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Backend dev | I love to write | Open Source Contributor Medium: https://t.co/mtXbyXMyq0

192.168.29.72 Katılım Kasım 2024
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one of the best articles on why undo/redo is so complex. it covers: - possible approaches - ropes as a data structure - operations on ropes - structural sharing & immutability - optimisations (cursor) - other impl's: piece table, gap buffers & finger trees do save & comment!
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Adel Bucetta@adelbucetta·
@avrldotdev the honest answer is that you won't learn 'more' about tech in general, but the specific pain points of each project will give you a better feel for what to ask and why during interviews
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Build these 3 projects e2e & you'll learn more than any interview prep youtube video: - distributed load-testing platform - video processing pipeline - distributed job queue You'll run into workers, autoscaling, retries, message & dead-letter queues, containers, observability, caching, etc.
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@kartikktwt I compare my day 100 to someone's day 10 and feel superior. Thats how i move ahead
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Karthik@kartikktwt·
I was just scrolling Instagram and i saw a extremely relatable quote "Don't compare your day 10 to someone's day 500"
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@uiuxtocode Brother this was a shitpost, are u slow by any chance?
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@devXritesh Have to read, never learnt on secrets management.
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Ritesh Roushan@devXritesh·
System Design Interview Question: You're building a secrets manager like AWS Secrets Manager. Requirements: - Store API keys and database credentials securely. - Encrypt all secrets at rest. - Rotate secrets automatically. - Fine-grained access control. - Every access must be audited. - Support millions of secret reads per day. How would you design it?
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@ChShersh Increase it to 512. Advancements should be made
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Nikhil Mourya@GonnabeNikhil·
@avrldotdev At least someone is saying no to you .. I'm waiting for the replied !!😭
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interviews i have failed in past 8 months: - 2x in faang - 3x in walmart - 2x in startups - 1x in investment banks mnc - 1x in expedia - 1x in oracle my success % went from 100% in 2022 to 8.3% in 2026. i am kinda enjoying this process now.
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Sid@SidJain_80·
@avrldotdev Keep iterating bro!! One good loop and that % flips fast
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@xoaanya Codex has too much free limits rn, you can easily do more a lot of stuff
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Aanya@xoaanya·
Is Codex actually better than Claude or does it just feel that way because it's cheaper?
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@mak_madd I also dont get any replies for last 2 months
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Manik@mak_madd·
@avrldotdev Wahh mujhe toh reply bhi nhi aata h 🙂
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king Solom ll@johnTheGenius5·
@avrldotdev Just like a video game, level when it get hard and you getting recked that’s when i usually get exited… the focus level go up, all my senses go up that feeling is cool, you only get to feel that when you are a competitor who is getting tested so yeah enjoy
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R0XXY4PS@aparnaastic·
Happily passing rejection mails with peace until someone says "We thought you would be 1st person to get placed." 😂🚶‍♀️ Slowing getting used to it too... But never getting tired of reflections...
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interviews i have failed in past 8 months: - 2x in faang - 3x in walmart - 2x in startups - 1x in investment banks mnc - 1x in expedia - 1x in oracle my success % went from 100% in 2022 to 8.3% in 2026. i am kinda enjoying this process now.

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Kartikeya Here@kartikeyahere·
This is genuinely elite advice.These three projects don’t just teach concepts — they force you to experience the painful realities of distributed systems that most interview prep completely skips:Why dead-letter queues and idempotency actually matter How autoscaling behaves under real load (not theory) The nightmare of debugging across services without proper observability Retries, backoff, and failure modes that only appear at scale By the time you finish even one of them end-to-end (deployment + monitoring + scaling), you’ll be thinking like a real backend engineer, not someone who memorized system design answers.Which of the three are you planning to build first?
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Ram Jonchhen@RamJonchhen·
@avrldotdev Seems very interesting and challenging and will test you to limits
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Adam Rizk@adamr_1776·
@avrldotdev I'm more impressed that you got all these interviews lol. These days getting invited to interview is harder than the interview itself
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