u/Affectionate-Stress0

Features

• Terminal-based note and journal system
• Vault-based organization (similar to Obsidian)
• Standard Markdown files
• Support for Notes and Journals
• Journal support with flexible entry formats (You can modify the entry (ex: %Y %M %D or %D %M etc.)and you can either make a unified journal (one big file) or a divided journal (one file per entry))
• Searching inside a journal with fzf
• Real-time Markdown rendering with Vivify
• Backup (rsync) different directories into different destinations
• Supports editors : helix, jed, kakoune, micro, nano, neovim, vi and vim

Note: No AI was used for writing this post. Some AI was used for the project (writing README.md and some basic debugging sometimes)

Hello,

I’m interested in joining Cyber Battalion 42 and had a question about the timing of the SPARC training, as my situation is a bit unusual.

I’m currently under 18 and completed my maturité in February through the federal exams (not via a gymnasium). I plan to start a bachelor’s degree in mathematics at EPFL this September. After that, I intend to pursue a master’s degree (possibly at EPFL, ETHZ, or another top university abroad), and then complete my ER. Given my age, I should be able to fit all of this in before the age limit of 25, with some margin.

I’m considering several options for when to complete SPARC:

• Now, before starting EPFL Pros: I may be able to fit the training into these months, depending on its duration. Cons: The next onboarding event is on June 12, and I’ll be abroad from mid-June to mid-July, so I’d only have about 1–1.5 months of full availability.
• During my bachelor’s or master’s Pros: I would have stronger theoretical knowledge by then. Cons: I expect EPFL’s workload to make it difficult to commit to a full training program.
• Speedrunning it during a summer Pros: Likely more free time. Cons: Depending on the workload, it might still be difficult to complete.
• After my master’s, before ER Pros/Cons: Hard to estimate how much time I’ll have available during that period.

More generally:

• How long does the SPARC training usually take?
• How likely is it that the program will significantly change or be replaced in the next 5 years?

I assume prior knowledge can shorten the training. For context, here are my current skills:

• C and Python
• Nix ecosystem
• Linux systems
• Mathematics (maturité level, with some topics beyond that. And I do have a particularly important motivation and work ability to learn deep mathematical topics)
• Git
• Native French speaker; fluent in English and conversational German

vim.lsp.config("clangd", {
            cmd = { "clangd" },
            filetypes = { "c","cpp","objc","objcpp" },
            on_attach = on_attach ,
              init_options = {

          clangdFileStatus = true,
          usePlaceholders = true,
          completeUnimported = false,
          headerInsertion = false,
          headerInsertionDecorators = false,
          addDependencyHeaders = false,
          semanticHighlighting = true}
})

clangd (i suppose he is the culprit) is adding #include <header.h> periodically in my c code. Every time I catch it, I add a settings hopping it will make clangd behave. But none seems to solve my problem.