Jaya Srikar

I got a Google AI PM (@marilynika) to demo her entire AI tech stack: 6:41 - Google AI Studio for Prototyping 19:37 - Google Opal for Workflows 27:03 - NotebookLM for Expertise 37:23 - Perplexity for Research 40:00 - Custom GPT for PRDs 48:57 - Fireflies for Notes

@rutvikumak13 😂

Saved my two close frnds from drowning at a waterfall in Chikmagalur. One of them, panicking for his life, pushed me under to stay afloat. For a moment, I genuinely thought it was the end. But somehow, I managed to stay calm, fight through & pull all of us.

New open source template: • Next.js • Postgres • Drizzle • Stripe • Tailwind CSS • shadcn/ui github.com/nextjs/saas-st…

I've got 73 blog posts on my website, which is probably too many. I'll try to combine some of them where there's overlap. First up: a combined article, "Quality is impossible at scale". Includes the reason why, and a LOT of anecdotal evidence that it is. anthonyhobday.com/blog/20220819.…

10 FREE JavaScript Books on this New Year's Eve 🎉

Why does every project feel like it's never delivered on time based on initial estimates? Dave Stewart explains the hidden work within the work in an excellent visual. The entire post can be found at davestewart's blog post "the work is never just the work"

📣Launching the most asked for feature: “Custom Lists” on WhatsApp! 🚨 With Lists, you can now filter your chats with custom categories of your choice. Whether that’s a list for family, work or your local neighborhood, Lists help you focus on the chats that are most important!

Elon Musk on how to win product design with first-principles. (genius playbook)

Don't be that teammate who blindly refactors code and only makes things worse. Let's look at some good vs bad refactoring patterns with real examples 🧵

🎉 Exciting news! My first PR has been merged for @jslovers_del, marking my debut in open-source contributions. 🚀 If you’re interested in contributing to open source, check out this repo: github.com/jslovers/jslov…. Huge thanks to @hellonehha for this amazing opportunity! 🙏✨

Networking, learning and coding at @ReactNexus Bengaluru 2024 ! Getting inspired by the best minds #developer #React #Bengaluru

What a fantastic 2 days at the International @ReactNexus Conference 2024! ✨🧑‍💻 Amazing talks on RSC, Framer Motion, Nx, UI performance, React 19🚀 by top speakers. Loved networking with developers and speakers in person Huge thanks to @kiran_abburi & the team! 🎊 #ReactNexus2024

Having hard time with debugging the performance Issues of your website? @saurabhdawaree is on stage to help you with just that!! 🚀

🚨 GIVE AWAY ALERT! 🚨 We are giving away two tickets 🎟️ of @ReactNexus Steps: 1. ❤️ Like and Retweet 🔁 2. Follow @ReactPlayIO and @ReactNexus 3. Tell us what excites you the most about this conference Will announce the winners today at 10 PM IST 🙌

🚨 Giveaway Alert 🚨 We are giving away 5 @ReactNexus tickets. Retweet this to participate in the giveaway and help us spread the word about React Nexus. We will randomly pick 5 winners on Friday reactnexus.com

@sahilkalyani_in @ReactNexus 👋🏻

Just 12 days to go to the largest Frontend Engineering conference of India - @ReactNexus 2024! Creating a Twitter GC for React Nexus '24 attendees to start networking. Drop a 👋 below if you're attending, and I'll add you to the group! #ReactNexus24

𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗽 𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗨𝗨𝗜𝗗𝘀? UUIDs (Guid in C#) are widely used as unique identifiers in databases. UUIDs are random, which makes them popular in distributed systems. However, UUIDs have some drawbacks: 1. UUIDs slow down database inserts. Each insert must update the clustered index, a B+ tree. Because UUIDs are random, this is an expensive operation as it requires rebalancing the tree 2. Higher storage costs. A UUID is 128 bits long, and it's even longer if you store it in human-readable format as a string. So, let me introduce you to ULIDs. ULID attempts to solve the drawbacks of UUID. It's also 128-bit, so it's compatible with a UUID. However, unlike a UUID, ULIDs are sortable. The first 40 bits of a ULID represent a timestamp, making ULIDs monotonically increasing. There's a .NET package that implements the ULID spec, so you can start using it immediately. However, you'll need to write some code if you want ULID to work with popular ORMs. What do you think about ULIDs? --- Subscribe to my weekly newsletter to accelerate your .NET skills: milanjovanovic.tech/?utm_source=Tw…

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🚀 React Nexus Conf Ticket Giveaway! Grab your chance to win 2 tickets worth ₹10k each! 🎉 To enter: 1️⃣ Follow @reactdelhi and @ReactNexus 2️⃣ Like and repost this tweet 3️⃣ Tag 2 React enthusiasts! We'll pick one winner from X and one from LinkedIn! #ReactDelhi #ReactNexus