Hey everyone! 👋 I just open-sourced a new project: leetcode-ex — an LLM-powered tool that automatically generates high-quality LeetCode-style coding exercises. ✅ Built in TypeScript ✅ Generates clean Python solutions + explanations by default ✅ Easy to adapt to any language (new module to add) Whether you're learning, teaching, or building your own LeetCode-style platform, this can save you tons of time. Would love your feedback, stars, or contributions! 🔗 https://github.com/codemonkey-df/leetcode-ex Let me know what you think! 🚀

For years, I've wanted a straightforward way to create and manage virtual machines. I tried VirtualBox, QEMU/KVM, and a few others, but none felt right for the long haul. My final hope? Proxmox. A few years back, I snagged a cheap used Lenovo ThinkPad. I added a 1TB SSD (I already had two smaller ones), plus 32GB of RAM. Suddenly, I had everything I needed. Preparing the USB stick was a breeze with this command: caligula burn <iso_name> I installed Proxmox, and I have to say, my first impressions are fantastic. I spun up an Ubuntu Server VM in no time, and the simplicity blew me away. Now, I'm excited to experiment more: setting up a backup server, DNS, build pipelines, and whatever else catches my eye. Stay tuned as I dive deeper!

Hello there I usually use vibe coding to handle UI/UX cases in my project. And here starts an issue: I do not really understand TS/JS :P I would like to better understand how to structure things inside my node.js projects. Why we got ext like ts, tsx , and when for example choose react and when something else. Can you provided me some guidance in this topic ? Unfortunetly I do not have much time to read books/watch tutorials ( from ZERO to SENIOR)