Zohran Mamdani on Elon Musk talking about universal high income: “I would say talk is cheap. If you really do believe in a high standard of living for everyone then start to show it in your actions. What we’ve seen instead from Elon Musk is a financial commitment to the destabilization of working class Americans’ lives through the ways in which he’s sought to intervene in our politics both directly and through the way in which he uses his social media company”
Like with many complex concepts, neural networks are easier to understand when you build one yourself.
Here, Eva breaks down neurons, weights, biases, activation functions, gradient descent, and backpropagation, then puts them together in Python.
You'll learn all this by building an XOR network from scratch with NumPy, and then you'll recreate it with PyTorch.
https://t.co/dHwJC1A9iU
As a developer, you should know core system design concepts.
This helps show potential employers that you can turn design requirements into production-ready code.
This course covers app architecture, API design, caching, networking, databases, and more.
https://t.co/j6TmwXZox7
API Technologies Ranked by Learning Curve
🟢 REST API — Easy
🟢 GraphQL — Easy
🟢 Webhooks — Easy
🟢 Server Sent Events — Easy
🔵 WebSockets — Moderate
🔵 gRPC — Moderate
🔵 tRPC — Moderate
🔵 API Gateways — Moderate
🟠 Message Queues — Hard
🟠 Kafka — Hard
🟠 Event Driven Architecture — Hard
🟠 Microservices — Hard
🔴 Distributed Systems — Very Hard
🔴 Eventual Consistency — Very Hard
🔴 Consensus Algorithms — Very Hard
🔴 Distributed Transactions — Very Hard
Which one took you the longest to understand 👀
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Every web development interview I did asked me to explain "How the web works"
I fumbled in my first interview but I passed subsequent ones.
Here is how the web works and how you should answer that question:
There are powerful computers connected to the internet 24/7 called web servers.
These servers store a website's web pages, files, and data.
Each server has a unique address called an IP address. Eg is 192.158.1.38
But since IP addresses aren't exactly readable-friendly, domain names are human-readable addresses that are mapped to IP addresses.
To access a website, you use a web browser like Chrome, Firefox, or Safari - you enter the website's URL (Uniform Resource Locator), which is essentially the web address.
What is the difference between a URL and a domain name?
- A domain name is a part of a URL, specifically the part that represents the server's address. Example of a domain name: something(dot)com
- A URL is a complete address that includes the protocol, domain name, path, query, and fragment to specify the exact location of a server on the internet. Example of a URL: https://www.example(dot)com/path/to/resource?query=value#section
When you request a web page by entering a URL, your browser sends a request to a web server.
The server processes your request and sends back the requested web page as a response. This response includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other assets necessary for rendering the web page
Web pages often contain hyperlinks (clickable text or elements) that lead to other web pages. When you click on a link, your browser sends a new request to the server, and the process repeats.
Search engines crawl the web by following links and indexing web pages
There are measures like SSL/TLS encryption and security certificates that help protect data during transmission and prevent unauthorized access to websites.
This is how the web works. Follow me @MichaelAsiedu_ for more content like this.
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