{"@attributes":{"version":"2.0"},"channel":{"title":"Blog","link":"https:\/\/debdut.blog\/","description":"Recent content on Blog","generator":"Hugo","language":"en-us","copyright":"\u00a9 2025 Debdut Chakraborty","lastBuildDate":"Sun, 10 Mar 2024 22:51:56 +0530","item":[{"title":"Fundamental Theory of Arithmetic","link":"https:\/\/debdut.blog\/2024\/03\/fundamental-theory-of-arithmetic\/","pubDate":"Sun, 10 Mar 2024 22:51:56 +0530","guid":"https:\/\/debdut.blog\/2024\/03\/fundamental-theory-of-arithmetic\/","description":"
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There is one and only one unique prime factorization of a number.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

If you have a number, like \\(34\\), factoring it we get -<\/p>\n

$$\n\\begin{align}\nfact(34) = 2 * 17\n\\end{align}\n$$<\/p>\n

Question is, can you have a different set that is other than { \\(2\\) } It may seem evident from the example above but let\u2019s start with an informal proof.<\/p>\n

Firstly, we’ll use a different definition of a set, where elements can show up multiple times<\/strong> - this is critical in making the proof simpler.<\/p>"},{"title":"Perpetual Rocket.Chat Develop Deployment","link":"https:\/\/debdut.blog\/2022\/06\/perpetual-rocket.chat-develop-deployment\/","pubDate":"Wed, 08 Jun 2022 18:49:18 +0530","guid":"https:\/\/debdut.blog\/2022\/06\/perpetual-rocket.chat-develop-deployment\/","description":"

Since joining Rocket.Chat last year I’ve been having to deploy it uncountable times, multiple times in a single day even. One of the most critical things, is needing to check community issues on latest develop<\/em> branch (to make sure it’s not already fixed) everytime before funneling to product. So it was a lot of re-deploying every few days.<\/p>\n

We do have a develop<\/code> tagged docker image, but to actually<\/em> be on the latest develop I’d need to re-pull it every once in a while, and that doesn’t really help much.<\/p>"},{"title":"Creating Shell Builtins","link":"https:\/\/debdut.blog\/2022\/06\/creating-shell-builtins\/","pubDate":"Wed, 08 Jun 2022 15:31:59 +0530","guid":"https:\/\/debdut.blog\/2022\/06\/creating-shell-builtins\/","description":"\n

What are my goals for this article?<\/h1>\n

Before writing this, I was thinking about it from the reader’s point of view, and it came to my attention that the goal of this article might get misinterpreted. So this section is to make sure that doesn’t happen. My goal for this article, is very simple and straight forward. Following this, you’ll have a much better understanding of what shell builtins<\/code> are, and why you should use them instead of general commands, whenever you can. There is a section that shortly goes through the process of even creating one ourselves. But that should not be considered to be a tutorial<\/strong>. This article won’t teach you how to create a built-ins yourself.<\/p>"}]}}