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How Computers Really Work: From Binary to Brain

Ever wondered what's actually happening inside your computer when you click a button? It's not magic—but it's pretty close. Let me walk you through how these amazing machines really work. Why Computers Only Speak in 0s and 1s Imagine trying to commun...

Jan 203 min read

RIRashedin Islamblog.rashedin.dev

How Programming Languages Are Converted into Machine Code

Programming is pretty much fun! We can do amazing things with programming, such as building a calculator, building a website, or even building an AI Agent (or LLM, you get the idea). But machines don't understand these programming languages directly....

Dec 11, 20254 min read

ABAkash Bijwedevutilx.hashnode.dev

Text → Binary Converter: Turn Your Words Into 0s & 1s Like a True Geek 🤓⚡️

Ever wanted to feel like Neo from The Matrix, but instead of dodging bullets you’re dodging deadlines? Say hello to the Text to Binary Converter (https://www.devutilx.com/tools/text-to-binary) — the ultimate “I’m a developer, trust me” tool that tran...

Dec 4, 20252 min read

ABAkash Bijwedevutilx.hashnode.dev

Binary → Text Converter: Turn Ones & Zeros into Human Words 🔄

Have you ever stared at a string of 0s and 1s — maybe dumped from some old debug log, hidden in a puzzle, or lying in a weird file — and wondered “What does this even say?” Enter the Binary to Text Converter on DevUtilX: a no‑fuss, browser‑based tool...

Dec 3, 20253 min read

OAOyindamola Abiolaoyindamolaabiola.hashnode.dev

Signed and Unsigned Numbers

Understanding How Computers Represent Positive and Negative Numbers After learning how to convert between decimal and binary, all the examples I worked with were positive numbers. But we also have negative numbers. How does the computer deal with all...

Nov 5, 20258 min read

HLHaocheng Lincodeforcesarchive.hashnode.dev

Reverse XOR: Cracking the Palindrome Code (Codeforces Problem)

When I first read the Reverse XOR problem on Codeforces, my instinct was to reach for a brute-force loop. After all, the task seems simple: Does there exist a positive integer x such that x ⊕ reverse(x) = n? Where reverse(x) means reversing the binar...

Oct 15, 20252 min read

BRBrett Rowberrybrettrowberry.com

Clojure Ratios

Computers do math really quickly. Yet, computers struggle with all kinds of things with math. Take, for example, the simple fraction: 2/3. This should be easy to store right? In most languages, it isn’t. We’re going to use 2/3 throughout all our exam...

Oct 7, 20252 min read

LWLee Westlakerhm.hashnode.dev

General Assembly Language Primer

When it comes to programming retro computers, four universal truths are practically immutable by contemporary standards: they’re slow and have very little memory … and uhhhh … they’re slow and have very little memory. Okay, so technically that’s only...

Sep 25, 20256 min read

NMNand Makadiathetechtrends.hashnode.dev

What Does Complement Mean in Binary?

1. What does "complement" mean ? In binary/number systems, complement just means "the opposite" or "what is missing to reach a certain whole." For example: In decimal with base 10, the complement of 7 (in base 10, single digit) is 3, because 7 + 3 =...

Sep 13, 20255 min read

DSDivyansh Sharmadivyanshblogs.hashnode.dev

Why Your "1TB" Laptop Shows Only 931GB: MiB vs MB Explained

Have you ever bought a 1TB laptop or external hard drive, only to find that your operating system shows something like 931GB instead? Don’t worry, your storage isn’t broken. Manufacturer is also not scamming you by false advertisement. This happens b...

Sep 5, 20252 min read

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How Computers Really Work: From Binary to Brain

How Programming Languages Are Converted into Machine Code

Text → Binary Converter: Turn Your Words Into 0s & 1s Like a True Geek 🤓⚡️