03653 - 23d
It's bittersweet when I update a file that was last updated 3+ years ago. Love because I'm glad to have been working on the same project for over 5 years but upset that I haven't "upgraded" it in 3-5 years XD
Finrod Felagund @finrod - 23d
A few days ago, I needed to do some numerical analysis, so I dusted off a python library I wrote for solving differential equations 5 years ago now. I also kind of cringed at how naive I was in my implementation of certain things, so I started re-implementing in a more mature way so to speak. Seeing these old files shows how much you've changed throughout the years.
It also made miss doing math, can you believe that ?
Nope I'm with you! Since the change from auto into software, I have missed using computers to do tricky math for me. It's clever and slick, it's fun! Reversing and rebuilding a custom blowflish crypto algorithm I had a blast. I only ever attempted to implement things like ffts or other kinematics equations I had to deal with, that's when Excel started becoming my goto XD
https://github.com/VnUgE/VNLib.Plugins.Extensions/blob/develop/lib/VNLib.Plugins.Extensions.Validation/src/ValidationErrorMessage.cs This library is a baby compared to the rest of the repo it's part of. The rest of the library was started back in 2020 before I knew how to use git, I think the first commits weren't until 2022.
Reminds me of the simpler college days where I had to model industrial robots and drones and implement the control solutions. Simpler days really.
In that case mine was much simpler XD Reverse engineering ecus, learning AVR firmware, and lattice fpgas
