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@HiddenRepositor
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7 free websites every tech professional should bookmark 🔖
🐧 Learn Linux → OverTheWire
☸️ Practice DevOps → Killercoda
🌳 Master Git → Learn Git Branching
💻 Coding Practice → LeetCode
☁️ Learn Cloud → AWS Skill Builder
🏗️ System Design → System Design Primer
🎓 Free Courses → freeCodeCamp
Bookmark for later 🚀
7 free websites every tech professional should bookmark 🔖
🐧 Learn Linux → overthewire.org/wargames/bandi…
☸️ Practice DevOps → killercoda.com
🌳 Master Git → learngitbranching.js.org
💻 Coding Practice → leetcode.com
☁️ Learn Cloud → skillbuilder.aws
🏗️ System Design → github.com/donnemartin/sy…
🎓 Free Courses → freecodecamp.org
Bookmark for later 🚀
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@HiddenRepositor winner will be the one that helps
developers think better, build faster,
and handle complex tasks reliably.
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Hidden Repo retweeté

Looking to #connect with more people in tech/build in public 👋
Especially from:
- Web/App development
- AI/ML
- Indie Hackers
- Startups
- Growth & Marketing
- Automation
- No Code / Low Code
- Data Science
- Product Design / UI UX
- Tech in general
What are you guys building right now?
Let's connect and grow together
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@yukitichqn 基本キッチン用も風呂用も洗濯用も同じだよばーか 自分が勝手にきたねー汁分泌さしとるくせ奥さんのせいにすんな
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Unpopular opinion:
Your senior dev who says "this won't scale" is sometimes just scared of simplicity.
Not every 1-table database needs sharding.
Not every API needs a message queue.
Not every startup needs microservices.
Complexity is not architecture.
It's just complexity.
The best system is the one that solves today's problem without creating tomorrow's nightmare.
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There are two friends of mine who completed their B.Tech in 2021. One got placed in a support role with a 6 LPA package, and the other got placed in a testing role with 4 LPA.
At that time, we thought the support role was great because of the higher package, chill life, and stability. We even felt bad for the testing guy who got just 4 LPA.
The support role involved doing the same work again and again. There was no growth, the same pressure, the same calls, and they didn't even have time to learn. On the other hand, the testing guy's work wasn't that pressurized, so in his free time, he learned Java, built real-time projects, learned automation, and made his resume strong.
Four years later, the testing guy is in a good company as an SDE, moving from 4 LPA to 24 LPA. Whereas the support guy, with 5% yearly hikes, is still in the same company earning 7.3 LPA. He had no time to upskill and no confidence to switch.
You know why this happens in corporate? Because of the comfort zone.
It doesn't matter where you start from.
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