"The Prophet" by Kahlil Gibran is a literary masterpiece that has touched the hearts of millions of readers around the world. Published in 1923, the book has become a timeless classic that continues to inspire and enlighten readers today. In this blog post, I will review the book and share my thoughts on why it is such an important work of literature. The book is a collection of 26 poetic essays that are written in the form of conversations between a wise prophet named Almustafa and the people of a city called Orphalese. The prophet shares his wisdom on a wide range of topics, including love, marriage, children, joy, sorrow, freedom, and spirituality. What sets "The Prophet" apart from other works of literature is the way that Gibran uses language to convey his ideas. Each essay is beautifully written, with lyrical prose that is both poetic and profound. The book is filled with timeless quotes and passages that have become famous for their wisdom and insight. For

 Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach is a timeless classic that has captured the hearts of millions of readers worldwide. The book was first published in 1970 and has since become a cultural icon, inspiring countless individuals with its message of hope, freedom, and the pursuit of happiness. The story revolves around the titular character, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, who is a seagull who is dissatisfied with the mundane and conventional life of a seagull. Unlike his peers, Jonathan is driven by a passion for flight and a desire to push the boundaries of what is possible. He spends hours practicing and perfecting his flying skills, much to the frustration of the other seagulls in his flock. Eventually, his relentless pursuit of excellence leads him to discover a new and better life beyond the limits of his old world. The book is a powerful allegory for the human condition and the struggle to break free from the constraints of societal norms and expectations. Through Jonathan&#

  Being so formal and "to the point" in today's blog post! Have you ever wanted to get started with 3D graphics programming, but didn't know where to start? Look no further, as the 3D Cube Example repository on Github provides a simple, yet effective introduction to the world of 3D graphics. This repository contains a demo of a rotating 3D cube, built using the Pygame and PyOpenGL libraries. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at what this repository has to offer. The Working Demo The demo of the 3D cube is quite impressive, with a smooth and seamless rotation along the x, y, and z-axes. The demo can be seen in the gif provided in the repository's README file. Requirements and Installation The 3D Cube Example requires the Pygame and PyOpenGL libraries to be installed. The repository includes two installation scripts, one for Linux (pre-run.sh) and one for Windows (pre-run.bat), making it easy to get started with the demo. Simply run the relevant insta

  Hi, you, so today I decided to write a book summary of a book I read few months ago.  " Algorithms to Live By : The Computer Science of Human Decisions" is a fascinating book that explores the ways in which computer science can be applied to human decision making in our everyday lives. Written by Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths, the book provides a unique perspective on the subject matter and demonstrates how various algorithms and data structures can be used to address various human problems. The authors begin by introducing the reader to the field of algorithms and heuristics, which are systematic methods that are used by computers to make decisions. They then explain how these same principles can be applied to help us make better decisions in our daily lives. Throughout the book, the authors provide real-world examples and case studies to illustrate their points, making the book both engaging and accessible to a wide range of readers. One of the main themes of the book

 So, after having this domain for more than 2 years I've decided to start writing. It's 1:21 AM IST, while listing to music and wondering why chatGPT's down! (I was using it like I use DDG to find answers and blogs <a search engine>) this thought came out of nowhere that I own a domain.    These days I'm focusing over myself as I want to be real me which means I want to get out of this mental trap of pleasing everyone and making everyone happy! I guess I'm in that phase, in my life, where I'm always unsatisfied and feel like something's missing from life. I also feel hungry no not hungry for food but for knowledge.  These days my life revolves around few things: - 1) Books 2) Computer (my job and learnings) 3) Gym  4) Psychology of humans and animals (even though both are same but iykyk) 5) Music (It has always been ❣️)  6) other personal things lol I feel like these paragraphs are missing contextual connection but whatever, I guess I've stopped th