https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGdb7SNGOXo Saurva sukla's https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BL-F8YtfQVzV888rrhHq6bBWn6YVTfBq/view I have its copy in gdrive too

gistfile1.txt

R E A D . T H I S : gist ma image rakhna 1. paila image pc ma save gara. 2. bottomest gist ma gayera footbar ko image icon ma click garera foto upload gara. 3. tyo link copypaste chaheko gist ma gara. JustDoThisWay navaye img nakhulne etc hunxa
blog ma vane just tyo image select direct jspaint batai garee cutpaste gara

PS: While I click 'edit' on this gist viewable, then on bottom, I see 'Add File'. I have to click there to add new gist. Anyway for kaamchalau, just add comment on this gist for immediate note down or emotional vomit posts.

contexts ie. rel to pgm below
earlier i thought like npm, yarn etc are options to it.
No, stupid, npm is node package manager meaning package manager for your computer acting as node. packages are curl, yarn etc. see here.
So, curl yarn are dependencies on top of npm.

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To run react/ngular/vuejs projet online, append that githup repoURL in http://gitpod.io/# n then .. . Maintain pods

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about regex
So, flashbacking my youtube ant-diagram (whose std. name is regex diagram), I wanted to again revisit its sheer compactness to convey lot of ideas.
I saw it only on JSON offcialP ,and was curious if such dgm exists for other languages.
few googles led me to this stack convers ,and Voila!
Its called REGularEXpression. And there's whole lot chapter of the art of converting ant-walk-diagram to REGEX and youtube videos like this ,and this are there and this wiki too.

Regex101.com lets you check whether regex you wrote is all syntactically correct like this link, which is already in aforementioned stack convers.
Is used in PHP JS form validation.
I hope to use this tool skills in AWS like this

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tye logic circuit ma state dgm ma eutai state ma ghumathyo next state vayo vane, ditto tei ho 'DAG' but here can be state in come process like pipelining leads to PCA etc etc. stuffs

Linux Learning Log - So, in /var/log/apt is history.log which shows all packages I installed in past.

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nano, vim (IuseThisCozPOW -> vim myfile.yml to create new), touch are options text editor in linux

sudo docker-compose up -d garda build na chinera dikka
ani build install garna ni khojya sabai garera gpt ko 'Docker Installing Build' thread anusar
tyehi pani hudaina

ani, solve garnalai tala ko gare:

curl -SL https://github.com/docker/buildx/releases/latest/download/buildx-linux-amd64 -o ~/.docker/cli-plugins/docker-buildx

Here -S means to show error message if download not succeed
L means to allow redirects if github.com/docker/...amd64 redirects to another

-o means to allow name and location where it should be downloaded
yo lekhepaxi matra hamle ~/.docker.. docker-buildx path dina milya ho

as RP told,
path("purchase/", views.purchase, name="purchase")

ma name ko satta foreign ho ki anchor garema chai views.purchase j sukai change vayeni name bata anchor garera certain page mai puryauna milxa. Future vivek, if u dont understand this, ask RP.

build: ./app line in docker-compose .yml

tells Docker to look in the app directory (relative to the location of docker-compose.yml) for the necessary files to build the image. These files typically include Dockerfile

I will only watch whats useful to me, only Dalio, Andrew Huberman or David Allen. and also think over, sadhai esari nai django grind gariraakhni because having to micro think over each n every nitti gritties have burnt me to some extent while I should have focused on being re settled or on more bigger co-ordination things.

Rarely it so happens in life that everything is picture perfect - as what is illustrated in Kindergarten's fairy tales or religious book's ideal Utopian scenario.
In-fact it is this ideal Utopian or fairy tales expectation that drives a idealistic person insane, longer his ideal Utopian ship grinds through the harsh realities and unfair dimensions of life.
"Adjust the ship, you cant change the tides"
"Deal the world the way it is, NOT the way you expect it be",
these both are extremely practical stoic quotes to deal with the paradoxes of life.
In-fact life is full of paradoxes. There is no clear white and no clear black; everything is in-fact grey and context-relative, often dubbed by Hindus as Bhava-Sagar or as Buddha dubbed it as, "Nothing, no action no deed is absolute good or bad; whole understanding Bodh and situational awareness is what should be attained"
But it doesn't definitely mean that we go berserk on every thing, presuming it's already Kaliyuga, whats wrong with me adding one more shit to already shitted world. In-fact it is this attitude that makes things worse. As stoic as we can be, we should have our feets planted firmly on whatever however the world really is but definitely strive for better version of ourselves (better doesn't mean place your other cheek if one cheek gets slapped btw) and try to aim for better world for at least self.

