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Purpose of the ArticleDuring my internship, I worked on managing user levels and configuring API call permissions based on those levels using NestJS. This blog post aims to explain the implementation of Guards, JWT, and custom decorators that I created to achieve this. Requirements • User Levels: Members within a workspace are categorized into four levels. Level 1 has the highest authority, with..
Implementing Memory Reading Using Only Logic Gates
Purpose of the Post In computing, it’s commonly known that when a unique address is given, the corresponding memory can be read directly. But how does this work? In this post, we’ll explore the concept and attempt a simple implementation using logic gates. Preview of the ResultLet’s say we have memory addresses ranging from 0 to 3, each storing the following values:address 0: [false, false]value..