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Career Update (a little late!)
I’ve joined @pre6ai as a Founding Engineer(first one in the team), excited to work on something fascinating. 🤞
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Product engineers - how many textbooks have you read since you started working?
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It’s better run product engineering with few good people, and have less meetings.. than have tons of meetings everyday and get more people to put only 3-4 hours creating products…
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Just because someone is good at writing about X on Twitter doesn't automatically mean they are good at solving for X in real life.
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anyone who fosters independent thinking in kids is helping them discover a new reserve of confidence - one that comes from the strength of their own thought process and not from transient grades.
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Understanding Computer Networks, CPU architectures, Operating Systems, and Databases at a non-trivial skill level is a superpower.
Everything that is built boils down to these 4 core concepts!
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Simply love these questions/puzzles by @amodm .
I wish more of twitter was filled with such thought provoking and learning content.
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Have been bugging @amodm for a while to turn that gist into a blog article. 😅
Just today used this whole thread and @amodm's detailed gist as the cornerstone of for a talk that highlights the availability costs of introducing layers in your service architecture.
We'll keep today's #WeekendDevPuzzle simple:
Scenario A: You have a set of web servers, sitting behind an LB (Load Balancer), and hit a DB for some of their requests.
LB has never gone down since deployment, while web servers have issues for ~3hrs per month, and DB ~1hr/mo
1/4
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and yes. by learning random things you increase your chances of serendipity.
you never know when _that obscure fact_ from 2 years ago will help you out in some weird but interesting way
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War-time vs peace-time C̶E̶O̶ CTO, what is "the business", sending engineers to tech conferences, learning to write well as a developer, and what motivates engineers.
Got hold of @JacobSingh to talk about all this and much much more! New episode of #ScalerPod dropping this week!
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"Absolutely no knowledge ever goes to the waste" 💯
watching @amodm's episode with @championswimmer again and it's filled with soo many good nuggets.
It's one of those interview that you have to watch multiple times to fully distil:
youtu.be/KBy7CYOqjNU
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Replying to @kaustiwari @amodm
Superiority that is claimed rather than demonstrated is the hallmark of inferiority
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Builders vs Storytellers
The world needs awesome builders who can tell a decent story. Not the other way round.
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Gentle advice for "learn to code" grads: You still need to study computer science and software engineering text books.
Making it easier to get started also makes it easier to hit a wall at speed.
Don't crash bad. Study up.
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Many years ago...ppl claimed niit 6 month html course...or 1 year doeacc 0/a level course was better than doing engineering....why waste 4 yrs .
Some ppl even suggested diplomas are better ...
Sounds ridiculous in hindsight but ppl believed it with all their hearts
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Setting up for a safe browsing experience today involves quite a lot of steps. Here are some👇(and a form at the end for the interested, alas, not easily scriptable)
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Hosting @amodm to talk about efficiency of college education and it/ future. Do join in at 9:30pm
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