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"JCIP - Java Concurreny in Practice", finally was able to complete this monster and now I see the world differently. I had a aha moment, just like Neo in the Matrix. "The Sandman: Kindly Ones" and "The Sandman: Wake
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I've learned a bunch of things on the job: - Picked up Finance on the go as it was required for the job. - Learned a lot about concurrency, java, python3, modern C++, React as I needed them to get my projects to completions. - Another
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My personal system is to create Anki flashcards as I'm in the habit of reviewing them everyday. My issue with other systems is recall and an inante understanding that I will never come back to them in the future due to the lack of cont
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To be honest, I'm agnostic to the particular RSS reader I use as long as it gets the basics right - read later, save webpages in read later, basic organization and a decent search. My current poison of choice has been Feedly but I'
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We were faced with the same dilemma. Even with a cross platform framework like React Native, you have to make a decision about which platform to target first. Considering the demographics of India, and our limited development team (a single
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I've personally written grids that update in real-time and handle millions of updates over the course of a day. The stack was based on React as the frontend, websockets as the delivery mechanism and Java on the backend and it scaled fi
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If we extend the thought experiment a little, an insurance provider could tie up with all gyms and get the data to help them charge differential premiums depending on the basis of how many times you visit the gym and how fit you are. This c
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Dell XPS 13 developer edition, I've been using the 2018 model and haven't looked back.
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- The essay "Complicating the Narrative" which lists out ways in which we can address the growing divide between humans on different sides of a debate. Vital for journalism to regain it's trust and also vital in everyday life
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My top picks would be: Fake news and media credibility. In the 21st centurty it's become hard to trust content, especially viral content shared on social media like WhatsApp. Hopefully we make progress on this front. Sustainable fundin
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I would definitely recommend the XPS13. I have the 2018 with the nosecam but other than that it's served me well for the short time I've spent with it. The newer version does away with the nosecam which is the biggest improvement
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After being plagued with a sideloaded linux on XPS15 which produced enough exhaust to keep me warm in winter, I bought a XPS13 last year and have never been happier!
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I use vcsh and my, I even wrote a blog post about it: https://srijanshetty.in/technical/vcsh-mr-dotfiles-nirvana/
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I encrypt it symmetrically after creating a tarball and store it in my password manager as a secure note. I wrote a blog post a while ago about the same: ttp://srijanshetty.in/technical/safely-storing-gpg-keys/
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Digital India Project
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