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Coding Cells – Computational Tools for Protein Design(kesavvaranasi.substack.com)
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Ask HN: What tools do you use for computational biology?
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by kesavvaranasi 2y ago
I've been using ChatGPT to get a crash-course in Next.Js. I'm coming from a backend and data eng. background so ChatGPT is helpful for getting advice for modifying Next.JS components for the project I'm working on. Similarly,
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by kesavvaranasi 2y ago
My taste in games changed...as a kid my favorites were Assassin's Creed and Call of Duty. Today I play games like Crusader Kings 3 and Kerbal Space Program. There aren't any single-player console games that I find that great, othe
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
I subscribed only because I wanted to create a custom GPT.
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
My article discussing my learnings in TechBio.
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TechBio Adventures(kesavvaranasi.substack.com)
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
Commenting because I'm curious about what you mentioned about getting your B2B subscribers through your newsletter. Seems like a cool way to get inbound. I started my own newsletter recently and I'm hoping to follow a similar stra
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
My workflow is typical: create a feature branch from main/master, raise a PR when ticket is complete, and maintain a separate release branch for production deployments. I use rebase instead of merge so the commit history doesn't g
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
What helped me when I started 4 years ago was taking some certification exams offered by AWS and Azure. They're a bit pricey in my opinion but I needed a structured curriculum to guide my learning. Other than taking these exams, I just
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
Check out replit. They implement a browser-based IDE. I could be mistaken, but I don't think it's really focused on tutorials/teaching. What comes to mind immediately is how to use the tooling that usually comes with an IDE.
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
I like the idea of a course centered around a guided project. For example, learning Swift by developing a simple iOS app. Maybe I'm missing something, but why does the platform need to be a desktop app?
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Creating Masala Mentor and Publishing My AI Assistant to the OpenAI GPT Store(kesavvaranasi.substack.com)
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
How I created my own AI assistant to help me prepare my favorite Indian recipes.
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
For software engineering, I recommend A Philosophy of Software Design. It has principles that I think translate well to other engineering fields. For engineering in general: To Engineer is Human - Henry Petroski The Art of Doing Science and
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Writing This Newsletter and Writing Code(kesavvaranasi.substack.com)
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
I find the act of writing down a note to be more useful than the note itself. It helps me commit something to memory. I use mini yellow legal pads for jotting down interesting ideas I come across. Maybe once a month I'll pick up a pad
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
Leonard Susskind's The Theoretical Minimum is a favorite of mine. There's a series of lectures on Youtube that accompanies the books. Check out L.D. Landau's Course of Theoretical Physics if you're open to reading a text
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by kesavvaranasi 3y ago
I don't understand why Apple is asking for a commission if the developer is implementing their own payment flow. If Apple is still mandating that you offer in-app purchase as an option alongside a custom payment flow, then Apple chargi