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content/Books.md

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 A place for me to talk about books.   
 
 ## Favorite books  

content/Code/Flutter & Dart.md

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 Interesting!!!   
 ## Resources   
 [Flame](https://docs.flame-engine.org/latest/)  

content/Code/Programming.md

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 [[❀Code/Rust|Rust]]  
 [[Flutter & Dart|Flutter & Dart]]  
 [[Typescript|Typescript]]  

content/Code/Rust.md

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 [Rust by Practice](https://github.com/sunface/rust-by-practice)  

content/Code/Snippets/CODE-1 Read File to String in rust.md

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+created :: 12-05-2023  
+codelang :: Rust  
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+```rust  
+let file: Result<String, Error> = fs::read_to_string("part1_input.txt");  
+match file {  
+	Ok(f) => {  
+		//do something with the file like return f  
+	}  
+	Err(e) => panic!("{}", e), //or handle error nromally without panicking  
+```  
+
+It returns a Result you have to handle, and it assumes i will be in the folder the command is **run in**, not the folder its built in

content/Code/Snippets/Snippets Index.md

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+Below are all my local snippets. Mostly just little notes to myself so I don't google how to open a txt file in rust for the 39th time  
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+| File                                                                                         | codelang |  
+| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- |  
+| [[❀Code/Snippets/CODE-1 Read File to String in rust.md\|CODE-1 Read File to String in rust]] | Rust     |  
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+

content/Code/Svelte.md

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 This is by far my favorite framework for making sites.   
 ## Sveltekit  
 This is what my wip markdown blog framework is written in.

content/Code/Typescript.md

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 I'm gonna learn typescript, partially so I can contribute to [quartz](https://quartz.jzhao.xyz/) but also so I don't have to keep relying solely on my pure JavaScript knowledge.

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 ## Languages & Frameworks  
 [[Rustlang|Rust]]  
 [[Svelte|Svelte]] / [[Svelte#Sveltekit|Sveltekit]]  

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 A place for me to just talk off the cuff about my personal goals and plans.   
 
 ## Winter Break 2023  

content/Japanese.md

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 This is my main page for collecting resources and planning my Japanese journey  
 
 # Resources  

content/Learning/Math/Absolute Values in Algebra.md

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 Absolute values in algebra is a bit weird but aside from some specific rules they're pretty fun to solve.  
 
 First off, **you cannot change the inside signs of an absolute value**. Here's an example:  

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 Turns out making specific pages for each note has been bad for me actually making notes, so here I'm just gonna spam all the notes without much explaining. I'll spin em off into their own notes later, or not, we'll see lmao  
 
 ## Polynomial functions  

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 Sometimes it's easier to modify an equation so it becomes a full quadradic equation.  
 
 Take the following:  
 
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 As it is this is not factorable, and while you can use quadratic method instead, you can force it to be factorable!  
 
 You can do this whenever the b term is *even*, this will not work if b term is *odd*.  

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 Take the following graph  
 ![[drawing functions 2.svg|drawing functions 2.svg]]  
 

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 Exponents are pretty easy to understand if you understand what squaring and cubing are, but exponential functions are a little wacky. 

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 You can't have math without formulas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
 
 ## Continuous Growth  

content/Learning/Math/Important Formulas.md

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 ## Quadratic formula  
 The classic  
 $$  

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 Logarithms are weird.  
 
 Logarithms are really, *really* weird.   

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 A game where you recreate a constellation using as few functions as possible   
 
 Other ideas: the normal get problems to solve to reveal points for a map. Maybe ask teacher for help  

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 These are going to be all of my notes on math, ones that work specifically for me but may work for you  
 
 ## Resources   

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 ## Inverse Functions  
 
 It's possible for a function to have an inverse function. in order for there to be an inverse function, the base function must satisfy the **horizontal test**, meaning for every $y$ value, theres only one possible $x$ value. Because if that, each pair of numbers must not repeat.   

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 This is where I'll have various shortcuts.  
 
