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In AI's age, being a jack of all trades master of none is kinda bad.

I was having a nice conversation with someone holding an opposing opinion, all good until he inserted AI's thoughts. They weren't even bright just repeating of all what was said.

A common misconception among backend devs trying to up their lvl is thinking the next step after learning CRUD and auth is jumping into microservices. Sure, microservices are nice and challenging, but they rnt the natural next step. There are a lot more impactful things to

The comfort of remote work can either boost ur efficiency or feed ur laziness. In this blog post, I talk about few points that might prove helpful to avoid the latter. 👇 https://t.co/N92S3xQ3la

When it comes to optimization, ppl often ignore the basic stuff and try to go and implement advanced tech/tricks... If your initial work is bad, basic fixes will save you a ton, granted u got a shit performance to start with.

Almost 3 months and I've yet to explore postgresql 18 features

If you do like to keep track of your daily to dos, I highly suggest u put the little tasks in there. They will fill up quick and get u in a mindset to complete your whole list instead of slacking.

First time I used Kafka, I was confused becuz it was one of the topics that ppl told me was hard, but it was extremely simple especially with a python library that takes care of the pub sub. It's one of those things that is easy to start, but kinda hard to master.

Currently my blog post writing is like this: - Find topic - Write what I know about the topic - Research about the topic and write about my findings - Mix and mash into one mess - Ask Claude to refine - Re-write the refined version with my style. I usually slack on the 1st step

Dropbox benefited a lot from being able to iterate fast as a Python shop. We even prototyped the initial version of the storage system in Python. Python performs surprisingly well for IO-bound workloads. Your architecture matters more than your language. Eventually we rewrote

had to leave realmadrid subreddit, clownfiesta of the same stupid opinion over and over again. well now that I say it outloud, that's pretty much reddit in a nutshell

I'm finally seeing kinda advanced dev stuff on my feed. Brick by brick

so apparently Mbappe is not playing tmrw, and I have mixed feelings about this, not to disregard the amount of carrying that he's been doing nor his skills. If the forwards r Vini with GG I believe the attack will flow better but then again, u dont know what to expect with Xabi

I won't lie, sometimes I get lost wanting more followers or engagement that I forget why I joined the platform in the first place. I joined here to make legit connections, nd I'm glad to say that I am

Funny how u can browse the comment section here nd know who r the real devs nd those who pretend to be a cracked dev but r utter garbage

Finally the second part of the update is done, I thought I will stop here but I still want the experience to feel better so I'm brainstorming ways to make that happen

just watched one of the worse displays of football from real madrid. I don't mean to sound impatient or rush, but I hate this Xabi project, only 2 good games out of a whole bunch.

I've learnt a lot this past year, and along the way I keep saying I wish I did this or that sooner. It's not regret per se, but probably the most important thing that I should've done earlier is proper SEO. But hey, better late than never.

"Why do we take notes" I came across this question last week so I thought I give my two cents on the topic. https://t.co/f1aqgOfOEk