No Matter What, Always Remember
Feb 3 · 1 min read · The Business Will Run When You Are Not Here. Life Will Continue Going When I am Gone. In The End, Life Will Keep Going Whether I Live or Die. What will I produce today that will live on when I am gone? Live Today, Produce Today. So the people can inh...
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Genuary2026_OneLineFormat
Jan 23 · 1 min read · OneLineToMake For the 20th Prompt of Genuary2026: One Line, “OneLineToMake” Uses One line of Ruby/SonicPi to make Poems from the output. Code, OutPut + Poem 1 5.times { puts ('a'..'z').step(dice(4)+2).to_a.shuffle.join(' ') } y i q m u e a u q y i e...
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Late Medieval Bengali Poets
Jan 13 · 3 min read · Introduction The late medieval period of Bengali literature, spanning the 17th and 18th centuries, was marked by both continuity and decline. The weakening of the Mughal Empire, the growing presence of European trading powers, and the eventual ascend...
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Where the Rain Learns My Name
Jan 9 · 2 min read · The sky breaks open without warning,clouds unraveling their secrets above me,and the first drop kisses my skinlike it’s asking permission to stay. I could run for cover.I could fold myself into dry places,into umbrellas and excuses and waiting.But so...
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Jan 9 · 2 min read · The world goes quiet the moment I press play,headphones settling over my earslike a promise.Not silence—but mine. The song hums to life,and suddenly I exist in a spaceno one else can enter.The room stays the same,walls unmoving, lights unchanged,but ...
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The History of "Ownership" vs "Belonging": From RDB to ECS
Jan 1 · 4 min read · When I first started thinking about state management in games, I assumed the "belonging" paradigm—where entities register with central data stores—was something new. But as I dug into the history, I discovered that this idea appears to go back to the...
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Dec 31, 2025 · 4 min read · I work with Metal on Apple Silicon in my day job, and the experience of Unified Memory has been revealing. No explicit transfers between CPU and GPU. No SetData / GetData choreography. Just... shared memory. This made me think: what if this became th...
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Dec 18, 2025 · 26 min read · An in-depth exploration of T.S. Eliot’s poetry—from Prufrock to Four Quartets—tracing his evolution through modernist fragmentation, mythic structure, spiritual crisis, and the search for transcendence. Author: Saša Milivojev T.S. Eliot stands as th...
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