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Life is complicated, and the tech world is full of choices. To learn better, I code in low-level languages and work my way. RabbitHoleCoding, I will call it HellEsc since I will be coming from the pit of hell of bits ;). Let&rsquo;s start with the basics, and I will need to start with hardware which will be virtual for now. Virtualization will make things portable and less worried about me breaking things.
A Wizard&rsquo;s Command Line Incantations for Enchanting C Code in Vim # A Wizard&rsquo;s Command Line Incantations for Enchanting C Code in Vim Greetings, fellow practitioners of the command line arts! Today, we delve into the mystical world of Vim, where keystrokes become spells, and code transforms at our whim. Join me as we explore a spellbinding Vim script, an incantation designed to transmute chaotic C code into a tapestry of elegance and order.


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The symbols and incantations that make up the assembly-like code. Interestingly, this language for the CPU is closer to the machine code that a computer can understand, providing greater control over the hardware. Reading and writing are more challenging than high-level programming languages like Javascript or Python. The main is using a basic concept of hello world and memory stack. With Today&rsquo;s AI, Cloud, and other buzz words technology stack, it&rsquo;s nice to come back to the roots sometimes and see how things work on a simple level
Journey into RabbitHoleCoding: A Wizard&rsquo;s Tale in the Realm of the Command Line # In the mystical realm of technology, where choices abound like stars in the night sky, embarks a brave soul on a quest named RabbitHoleCoding, or as I prefer, HellEsc. Picture this journey as a descent into the very core of the digital netherworld, delving into the abyss of bits and bytes.
The Art of Command-Line Wizardry # Just as a wizard begins with the fundamentals of magic, so shall this journey commence with the rudimentary elements of computing.


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Writing Back # New Year to start exploring new tech and focus on a few things. AI, Machine learning, cyber security, Lower level programming languages, to name a few.Hope I will wonder what the future will bring in these trying times. The next focus or project is to write more rust programming language and a little blog or community surrounding it. The command line world and its related tools. This is a footnote for myself, and see what I can document as I don&rsquo;t have a good memory, so tech will help me in that area.
The symbols and incantations that make up the assembly-like code. Interestingly, this language for the CPU is closer to the machine code that a computer can understand, providing greater control over the hardware. Reading and writing are more challenging than high-level programming languages like Javascript or Python. The main is using a basic concept of hello world and memory stack. With Today&rsquo;s AI, Cloud, and other buzz words technology stack, it&rsquo;s nice to come back to the roots sometimes and see how things work on a simple level


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CLI and Golang # For some time, have wanted to dabble a little more on Golang. After working on an intro course at ACG (A Cloud Guru) and learning Golang, I got to say it is a straightforward language with some powerful features. Creating a CLI tool with Golang has been a good experience. The language has some unique character and made with some legendary programmers in our time:
Writing Back # New Year to start exploring new tech and focus on a few things. AI, Machine learning, cyber security, Lower level programming languages, to name a few.Hope I will wonder what the future will bring in these trying times. The next focus or project is to write more rust programming language and a little blog or community surrounding it. The command line world and its related tools. This is a footnote for myself, and see what I can document as I don&rsquo;t have a good memory, so tech will help me in that area.


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What is Programming # This a question for anyone now in days in today&rsquo;s world, is scripting or compiling the true nature? What is programming, really? I mean their many languages. Some argue scripting is false and compiling machine code is best, but not too low or high is the battle for many developers, engineers, and coders. This paradigm is better than others etc. If you can type it and run it, it is programming as long it turns complete.
CLI and Golang # For some time, have wanted to dabble a little more on Golang. After working on an intro course at ACG (A Cloud Guru) and learning Golang, I got to say it is a straightforward language with some powerful features. Creating a CLI tool with Golang has been a good experience. The language has some unique character and made with some legendary programmers in our time:


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A Wizard&amp;rsquo;s Command Line Incantations for Enchanting C Code in Vim # A Wizard&amp;rsquo;s Command Line Incantations for Enchanting C Code in Vim Greetings, fellow practitioners of the command line arts! Today, we delve into the mystical world of Vim, where keystrokes become spells, and code transforms at our whim. Join me as we explore a spellbinding Vim script, an incantation designed to transmute chaotic C code into a tapestry of elegance and order.


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Life is complicated, and the tech world is full of choices. To learn better, I code in low-level languages and work my way. RabbitHoleCoding, I will call it HellEsc since I will be coming from the pit of hell of bits ;). Let&amp;rsquo;s start with the basics, and I will need to start with hardware which will be virtual for now. Virtualization will make things portable and less worried about me breaking things.
Journey into RabbitHoleCoding: A Wizard&amp;rsquo;s Tale in the Realm of the Command Line # In the mystical realm of technology, where choices abound like stars in the night sky, embarks a brave soul on a quest named RabbitHoleCoding, or as I prefer, HellEsc. Picture this journey as a descent into the very core of the digital netherworld, delving into the abyss of bits and bytes.
The Art of Command-Line Wizardry # Just as a wizard begins with the fundamentals of magic, so shall this journey commence with the rudimentary elements of computing.


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What is Programming # This a question for anyone now in days in today&rsquo;s world, is scripting or compiling the true nature? What is programming, really? I mean their many languages. Some argue scripting is false and compiling machine code is best, but not too low or high is the battle for many developers, engineers, and coders. This paradigm is better than others etc. If you can type it and run it, it is programming as long it turns complete.


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AWS Cloud # The AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) is a powerful and convenient tool that allows you to manage and control your AWS services with ease. By using a unified interface, you no longer need to switch between multiple tools or dashboards to manage your cloud infrastructure. Instead, you can control all your AWS services from the command line, which provides a streamlined and efficient approach to managing your cloud environment.


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