, CSS, and JS. No frameworks, no build tools just raw frontend. It feels kinda peaceful, ngl.

if coding was easy, my code would work

Built a minimal chat server in C - multi-client support (up to 10 users) - real-time message broadcasting - clean socket programming with select() - threaded client for async messaging perfect for learning network programming!

Memory-efficient doubly linked list using XOR of pointers (advanced, tricky).

I built an HTTP client in C using libcurl. tried to implement most of the features you'd expect support for all http methods, custom headers, json formatting, response time tracking, and even code generation for multiple languages. github.com/sudox77/httpx

i made a web server in c using sockets, and honestly, i learned so much about how the web works