Vikram Subramanian
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- 9 Must-Read Books for Software Engineers in 2023 - Grant Isom1 savers
- Punching Up, Punching Down - The Good Men Project1 savers
- Pareto efficiency1 savers
- Scraping Fish on Indie Hackers1 savers
- Developer, You May Need a Co-Founder in Marketing – MicroFounder1 savers
- Getting started with tmux | ITTavern.com1 savers
- Just Use Postgres for Everything | Amazing CTO1 savers
- Writing an HTTP server in Rust (Part I) | Curiosity Overflow | Software Developer, tech enthusiast.1 savers
- how we spend our days - YouTube1 savers
- Mail - Vikram Subramanian - Outlook1 savers
- Thoughts on Golang’s future in backend Web Development? : golang1 savers
- @deliprao@mastodon.social on Twitter: "Despite the amazing results I’ve experienced with ChatGPT, this is not a correct way to look at LLM vs. Google search. Since several other tweets have made this equivalence and have been eager to spell doom for Google, let’s examine the details:" / Twitter1 savers
- Analyzing 1.1 Billion NYC Taxi and Uber Trips, with a Vengeance - Todd W. Schneider1 savers
- Just for Fun. No, Really.13 savers
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9 Must-Read Books for Software Engineers in 2023
9 Must-Read Books for Software Engineers in 2023 - Grant IsomPunching Up, Punching Down
Punching Up, Punching Down - The Good Men ProjectPareto efficiency or Pareto optimality is a situation where no action or allocation is available that makes one individual better off without making another worse off [1]. The concept is named after Vilfredo Pareto (1848–1923), Italian civil engineer and economist, who used the concept in his studies of economic efficiency and income distribution.
Pareto efficiencyThe simplest API for web scraping without getting blocked.
Scraping Fish on Indie HackersDeveloper, You May Need a Co-Founder in Marketing
Developer, You May Need a Co-Founder in Marketing – MicroFounderGetting started with tmux
Getting started with tmux | ITTavern.comJust Use Postgres for Everything
Just Use Postgres for Everything | Amazing CTOWriting an HTTP server in Rust (Part I)
Writing an HTTP server in Rust (Part I) | Curiosity Overflow | Software Developer, tech enthusiast.how we spend our days
how we spend our days - YouTubeYou might have noticed that the number of Black students in SE (or ECE or CS) is not representative of the proportion of Black citizens in Canada. I do not believe that reflects anything inherent in potential. I believe that reflects access to opportunity. You all had extraordinary access to opportunity throughout your elementary and secondary school educations in order to qualify to be admitted here. It's true that you also worked hard to make the most of the opportunity, and that you have talent. Not everyone from your highschool class was admitted here, and they presumably had similar acces…
Mail - Vikram Subramanian - OutlookA good standard library including a production strength web server and a robust secure http implementation. You don't need to use any third party framework.
Thoughts on Golang’s future in backend Web Development? : golangDespite the amazing results I’ve experienced with ChatGPT, this is not a correct way to look at LLM vs. Google search. Since several other tweets have made this equivalence and have been eager to spell doom for Google, let’s examine the details:
@deliprao@mastodon.social on Twitter: "Despite the amazing results I’ve experienced with ChatGPT, this is not a correct way to look at LLM vs. Google search. Since several other tweets have made this equivalence and have been eager to spell doom for Google, let’s examine the details:" / TwitterAnalyzing 1.1 Billion NYC Taxi and Uber Trips, with a Vengeance
Analyzing 1.1 Billion NYC Taxi and Uber Trips, with a Vengeance - Todd W. SchneiderIf one only spends time on Hacker News, or other startup-oriented news sites, they might believe that everyone is working on their next multi-million-dollar startup and/or exit strategy. It may be hard to imagine that people work on open source purely for the fun of it. There are hackers—believe it or not—who just love the art of building software. They do it for the challenge, for the fun of it. They aren’t trying to make a million dollars.
Just for Fun. No, Really.