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Appreciate any feedback and I will personally follow-up with all suggestions every step of its implementation (only if you want to)
Hello, I’m building an app for students/devs that either
1) get overwhelmed by the sheer no of leetcode questions or
2) fail technical interviews as they can’t properly target their weaknesses before it. (e.g. just re-do Grind 75)
https://t.co/jlOYolh09r
Some ideas:
1) Use oop. Split the handling of commands by master & slave vs mashing the handling code tgt.
2) Make txn exec atomic. Right now concurrent txns can run with commands interleaved. Some sort of mutex on txn execution instead general?
https://t.co/L0LpESczcE
A redis implementation in c++, credits @codecraftersio. Any ideas to increase the scope / refactor the code to be closer to production-level?
@bowtiedvegas @BowTiedBull “Two sentences on what you accomplished, two sentences on what you think is going right vs. wrong. Then a sentence on your general mental state of mind.” - BTB
Have been using it everyday from Jan and really helped a lot :)
@bowtiedvegas @BowTiedBull “For those that have read us for years, you know that we recommend a basic journal for all people. This isn’t a “dear diary” journal but rather 4-5 sentences per day. Not a tall task for anyone to do….”
You have to be able to believe in yourself. What does that mean?
Trust that even if the current you is uncertain, fearful and frustrated. Your work ethic and frustration to loss will let you wind up on the right road, provided you put in the hours.
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Remember to remind yourself and have faith that you are on the right path. That every action you are taking now will bring you one step closer towards your goals.
Honestly, one thing that I’ve found difficult up the path while learning programming is the necessity to work with bigger and bigger codebases.
As you progress, less time is spent on writing actual code and more time is spent understanding the intricacies of complex systems.