 ## Quickly Foil $(x-b)^2$  

content/Learning/Math/Triganometry/Creating Trig SVGs with Latex.md

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+After spending way too much time I figured out how to create triangles with tikz like the following!  
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+![[triangles 1.svg|triangles 1.svg]]  
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+- Install MikTex and Texstudio  
+- Navigate to Texstudio's folder and open up the texstudio.ini  
+- Add the following line under the `[texmaker]` block  
+	- `Tools\Commands\dvi2svg-no-fonts="txs:///latex | dvisvgm --no-fonts %.dvi"`  
+	- Use this to embed (web safe) fonts instead of paths: `Tools\Commands\dvi2svg="txs:///latex | dvisvgm --font-format=woff %.dvi"`  
+- Now open up texstudio and create a .tex file with the property standalone  
+	- `\documentclass[12pt, tikz, border=5mm]{standalone}` at the top of the file  
+- Now go to **Tools->User->dvi2svg**  
+- Now open the folder with your .tex file and you'll find your .svg file!  
+- I further went in and edited the width and height to be 500px since its tiny by default  
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+There you go!  
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+The latex code for this triangle:  
+```latex  
+\documentclass[12pt, tikz, border=5mm]{standalone}  
+\usetikzlibrary{angles,  
+	quotes}  
+\usepackage{siunitx, xcolor}  
+  
+\begin{document}  
+	\nopagecolor  
+	\begin{tikzpicture}[  
+		my angle/.style = {draw, fill=teal!30,  
+			angle radius=7mm,   
+			angle eccentricity=1.7,   
+			right, inner sep=1pt,  
+			font=\footnotesize}   
+		]  
+		  
+		\draw   (0,0) coordinate[label=below:$A$] (a) --  
+		(4,0) node[midway,below] {$a$} coordinate[label=below:$C$] (c) --  
+		(0,4) node[midway,above] {$b$} coordinate[label=above:$B$] (b) -- cycle node[left,midway] {$c$};  
+		  
+		\pic[my angle, "$\SI{45}{\degree}$"] {angle = b--c--a};  
+		\draw (0,.8) (0,.4)-|(.4,0);  
+		  
+	\end{tikzpicture}  
+\end{document}  
+```  
+

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+## Basic triangle jargon  
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+[[Creating Trig SVGs with Latex|Creating Trig SVGs with Latex]]  

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 I am fascinated by language and the ways they evolve and the forms they take. While I mainly want to study linguistics in order to better help me learn [[Japanese|Japanese]], I would love to develop a conlang or two with it.   
 
 ## Resources  

content/My Big Huge Collection of Links.md

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 Hoo boy. This is a gigantic collection of links to sites to learn stuff or just have interesting resources. This was made before I spun up my [public bookmarks site](https://bookmarks.blurose.garden), and these could (and should) be moved there, but for now enjoy this page while you can!  
 # Coding   
 ## web  

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 This is an absolutely gigantic list of obsidian plugins I use. I need to cull a lot and organize what I consider Must Haves and just Fun, but that's for another day!  
 
 [obsidian://show-plugin?id=at-symbol-linking](obsidian://show-plugin?id=at-symbol-linking)  

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 Everyone's obsidian setup is very specific and customized, and I'm no different. I figured I might as well share my themes, how I sync, plugins, and the way I publish on this very site.   
 
 [[My Obsidian Plugins|My Obsidian Plugins]]  

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 This is a collection of textbooks that I have found interesting! Only the ones with stars are ones I have read  
 ## [[Math|Math]] & [[Programming|Programming]]  
 o'reilly designing data intensive (ebook)  

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 The Obsidian Plugin [Github Publisher](obsidian://show-plugin?id=obsidian-mkdocs-publisher) ([github link](https://github.com/ObsidianPublisher/obsidian-github-publisher)) works amazingly well with quartz! Not only does it allow you to update your digitalgarden straight from Obsidian (on both mobile & desktop no less!) but it also only uploads your published & public files to the repo! It also converts dataview queries into markdown before uploading!  
 
 Not only that but this is deployment agnostic, so if you don't want to use GitHub Pages you don't have to!