Hardeek sharma

Trying to be best full-stack engineer.

[Ryan Peterman @ryanlpeterman]

Marc Brooker (AWS Distinguished Eng): "The downside of caches, especially in distributed systems, is they have this mode, where the cache is empty or contains the wrong data.

The system is slow, often down, because now the backend isn't scaled to deal with all of this uncached traffic.

Customers are very disappointed and often it is down in a stable way. Like it's still it's down, but it's not going to come back up under its own energy.

Because, for example, all of this traffic is causing a huge amount of contention in my database or is saturating the network and so I can't even refill the cache. It's not even getting the right kind of data in

In general, I prefer to see the teams around me avoiding caching where possible." @MarcJBrooker

[Ryan Peterman @ryanlpeterman]

Mike Stonebraker is a Turing award winner famous for his fundamental contributions to databases (e.g. Postgres, C-Store and much more). I interviewed him recently about:

• The story behind Postgres & the hardest technical challenge in building it
• Where he disagreed with Google's technical decisions
• Future problems in databases
• Literature recommendations to learn databases
• Why LLMs score 0% on his text-SQL benchmark
• What if you replaced all state in an OS with a DB

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
1:03 - How he got into databases
6:43 - Competing with Oracle
9:07 - What made Postgres special
15:55 - One size fits none
21:37 - Why he disagreed with Google
29:14 - Why he chose academia over big tech
30:58 - Replacing state in an OS with a DB
42:02 - Future problems in databases
51:36 - Technical book recommendations to learn databases
52:20 - Advice for younger self
55:52 - Outro

Where to watch:

• YouTube: https://t.co/YCunRSEIUK
• Spotify: https://t.co/7cCzATzN8z
• Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/jOYDGtGVnt
• Transcript: https://t.co/36BL7eGNmq

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@Zephyr_hg NEWS

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

Started this awesome book today by. @JamesClear
Becoming 1% better everyday…

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@Dhimahi11 The guy pays 4-5 lakhs as tax he is sad.

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@aidancramer Interested

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@_falsi1ke STOP RUNNING. SOMETIMES GOING SLOW IS FAST ENOUGH.

[Supabase @supabase]

Launch Week Day 1 Announcement:

🚨 https://t.co/EwDeIl601U

◆ Spin up an unlimited number of Postgres databases
◆ Directly in the browser
◆ Let AI build your schema

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@ankit_saas saas

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@striver_79 Microsoft scrapped off all majour QA team in last two years layoff mews. And asked devs to do the testing

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

I was tired of making rest API so I shifted to ETL now its 4 months already and now I am tierd of cleaning up the data.
GOD SAVE THE DATA

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@x_pixel22 I have a job offer for you, in noida itself.

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@imShashank___ https://t.co/PCxOgz3gdB

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@Kacccha_aam yes

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@p_ch You can generate pdf using latex which will help way faster than puppeter.

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@aakashadev @kirat_tw Take it

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

We are revamping @RakshakCode from scratch
TechStack
- MERN
- Typescript
- NextJs
- Flutter
- AWS

#startup #connect #StartupIndia

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@matifanger You can use graphql if you have multiple user device like app and web both. Create a BFF layer over your API using apollo. That provides FE guyz flexibility.
If you have only web or mobile you can use rest. As per my experience

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@chfsrh Always mobile first.

[Hardeek sharma @kernalshell]

@kelbels_ IntelliJ for java. For other tech vscode