`uni'`

A mono-repo containing code I’ve written or studied for self-education purposes.

Contents #

Currently, the contents of this mono-repo are broken down into the following top-level concerns:

Algorithms - Code for Leetcode, mostly.
Books - Code for all kinds of practical exercises in various great textbooks. Homework, practicals, exercises, labs, assignments, etc.
Concurrency - Code written to learn how to solve concurrency problems/exercises using code.
Databases - SQL, mostly.
Data Structures - Implementations of interesting data structures, for example a heap.
Docs - Static-site documentation for monorepo. Served at https://thundergolfer.com/uni, or viewable locally (see readme instructions within folder).
Languages - Code for learning the details of programming languages (C, C++, Java, Python, Rust).
Machine Learning - H Y P E
Performance - Code for learning about how certain programs change in system resource usage under load.
Operating Systems - Code written to learn how UNIX (Linux, macOS) operating systems actually work.
Optimization - Code written to learn how to solve optimization problems using code, particularly using the kinds of optimization algorithms used in Machine Learning.
third_party - Code and configuration for managing third-party code/packages in Bazel, and not of interest in of itself.
Tools - Tooling code, scripts, and configuration, serving the repository’s needs and not of interest in of itself.

Nix - Provide a hermetic developer environment. Runs properly on my machine, runs properly on everyone else’s. At least, that’s the idea.
Direnv - Integrate with Nix’s nix-shell to provide hermetic developer environment.
lorri
Bazel - build everything fast, and correctly, no matter the language.
zstd - Required during install of Bazel Python toolchain on OSX.

Importantly, the following components are included in the repo’s Nix environment specification:

bazel build //...

bazel test //...