Monotonic stacks and queues have a reputation for being notoriously difficult. Why? I suspect the difficulty lies not in what these data structures are but how they are often used to craft solutions to various problems.

This post describes how to effectively use the binarytree package for Python. Working with binary trees on LeetCode is a motivating use case for learning the package.

This post describes how to set up a virtual machine, specifically the AMD server version of Ubuntu 18.04.2, using VirtualBox on a Mac. It also describes how to set up a shared folder between host (i.e., MacOS) and guest (i.e., Ubuntu server running Linux).

This post details how to work with arbitrary bases in a positional numeral system (e.g., decimal, binary, etc.). Specifically, this post details how to convert numbers from base 10 to base $b$ in such a way that not only is the whole number portion converted but also the fractional/radix portion as well.

This post details how to outfit your Docusaurus site's doc pages and blog posts with a footnotes section.

This post details how to modify your Docusaurus site's webpack configuration.

This post details how to automate SQL query formatting via the clipboard on a Mac. Want to copy a SQL query, run a command, and then have a nicely formatted query to paste elsewhere? This is the post for you.

This post details how to synchronize Material UI's light and dark palettes with Docusaurus's light and dark modes, respectively.

This post details how to outfit your Docusaurus site's doc pages and blog posts with a comments section using giscus.

This post details how to go about updating/installing Node.js using nvm

This post details how to go about using more than one GitHub account with SSH.

This post details how to go about deployment on an AWS EC2 instance.