octo-andrero

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by octo-andrero 2y ago
For some topics search here, at hackernews, may work very well. Some people submit links to theirs personal blog posts here. There's a newsletter that tries to find and get together all such posts for the last day. You may find it here
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
"You and your research by Richard Hamming". https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/YouAndYourResearch.html
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications by Grady Booch is my favorite one. It explains object oriented programming from the conceptual point of view. I would also suggest the design patterns book by the gang of fours by the sa
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
Because it's interesting and, probably, the easiest way to bring significant business value. Most of the problems and opportunities I saw lies somewhere on the border of different departments, technology stacks and abstraction layers.
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CPU context switches, CPU cache misses and their performance impact(andrewpakhomov.com)
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
Thank you!
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
Could you share any examples of interactive documentation or tools to build interactive documentations? The only thing comes to my mind is Swagger / OpenAPI documentation pages from Spring that allows you to send the request.
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Ask HN: What is your personal motivation for documenting code?
3 points by octo-andrero 2y ago|8 comments
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Why the response time could be high: A Queuing Theory approach(andrewpakhomov.com)
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
Redis University is free. The quality of materials is superb. I fully prepared for Redis Certification exam using only Redis University materials / Official redis docs. https://redis.io/university/
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
The Knuth is great, for sure, and I encourage any efforts to build strong basement of fundamental knowledge. Still I would suggest you to change the focus. As a software engineer most of the time you won't implement complex generic alg
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
Good engineers design according to requirements, great engineers challenge them.
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
I would suggest you to split the question into multiple: 1/ What should be communication pattern you need: synchronous calls via API, message brokers (you configure routing rules inside message broker) or stream of events. 2/ How
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Latency, Tail Latency and Response time in distributed systems(andrewpakhomov.com)
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by octo-andrero 2y ago
I use Hugo, GitHub to store blog and Cloudflare Pages to host it. This setup is free, straightforward and configures in few clicks. You only need to pay for the domain name.
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by octo-andrero 3y ago
Considering the upcoming advancements in AI, the more beneficial will be to give a hard focus to software engineering fundamentals: object oriented programming design patterns, domain driven design, system design etc. I personally expect th
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by octo-andrero 3y ago
I have never heard about the LLM-based solution, but the tests written with help of Cucumber ( https://cucumber.io/tools/cucumber-open/ ) framework looks very similar to what you're asking about.
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by octo-andrero 3y ago
It depends on the value your tool adds for developer. I pay for IntelliJ IDEA despite there's free community version. Also, postman seems feel good. Docker in the very end found a way to monetize their solution through the enterprise
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by octo-andrero 3y ago
> Obviously I can't get "paid to learn" how to code but are there any entry-level jobs where I'd get general exposure that could aid/speed up my learning? (in any programming language) I guess working at a compan
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by octo-andrero 3y ago
> In an office it's easy for a new hire to ask a question or get someone's attention. When remote, how does the company communicate culturally? Is there an expectation for response times? If not, what internal tools and resourc
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by octo-andrero 3y ago
As it seems to me, it's highly depends on the kind of material you're trying to memorize and the cause you're trying to memorize this. What usually works for me when I'm trying to learn something new: - I write down or r