Subhendu Dash

@neilwood @davepl1968 @Math_files 🤣🤣

@davepl1968 @Math_files Hmmm, write an addition equation that matches this multiplication equation: 3 x 0 = 0 Then this one: 0 x 3 = 0 Tell me if it's three zeroes or zero threes. 0 + 0 + 0 = 0 [null]

Who is right Teacher or student?

@realankush True💯

🟢 It's okay if you don't know how to use vim, or if you use a GUI tool for Git, or don't know what awk command does There's no scale of who's the top 1%. We all have different interests, affinities and goals. Just make sure you are above average in things you choose to pursue.

@PavanGayakwad @itsfoss People are aware about the issue of user experience in Linux but they have been applying the wrong approach to solve it. Running Windows only programs seamlessly in wine >>>> making a windows 11 like UI

@itsfoss This is how people waste their "most valuable productive time" & Linux just go nowhere. Instead of this, they could have worked on burning issues like helping wine (so that win programs/games can run on linux), build utilities so that users don't have to remember linux commands

Should Windows 11 users switch to this? 🤔 news.itsfoss.com/anduin-os/

@CarlosRanghul @traversymedia Lmaoo

@traversymedia Breaking Brad

I am thinking about starting a new channel talking about things other than coding. People seem to like my personal videos about my past struggles and overcoming drug addiction,etc. So I want to create a motivational-type channel but NOT like the average corny motivational stuff that is all the same. I want to do more down to earth and real topics. Things that I have learned from that I think could help others in similar situations. I am struggling with a name. I don’t want “Traversy” in the name. I don’t want it associated with that brand at all. Having “Brad” in the name is fine. “Brad Talks” or something more general like “Motivation Mindset”. But I want it to portray being real and separate from the same old motivational content. Any suggestions?

@hamzamlakdawala 😂😂

@trashh_dev apt (refresh the page again and again)

POV: you fetched in a useEffect

@mkhundmiri Btw koo was useful only in those countries where Twitter was banned.

'Koo', which was once termed as Twitter alternative is shutting down. My thoughts: The one and only reason we don't have a Twitter or Facebook from India is because we lack innovation. We're too busy copying what's working in the west and adapting it to the Indian market because it's 10X easier than innovating. Do Indians support Indian startups? YES - but only if they are worth supporting. Koo did exactly what Twitter did. It copied everything, down to the logo. You see? That's the problem. Zero innovation. People didn't have a reason to quit Twitter and start from scratch on it. I would never in a million years work on a product like the Koo app or support it. Not because I don't like supporting Indian products. No. But because innovation drives me. And it should drive you too. There was nothing innovative about cloning a hugely popular American app instead of doing something new or solving an important problem. You really think the Koo app could have been successful OR the founders knew all along? Koo had a choice: Innovate or die a slow, painful death. And die, it did. I do not mean ALL Indian entrepreneurs are copying the west, but many of them are. I challenge you to name one global consumer Internet company that came out of India. All the popular consumer tech companies we know today are from US, Canada, Sweden, Australia, Spain, Ukraine. US: Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook, Dribbble, Behance, Github, Notion, Upwork, Pinterest Sweden: Spotify, Skype, Truecaller Australia: Canva, Linktree Canada: Unsplash Ukraine: Grammarly Spain: Freepik If we are supporting and rooting for Indian cricketers and movie stars, I promise you we will also support good Internet products. But don't expect us to support the next Koo. Ab na ho payega 🙏

@itseieio I can see you are making such games for entertainment. Just curious, what are you planning to do with those boxes count recorded in the logs each day? Have you thought about it?

my friend eliot helped me rewrite One Million Checkboxes in go. thanks eliot. the site should be many times faster and moderately less susceptible to botting. also i put a comma in the box counter have fun!

@the_dijkstra @itseieio I am sure most of the boxes at the last weren't checked.

@SubhenduDash02 @itseieio I did to go to the last checkbox

top 10 most clicked boxes on one million checkboxes:

@bug56_ @itseieio @itseieio add this feature to highlight the boxes

@mortenjust 🤯🤯

This is fast. Chrome running Gemini locally on my laptop. 2 lines of code.

