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fromHackernoon
3 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence

What Conway, Ants, and Apache Kafka Can Teach Us About AI System Design | HackerNoon

fromHackernoon
3 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence

What Conway, Ants, and Apache Kafka Can Teach Us About AI System Design | HackerNoon

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DevOps
fromInfoQ
1 week ago

Designing Resilient Event-Driven Systems at Scale

Event-driven architectures struggle under pressure due to retries and latency, especially during load spikes.
Resilience requires a focus on system-wide coordination and not just latency.
Designing for resilience means considering edge cases beyond normal operations.
fromSitepoint
1 month ago

Top 21 Developer Newsletters to Subscribe To in 2025 - SitePoint

ByteByteGo simplifies complex technical concepts through clear explanations and detailed visuals, making it an essential resource for software engineers, architects, and technical leaders.
Web development
frombenkuhn.net
1 month ago

Impact, agency, and taste

"Finding ways to improve tooling, documentation, or development loops often yields significant time savings for users, leading to enhanced productivity across the board."
fromHackernoon
1 year ago

How Transaction Order Finality Drives Blockchain State in Layer 2 Systems | HackerNoon

The main contribution of this paper is that transaction order finality should be viewed as the key for determining system state. Efficient representation is just an optimization.
Cryptocurrency
fromJeremymikkola
2 months ago

A UI might not make it easier

When systems are more complex, it doesn't make as much sense to have a self-serve layer in front of them.
#scalability
fromMedium
9 months ago
DevOps

Building Resilient Systems: Essential DevOps Practices for Scalability and Reliability

fromMedium
9 months ago
DevOps

Building Resilient Systems: Essential DevOps Practices for Scalability and Reliability

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#software-engineering
Software development
fromHackernoon
3 months ago

Here's Why 80% of Software Engineers Never Become Senior Developers | HackerNoon

Understanding code is essential for software engineers to advance beyond junior roles.
Blindly copying code limits professional growth and understanding of programming concepts.
Software development
fromHackernoon
3 months ago

Here's Why 80% of Software Engineers Never Become Senior Developers | HackerNoon

Understanding code is essential for software engineers to advance beyond junior roles.
Blindly copying code limits professional growth and understanding of programming concepts.
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fromMedium
9 months ago

The Importance of Data Structures and Algorithms in the Life of a Data Engineer

In the ever-evolving world of data engineering, mastering Data Structures and Algorithms is essential for optimizing data processing tasks and enhancing system design.
Data science
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