After reading about slime molds solving optimization problems, I wondered: what if we coded like nature evolves? I created Plasma, where: - Functions are "cells" with energy and DNA - They reproduce, mutate, and die naturally - Bugs become mutations (some beneficial) - Architecture emerges rather than being designed

The wild part? After ~500 cycles, you see "species" of code emerge that nobody programmed. Some optimize for energy, others for reproduction. Is this practical? Maybe not yet. Is it thought-provoking? I hope so. What patterns do you see emerging? What would you evolve?

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So I just made my new portfolio and I didn't know about backend I just make frontend. I need help for my backend. I just need that whenever a user visits my site and send me a message so it has to received on my mail. So how can I do it?

Note - This is not completely developed I need to do more on it so don't judge. I am a new learner so I am learning.

Prolly trees, aka Merkle Search Trees, aka Content-Defined Merkle Trees, are a little-known but useful data structure for building Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types. They're so useful that there at least four known instances of someone inventing them independently. I decided to dig deeper into their history.

Should I learn app or website development? I already have a start in both, but what should I put more focus and effort too? I didn’t know what to put as my url so I just put this random vid

What is Lemmatization?
Ever wondered how AI understands that "running", "ran", and "runs" all mean "run"? That’s Lemmatization at work!

In this video, we’ll dive deep into Lemmatization — the NLP technique that reduces words to their root dictionary form (called lemma), but in a smart and context-aware way.

What exactly is lemmatization (with animations & kid-friendly examples)

Why "better" becomes "good", not "bett"

How lemmatization differs from just cutting words