sudo snap install --classic code TO INSTALL VSCODE IN LINUX ra KUNAI PATH MA GAYEE code LEKHA TO OPEN VSTUDIO CODE

sa sano kisaan le jamma garchh sanstha le, driver le 1 bolero 7k ma puryauchh, kapiya ma bhari pugena vane chainpur

"Axios is an HTTP client for Node.js and the browser," means that Axios is a JavaScript library that allows developers to make HTTP requests (like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) from either a Node.js server environment or directly from a web browser.

aka when we say, 'A' is 'L' client, then what we are saying is A provides framework or whatever said so that we can use L as service.
eg:
Axios is HTTP client aka Axios is client to HTTP, then we saying that Axios facilitates us such that we can use methods of HTTP like put, get post (=VERBS) over HTTP protocol to another server, usually BE. n whatever data (= NOUNS) Axios is passing, is famously called API.
Another famous example is:
when someone says, ElasticSearch also provides Javascript client platform.
What he is saying is that, there's also platform from where Javascript code can talk to receive service of ElasticSearch algorithm

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Programmer sitting on top of JSONrpc does not have to code explicitly for executing on nw; that is inbuilt protocol of jsonrpc.
Infura services JSONrpc (=remote.procedure.call) and other bloodlines like WSS, IPFS. 8

firefox dont support importing extensions. so, go to Add-ons and themes (or enter about:addons in the URL bar).
Use Firefox Add-ons to search for and install the extensions you need.

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Firefox supports SSO for many sites through identity providers (like Google or Microsoft).
To automatically log out of all sites when you log out of SSO:
Configure Cookies: Go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data, and set it to Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed to clear sessions on exit.
Add-ons for SSO Management: Consider using add-ons like Cookie AutoDelete for finer control over which sessions to keep or delete.

CORS is enforced by browser to prevent potential security vulnerabilities that can arise from allowing client-side scripts REQUEST from different origins, to access resources from server as RESPONSE.

If CORS error comes in bE, it typically means that backend server is not properly configured to handle cross-origin requests. This error occurs when the backend server receives a request from a different origin (domain, protocol, or port) than the one it expects.
To resolve, you need to configure bE server to include necessary CORS headers in its responses. not always but in most cases, server needs to send Access-Control-Allow-Origin header with the appropriate value to indicate which origins are allowed to access the server's resources.

On other hand, when u mention allowing CORS in fE, it usually refers to fE application specifying in its code or configuration that it intends to make cross-origin requests. This is done by including appropriate headers in fE code or utilizing libraries that handle CORS automatically.

For running github notebooks to colab, ghub notebooks SU'D BE in .ipynb files.
In Colab, FILE>> Open notebook >> Github >> GiveGithubUserNameWhoseRepoUwant2Run>> SelectThatRepo>> RUNTIME -Run All

For example, I did w github.com/vappiah/Python-for-Bioinformatics. I cu'd have done w others.

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Then, I save as File>> Save a copy in Google Drive. {G drive mai save gar hai, na ki gist, github because of practical reasons, which I dont want to go detail. JUST save a copy in Drive.}

To open run it next time, I do- File >> Open Notebook >> G Drive >> that FileName

btw, such files are saved in Colab notebooks in G Drive

approached problem-solving through what I call HOP - Highest Order Patterns. It means starting from a high-level perspective, identifying the fundamental drivers, and then shaping them into actionable structures.
SOP6 is simply my lens on operational efficiency - built from that same HOP mindset. It's a framework (idea) that balances what needs to run smoothly, what must respond to disruption, and what should always deliver value.