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sirkarthik
8y ago
* AWS (Amazon Web Services) * Python for Data Science * Machine Learning with Python
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Uh-Oh Decade of Enterprise Software Development
(blog.codonomics.com)
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Software Developer as Data-Scientist
(hackernoon.com)
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Top things of an MNC that a startup should mimic…
(medium.com)
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Correlation and Causation by Example
(blog.codonomics.com)
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10 secrets to becoming an Engineering Leader – quickly
(medium.com)
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Quick lessons in data science practice
(medium.com)
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This one seem to have caught the attention of a lot of readers in Hackernoon on Medium platform. #InterestingRead #ReadIt
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50 Common Misconceptions in the World of Software Development
(hackernoon.com)
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Ask HN: What's your experience replacing JavaScript with Go lang. in Front end?
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All about Elastic Network Interface (ENI) for AWS Exam and Later
(blog.codonomics.com)
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All about Web-Application Firewall for AWS Exam and Later
(blog.codonomics.com)
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Learn your lessons from MVP before you think about scale
(hackernoon.com)
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Ask HN: What is your server-side/back-end monitoring checklist?
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I had turned down a lot of job offers till date for one/more of the following reasons: * Poor work culture * Lack of opportunities to learn at work * Not a competitive pay * Dated tech-stack * Sensing toxic work atmosphere * Company ri
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Moment you realize this #startup is not worth your bet
(hackernoon.com)
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What is so wrong with TDD?
(hackernoon.com)
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AWS Reference Architecture for Web App hosting ( http://media.amazonwebservices.com/architecturecenter/AWS_ac... ) shows S3 as being used for static assets and CloudFront to deliver it. Interesting they also show a Web S
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Ask HN: Is Web Server in AWS required when using S3 for static assets?
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9y ago
Best learning comes from experience. The best one could get out of books or video tutorials in the case of learning cloud infrastructure services like AWS is a firm fundamentals of their stack or services. This awareness is what would prov
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What kind of Manager are you today (or want to become tomorrow)?
(medium.com)
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What is so wrong with TDD?
(medium.com)
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When do you use map vs. flatMap in RxJava?
(blog.codonomics.com)
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The Role of the Founder/CEO: You Have One Job
(hackernoon.com)
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What are some instant red flags when investing in a startup?
(quora.com)
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A Tale of a Lone Zen Developer Among Coding Factories
(linkedin.com)
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The issues cited in this post is something that I get to witness even today..
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I've witnessed the unfortunate consequences when each of these rules were violated. I've seen kludgy code when Rules 1 and 2 are violated for instance. Employing Fancy algorithms to look good among peers, leaving behind buggy and
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Only for team oriented websites that aids real-time communication with notifications like Slack, Trello, etc. For others my typical response is "No thanks!".
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Rob Pike's 5 Rules of Programming
(users.ece.utexas.edu)
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