Hein Thant

'Backseat driver' is the best episode so far. Tension, nostalgia and darkness. It gives classic Dexter vibes. One of my favorites ever.

#DexterResurrection

For the Love of Code: a summer hackathon for joyful, ridiculous, and wildly creative projects That idea you've been sitting on? The domain you bought at 2AM? A silly or serious side project? This summer, we invite you to build it — for the joy, for the vibes, For the Love of Code 🧡

That idea you've been sitting on? The domain you bought at 2AM? A silly or serious side project?

This summer, build it—for the joy, for the vibes, For the Love of Code 🧡

Humans built the modern world out of stories and vibes. We made it all up and somehow it worked.
Sapiens changed how I see everything.

I've been mixing these up, but this actually makes sense now.

Last week, I rewrote my mcts algo from ruby to go. Thought it'd be just copy-paste. But in reality, so many edge cases and errors in go. Only then I realized how ruby was fixing all my stupidity.
After all these, I still prefer Go. Maybe I just like how it makes me think.. or suffer

So I tried #EmojiCode again. Made a docker image, started writing a simple program, and spent 2hr trying different emoji combinations - only to realize emojis need exact skin color. 🫠 Total waste of time, but I know way too many emoji names now 😄

Just discovered 12factor.net - clear and practical guidelines for building apps the right way. I've been using some of these, and will try to apply more. It might be useful for every dev

I knew I shouldn’t, but I tried writing emojic anyway. Spent an hour reading docs and attempting to run the program, but it didn’t work. Probably for the best, or I'd still be lost in this cursed language at 3am
🐇🙂🧑🍇❓🧠▶️👌🍉

GitHub - IndieCoderMM/tictactoe-ai: Unbeatable Tic-tac-toe A.I. can calculate the best moves using Minimax algorithm. Built in Python using Pygame library. Unbeatable Tic-tac-toe A.I. can calculate the best moves using Minimax algorithm. Built in Python using Pygame library. - IndieCoderMM/tictactoe-ai

Just found out my Tictactoe AI (with minimax in #Python) has 40+ forks, and looks like it's being used as learning material.
It feels amazing to know the code I wrote a few years ago has something useful. I usually let my old projects stay hidden in GitHub...

Repo: github.com/IndieCoderMM...

Whenever I'm writing new feature against a deadline, I have to resist the Dark Passenger in me, who wants to refactor every single line of code 👀

Beautiful animation. and this puzzle looks fun

I tried different libraries before this, and bubbletea is pretty good. Still couldn't draw the animation I was going for, because of my super-inefficient algorithm

This looks nice and fast, I thought u r using a libray. I'm trying to find a good TUI library for go.

Very cool! What did u use for this?

✅ Day 12 #AdventOfCode #golang
Printed so many grids while solving this one, that I ended up spending hours drawing them afterward. Totally unnecessary, but it was fun.
Busy week ahead, so I guess I’m out for this year's challenges.

Code: github.com/IndieCoderMM...

I also learned about routines today.
I don't think they're that effective in my code or the way I'm using it. It was just the result of my first attempt to rely on more CPU rather than actually using my brain 😄

GitHub - IndieCoderMM/aoc-24: Advent of Code 2024 (GO) Advent of Code 2024 (GO). Contribute to IndieCoderMM/aoc-24 development by creating an account on GitHub.

✅ Day 11 #AdventOfCode #golang
Solved after 4hrs, too much coffee, and using every last brain cell. And this has become my fastest solution so far.

My old laptop running part1 for 5s, now it can blink* 100 times in 100ms. Don't worry my guy 💻- we still got this ⚡

Code: github.com/IndieCoderMM...

✔️ Day 11 - Part 1
After a long day, I thought why not try Day 11 before bed.
🤓 Part1 solved in 30m...
😎 Part2- my code can do more loops.....
😐 Might need a few optimization
😵 Spent 2hrs....
🙃 Probably time to sleep

#AdventOfCode

Still trying to understand your loop detection works. In my code, I just let two guards walk until they meet 😄

I'm also learning Go, and trying to see how many I can solve.

GitHub - IndieCoderMM/aoc-24: Advent of Code 2024 (GO) Advent of Code 2024 (GO). Contribute to IndieCoderMM/aoc-24 development by creating an account on GitHub.

✅ Day 9 + 10 - Advent of Code 2024
I had to skip Day 9-2 yesterday for my sanity.
It was easy to solve with a clear mind.
Although it was my messiest code with that many loops and conditions 😅 maybe my two pointers are just dumb

Code: github.com/IndieCoderMM...

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✅ Day 8 - Advent of Code 2024

This one is pretty easy.

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✅ Day 7 - Advent of Code 2024
Spent too much time on Part 1, but glad that Part 2 was only one line change.

Code (go): github.com/IndieCoderMM...

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Just completed day6, and it's a very fun puzzle. This is my favorite way to practice coding.

Day 6 Sneaky
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✅ Day 6 - Advent of Code 2024

Took me 5+ hours to see that 180 turn, but I'm just proud to solve this finally.

It would be easier to deal with the time paradox tbh 😄

Code (go): github.com/IndieCoderMM...

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Completed Day 5 - Advent of Code 2024!
Finally catching up with the calendar 😅
Excited to see how far I can go—🎄

Code (go): github.com/IndieCoderMM...

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Just completed "Ceres Search" - Day 4
Now I learned the difference between XMAS and X-MAS.
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