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# Ignore all Obsidian-related files
.obsidian/ # Obsidian configuration folder
.obsidian/**/*
*.md~ # Temporary/backup files created by Obsidian
*.sync-conflict* # Files created during sync conflicts in Obsidian

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## **VoidOS - A Journey of Learning and Knowledge Sharing**
Welcome to **VoidOS**, a repository that began as an exploration of coding and has evolved into something much greater—a **second brain**. Here, I've documented the things that intrigue, inspire, and educate me across various topics I love. This is not just a collection of notes; it's a living, breathing testament to curiosity and lifelong learning.
### **What is VoidOS?**
VoidOS is a public repository of my personal learning journey:
- A space where I share notes, ideas, and resources on subjects I'm passionate about.
- Topics range from programming and software engineering to the wonders of science, philosophy, and beyond.
- It's a reflection of my growth from someone starting in software development to a deeper understanding of the world through the lens of knowledge.
### **Who is This For?**
- Aspiring developers looking for a relatable starting point.
- Curious minds eager to dive into diverse topics.
- Anyone who appreciates the journey of learning and wants to connect over shared knowledge.
### **Why I Created VoidOS**
What began as a way to land a career in software engineering has grown into a much larger mission:
1. To document the things that intrigue me.
2. To organize and share knowledge with others who might find it useful.
3. To create a resource for future reflection and collaboration.
### **What's Inside**
- **Obsidian Notes:** Detailed and interconnected notes on various topics, like a second brain.
- **Programming Projects:** Examples of code that helped me learn key concepts.
- **Personal Insights:** Thoughts and reflections on what I've learned and why it matters.
### **How to Use This Repository**
Feel free to:
- Explore the notes to learn more about topics that catch your eye.
- Fork the repository if you'd like to organize or expand upon the content.
- Contribute by suggesting ideas, corrections, or additional resources.
### **A Note on the Name**
**VoidOS** symbolizes my personal journey:
- **Void**: The curiosity to fill the unknown with knowledge and understanding.
- **OS**: A nod to my roots in technology and the systems I've learned to build and explore.
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