sarupbanskota

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   by sarupbanskota 3y ago

   Congrats on the launch Murat. What types of websites is it most suitable for in its current form?
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   I Made My Own Redis (in Rust) [video](youtube.com)

   2 points by sarupbanskota 3y ago|0 comments
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   by sarupbanskota 3y ago

   :)
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   by sarupbanskota 3y ago

   Many staff level engineers love going through https://codecrafters.io (YC S22) when they want to master a language, dive deeper into the internals of devtools that they use, or when they’re simply looking for a complex project i
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   by sarupbanskota 3y ago

   You should submit this to https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x
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   by sarupbanskota 3y ago

   On CodeCrafters.io (YC S22), you can learn to build your own Git, Docker, Redis etc — in any programming language. It’s a great way to grok a variety of system design principles while getting to master a language of your choice
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   by sarupbanskota 3y ago

   This repository contains hundreds of resources for implementing complex systems from scratch https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x
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   by sarupbanskota 3y ago

   In the spirit of building complex systems from scratch, you’ll enjoy this repo https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x that contains several ideas for projects around building things from scratch (eg Build
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   by sarupbanskota 3y ago

   what was the most challenging thing about making this?
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Very well-explained. Shameless plug, we've got an interactive Build your own Redis and Build your own SQLite module on CodeCrafters, which subscribes to the same learning philosophy https://codecrafters.io/redis &
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Here's a whole repository. https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Correct. For many of our users, doing one stage per day is just the right amount of exercise (especially on the later stages — as it gets more challenging)
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    We do. Feel free to email me sarup@codecrafters.io
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    We now have a free tier, so you should be able to try it out :-)
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    Getting on HN Front Page(developermarkepear.com)

    1 points by sarupbanskota 4y ago|0 comments
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Interesting, why does the test take significantly longer on Windows?
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    Test suite taking 10+ mins to run completely?

    2 points by sarupbanskota 4y ago|3 comments
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Great questions. If you see that a language track has a particular course available (e.g Docker on Rust track), it means it's good to go. There are no hurdles to going through the stages. When a track is marked as beta, it typically me
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Genuinely curious (both of us founders come from the early stage startup world where ladders are not in place yet) — what are the top resources for engineers trying to go up the technical ladder?
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    I have to admit our highest paying customers are among our kindest :)
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    That is in fact one of the core use-cases. Hiring language agnostically increases your talent pool, especially among early career engineers. We’re seeing interest in adopting CodeCrafters as the on-boarding & continuous up-skilling prod
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Great ideas! We’ve had quite some interest in game engines, gotta look into it
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    We don't currently have Swift yet (not a highly requested language yet) but I just wanted to highlight that our language support mechanism is actually OSS. https://github.com/codecrafters-io/languages Also, I woul
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Next week a new course is dropping (Build your own grep — which involves building a Regex Engine). Some more upcoming ideas are here: https://vote.codecrafters.io/ What would some examples of projects that'd be suitabl
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Sorry, I missed responding to this comment sooner. If you remember at all, where did you notice the usage of seasoned? We used to say that in the past (and still think that's relevant), but just wondering if we forgot to update copy so
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    I've touched on the topic a little more here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32345899
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Thanks timou!
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Thank you for your appreciation! I've touched upon the pricing topic briefly here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32345899 . Would you mind reaching out to me with how your %-based learning budget works? It'll
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    We see a pretty broad spectrum, also because different people do the project in different "modes". Some want to breeze through as fast as possible, others want to "audit", some want to do a thorough deep dive. I've
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    by sarupbanskota 4y ago

    Thanks for your continued support Bert!