nobody will remember:
- your salary
- how “busy you were”
- how many hours you worked
people will remember:
- that PR with 14,276 changes
- the time you force pushed to main
@johnzabroski I stopped updating it when VS support for DGML was moved to Enterprise only, but I've put the code on GitHub now if you want to take a look, update it, etc. https://t.co/0N7hUHQZKP
cat is the most misused thing by programmers new to linux. I cringe every time someone uses it wrong in a bash script. Thread below with proper uses of cat only
Marcus Aurelius once said…
“Employ jQuery as a Stoic uses wit: sparingly, yet with profound impact. Let your selectors be precise, your animations smooth, and remember, much like life's challenges, there's likely a plugin for that..”
half of the #fsharp community cannot find F# job for themself, the second half cannot find F# devs for their projects. This is by design as the language does not support circular dependencies. The job market just does not compile.
I spent 3 days optimizing a poorly performing API endpoint.
From 𝟲𝘀 ➡➡➡ 𝟬.𝟰𝘀
Here's what I learned:
- Focus on bottlenecks first (biggest payoff)
- Reduce the number of round trips
- Caching as a last resort (complexity)
- Parallelize external calls if they don't depend on each other
How do you approach performance optimization?