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Blue lock :

Mr.DRLN :

𝔙𝔩𝔞𝔡𝔶𝔰𝔩𝔞𝔳 :

Здравствуйте. С вами связывается администрация приложения Youtube Shorts. Мы обеспокоены тем что вы покинули наше сообществом

[ANGEL23🪽] :

Racist :

I built this algorithm brick by brick🗿 Every late night, every failed attempt, every bug that didn’t make sense at 2 AM but somehow became obvious the next morning — it all became part of the foundation. Like laying bricks to construct something meaningful, I didn’t rush the process. Algorithms, after all, are not just lines of code. They're the distilled logic of countless decisions, patterns, and insights, refined over time. When I say I built it "brick by brick," I mean I built it deliberately — testing one assumption at a time. I didn’t copy and paste code hoping it would work. I wrote each function, each loop, and each condition as if I were carving it into stone. Some parts were easy — small bricks that fit into place smoothly. Others required tearing down entire sections and rebuilding because one small miscalculation threw the entire structure off balance. This wasn’t just about writing code. This was about learning how to think. Every brick I placed in this algorithm represented a lesson learned: about the problem domain, about computational limits, about patience. I started with nothing — just a vague idea and a blank file. Slowly, that idea took shape. I researched, studied, tested theories, hit walls, and found ways around them. When there was no documentation, I reverse-engineered. When tutorials failed me, I relied on raw experimentation. There were days when progress was invisible. Hours spent debugging something trivial — a misplaced semicolon, a misnamed variable — and no visible gain to show for it. But I pressed on, because building something real isn’t always about rapid progress. It’s about perseverance. You don’t see a brick wall grow one brick at a time. You notice it only when you take a step back and realize it’s no longer a scattered pile — it’s a structure now. And make no mistake — the algorithm wasn’t just built for performance. It was built for clarity. I didn’t just want it to work; I wanted it to make sense. I wanted future me, or someone else reading the code, to understand the *why* behind every decision. That’s what building "brick by brick" means — no shortcuts, no “just trust me” logic. Every component was justified.

Alejandro Cordón :

Max2qxn :

ну кто будет писать шесть слов

MAO :

Cupido :

. Discreto

Misfits > Rock :

Tito :

Ángel⚽ :

Q nadie sepa qué veo esto

Randy Cevallos :

El guapo :

Donde firmó

𝙅𝙖𝙞𝙧𝙤 𝘼𝙡𝙚𝙟𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙧𝙤 :

Comento para que me salga más

Pemuasmu :

Edu123 :

Emmanuel :

sYmOn🍀 :

🗿🗿🗿

qwep_ezz :

Garou 🌊 :

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LOLL

negr :

Рекомендую не комментировать подобные видео, так как алгоритм TikTok показывает вам больше похожих видео, и чем длиннее комментарий, тем больше видео появляется. в вашей ленте. Больше меня всего пугают люди которые оставляют комментарии под такими видео, ведь из за алгоритма тиктока им больше будут попадаться такие видео. Я конечно такого делать не буду,ведь я не хочу загрязнять свою ленту

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Yo soy rodrigo :