@neel_mvss @sagar_codes Yep, I still remember that day, I used discord and telegram to chat with people for 5-6 hrs. Maybe that was one of the major outages by Facebook till now. People were encouraging to use @signalapp around that time.

@sagar_codes en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Face…

Lost $440M in 45 mins The hidden cost of hiring tier 3 software engineering team and why HFT firms avoid it? It took Walter R 17 years to build a top HFT firm in Wall Street but in August 2012 it was brought down to its knees by a System Administrator The story... To understand the story better remember these key components of the HFT System 1. OMS- receives and manages trade orders 2. SMARS - the algorithms engine 3. EV - execution venues like NSE, BSE, NYSE Flow of execution: 1. Trader places order to OMS 2. OMS forwards to SMARS 3. SMARS does the calculation and strategy 4. EV processes the request of long or short Simple.. Back to the story, The day before incident Joe ( Sysadmin ) was tasked to deploy a new piece of code (RLP) to SMARS SMARS a distributed system with 7 servers Joe deployed RLP on first 6 servers but missed the 7th The legacy code had a feature flag that toggles a system called Power Peg Power Peg dissects a large order to smaller orders and takes position in seconds interestingly, PP was deprecated 6 years ago by the firm but as of today some genius decided RLP will use the same feature flag used by Power Peg Moving on.. Night before incident, Joe was alone in office Joe tests few servers they worked as expected Joe activates feature flag for all servers and logs off Next morning the market opens, First 6 SMARS server worked as expected the 7th server receives ~181 orders and boom 💥 Within 45 mins Power Peg places long position worth $3.5B and short position of $1.3B All hell breaks loose Knight capital will now have to clear $3.5B in payments in 3 days which they don't have.. Thomas Joyce the then CEO went crazy and a spine chilling incident grasps the entire Wall Street ------- So what went wrong? Joe ( Sys Admin ) was the tail of the problem a mere executionist The root of the problem was somewhere else Big problems: 1. Deprecated code still lies in active prod code 2. No automated deployment process 3. No second technical reviewer for Joe 4. No regression testing suites We often hear "If it works don't touch it" This is the worst advice for software engineers Every action that the software does should be: 1. Tested 2. Documented 3. Reviewed Else we end up in the Knight Capital fiasco Goldman Sachs had to settle the dues of $440M Knight Capital was eventually sold within 2 years Bad software engineering practices and failed software architects brought down a good company in a flash --- Key takeaways: 1. Software Engineering is an orchestra of DevOps, Development, QA, Processes etc. 2. Processes and Systems makes software predictable and less erroneous. 3. Great coding standards is a culture that leadership has to imbibe from day 0 - Enjoyed the content? Like Comment Retweet to educate others I keep writing stories on Software Architecture, Career and Life ⚡️ Follow @sagar_codes for more If you like technical content, you'd love my weekly letters Subscribe to my Substack today ❤️ (Link in bio)

@ThePrimeagen That's why people send patches for Linux kernels via email even today.😀

Stop over complicating things Email is perfectly fine version control

@FrancescoCiull4 Stops using typescript

What happens when a JavaScript developer drinks this?

@mister_whistler Every Bangalore household has this bag😂

At this point every Koramangala household has this carry bag

@thisIsSebM Still waiting for Arc windows 10 support🙌

This week’s release of Arc on Windows includes a complete redesign of the tab switching logic, making it faster and flicker free! It's been a lot of work across multiple technology stacks (Chromium, WinUI, Swift…). I’m really proud of the final result!

@aaishika @digitalocean Yep, see you there 🙌

If you’re attending #GitHubConstellation tomorrow, come say hi and grab some @digitalocean swag from me! 👋

@PavanGayakwad Severance was 🔥. Really loved it.

I almost forgot Season 2 was in works!! I am so excited to watch this incredible show!!! 💗

@gregberge_ Wow

A CLI Dashboard for GitHub 🤯