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Long story short, I have been trying to find an alternative to AWS S3 to develop my WorldLink's features locally without having to pay anything and today, I stumbled upon some interesting topics on setting up S3 locally: https://dev.to/israellopes/simulating-aws-cli-with-localstack-42kb https://dev.to/israellopes/simulating-s3-bucket-on-localhost-41fh I'll focus only on S3 and aws-cli so if you want to have more details, you can visit the links above. Table of content: Setting up Setting up Docker Setting up AWS cli Setting up LocalStack Configuring AWS cli, LocalStack and Elixir project Uploading files to LocalStack in Elixir 1. Setting up 1.1 Setting up Docker I'm currently using WSL2 Ubuntu 22.04 and native Linux Mint 21.3 . For the complete isolation of development environment, I do NOT install Docker Desktop on my Windows partition. Yes, you can install docker locally under WSL2. Since Linux Mint and Ub...

 An archive for my Leetcode problems I've solved. 1578. Minimum Time to Make Rope Colorful Elixir defmodule Solution do   @spec min_cost(colors :: String .t, needed_time :: [integer]) :: integer   def min_cost (colors, needed_time) do     color_graph = colors |> String .graphemes()     Enum .zip(color_graph, needed_time)     |> traverse( 0 )   end   defp traverse ([], accumulator), do: accumulator   defp traverse ([{char, time_a} | [{char, time_b} | tail]], accumulator) when time_a > time_b,     do: traverse([{char, time_a} | tail], accumulator + time_b)   defp traverse ([{char, time_a} | [{char, time_b} | tail]], accumulator) when time_a <= time_b,     do: traverse([{char, time_b} | tail], accumulator + time_a)   defp traverse ([ _ | tail], accumulator), do: traverse(tail, accumulator) end 125. Valid Palindrome Elixir defmodule Solution do   @spec is_palindrome...

I'm pretty much torn between deciding to spend time on drawing and exercise coding these days. I'd love to advance my career and expand my knowledge base but at the same time, I also want to improve my art skill. I ended up doing nothing, jokes on me, I guess 🤡.  There's a lot of thing I've been wanting to learn like low level programming (C) and other in-depth stuff like sql architecture, db optimization and indexing strategy. Aaaaahhh, there's so many things to learn. I'm also not happy with my current job (not salary wise, I think it's decent) and planning on taking a new position somewhere else.   Not to mention I have a lot of illnesses these days, damn you aging.