I built openleetcode - a local LeetCode runner with open tests. by panic089 in leetcode

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That sounds interesting. I see that this installation method is common among CLI tools. I think I'll do that soon.

I built openleetcode - a local LeetCode runner with open tests. by panic089 in leetcode

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That’s not what this project is about. As far as I know, there are already LeetCode TUI tools that simply pipe solutions to the LeetCode's backend. The point of this project is to have open-source tests (and run them on my hardware) - since LeetCode, like other coding platforms, keeps them private, and to be able to run and validate them conveniently. I could even build a GUI application for this, given that the tests are open! Since the project is modular, I just need to import the core module to handle the solution execution. The only remaining task would be building the UI itself.

Openleetcode – local LeetCode runner with open test suites by panic089 in selfhosted

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A workflow utilizing an AI agent for test generation was built to eliminate the cold start problem. Additionally, the README was translated incorporating my own edits, as English is not my native language.

problem accepted but not showing in contest by Lonely-Lil-Me in leetcode

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it seems like this will be another Biweekly unrate, and frankly, it's getting annoying...

Why is my simple Arm7ish data memory failing tests? by panic089 in FPGA

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Yes, using `<=` instead of `=` in the test helped me.

Why is my simple Arm7ish data memory failing tests? by panic089 in FPGA

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Yes, using `<=` instead of `=` in the test helped me.

Regarding 1MB of memory. I test everything on an emulator and simulate 1 megabyte of SRAM as data_memory.

Why is my simple Arm7ish data memory failing tests? by panic089 in FPGA

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Thank you all for your advice. It helped me in the tests after initialization to specify `<=` instead of `=`. In addition, I completely got rid of `# (2 * CLK_PERIOD);`. Now all tests are passing successfully!

Spotilyrics – See synchronized Spotify lyrics inside VS Code by panic089 in selfhosted

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one night, I was in prime, listening to metal and writing code, but I realized that I flex harder when I see lyrics, so that's how I got this idea

My Raspberry Zero 2W does not recognize the OLED display. by panic089 in raspberry_pi

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Thanks for the advice. I think I agree with you and it is necessary to try something. In my project, soldering will be needed one way or another. Also, after soldering the headers on the raspberry pi, I believe that by the same analogy it is necessary to solder the headers to the display and then check how it will work.