Kusum Bhattarai @Kusumatrix

Flowing through the continuum. quamos.dev Austin, Texas Joined September 2022

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Kusum Bhattarai @Kusumatrix

3 weeks ago

These algorithms are not always faster than comparison-based sorts. They take extra space for auxiliary arrays and their performance depends heavily on the distribution of data. Understanding when to trade space for speed is key to choosing the right tool for the job. #sorting

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Kusum Bhattarai @Kusumatrix

3 weeks ago

Radix Sort is particularly effective for handling large ranges of elements. It utilizes Counting Sort as a core routine, performing d passes (d is the number of digits in the maximum element) to sort the array based on individual digit positions. That makes it O(d*(n+b)).

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Kusum Bhattarai @Kusumatrix

3 weeks ago

I spent time today studying Counting Sort and Radix Sort. It’s so cool how these non-comparison sorting algorithms can achieve linear time complexity, O(n+k), while traditional comparison based algorithms cap at O(nlogn).

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webAI @thewebAI

4 weeks ago

The winners of our first YOLO26 MLX Build Challenge are in. 7 days. 4 tracks. 4 wins. Here's what builders shipped 🛠

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Kusum Bhattarai @Kusumatrix

4 weeks ago

For instantiation: Avoid using new inside smart pointers. Use std::make_unique and std::make_shared instead. Why? Exception safety: avoids leaks with exception. Performance: std::make_shared combines the control block and the object into a single heap allocation instead of two.

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Kusum Bhattarai @Kusumatrix

4 weeks ago

What if a resource needs multiple owners? That’s where std::shared_ptr comes in. It uses reference counting to keep the resource alive until the last ptr is destroyed. But beware of circular dependencies! Solved using std::weak_ptr. It just observes the resource, no ownership.

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Kusum Bhattarai @Kusumatrix

4 weeks ago

Learned about move semantics in C++ today and realized how I can use them to optimize resource management.

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tarive ⁖ @saksham_adh

a month ago

"Don't Get Up" Rage Bait's You Out of Bed. Powered by YOLO models running on MLX, we built the future of Alarm Clocks in 36 hours. #YOLOMLX @thewebAI

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Mustafa @oprydai

6 months ago

most people don’t fail because they’re stupid. they fail because they live in demo mode. they read. they watch. they save tabs. they nod along. nothing ever compiles. nothing ever ships. the brain rewards recognition the same way it rewards achievement. so people confuse understanding with progress. real learning hurts. real building breaks things. real thinking forces you to admit you were wrong yesterday. that’s why most people stay theoretical forever. theory never humiliates you. execution does. and humiliation is the tuition fee for competence.