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I wrote bi-directional tcp congestion control... and survived!

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I'm back again after a loong break but this time I have done a lot of things apart from what I said in the last blog (obviously 🙃). This time I'll be discussing on how I wrote the logic for using TCP in an event loop even though it is a stream oriented protocol. So my idea was simple but it took a long time to come, and this time it was purely my idea — I was sleeping and suddenly I woke up in the middle of the night and my brain was like "Hey, what if we write the size of the packet in it?" and I was like "BROO, right now?" That did not happen exactly 😂. I simply slept without acknowledging

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