First make it work then refactor then optimize.

Always make sure to make it work even before going for optimization.

Your database query don't have to be 50ms it should do what you needed first then you will make that optimizations to make it blazingly fast 🚀.

The first thing I do before starting a Project is

1. Collect the requirements for the project and document it
2. List out all the feature needed to be done
3. Breakdown the feature in milestone
4. Design my Database and The architecture.
5. Start using GitHub Project and issue with milestone
6. Dive into the coding and use issue closing and automated task management integrated with GitHub, Issue and commit.

This is the high level overview of my process.

What about you? I love to see your process in the comments.

Did you know you can close issues with commit message?

Here is how you can do it.

There are few keyword and format you should use to do that.

For example resolve #issue_id or resolve #2

git commit -m "fix: user update and resolve #2"

Here is the list of keyword you can use

- close
- closes
- closed
- fix
- fixes
- fixed
- resolve
- resolves
- resolved

https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/working-with-advanced-formatting/using-keywords-in-issues-and-pull-requests

#myopinion

I know Microsoft will say something like No need for downloading chrome when you search but overwriting google.com page is unprofessional in my opinion.

Edge got no right to do that.

what do you say? 🤔

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A process is a program in execution. It consists of the program code, data, stack, registers, and more importantly, its own Process Control Block (PCB) containing vital information about the process.

⚙️ Process States:
Processes transition through various states like Ready, Running, Blocked, or Terminated. The operating system's scheduler decides which process gets CPU time based on their states and priority.

🔄 Process Scheduling:
Schedulers determine the order in which processes get CPU time. Different algorithms like First Come First Serve (FCFS), Shortest Job First (SJF), Round Robin, etc., manage this task.

🧵 Threads and Multithreading:
Threads are smaller units within a process, each capable of executing separate tasks. Multithreading allows for improved performance by running multiple threads concurrently.

Understanding process management helps optimize resource utilization and enhances the overall efficiency of a computer system. Stay tuned for more insights into operating system concepts! 🚀

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🗨 Reflections from a Meaningful Conversation with My Boss

After our today standup session, I had an insightful conversation with my part-time job boss, a former 10+ year Google veteran. We discussed my request for a raise, which got a bit complicated due to some Toptal-related issues that my boss was aware of.

Surprisingly, he was incredibly candid, expressing that if the money wasn't making me happy despite their efforts to arrange the raise (since I'm employed through a third-party company), he wouldn't want me to stay against my will.

What struck me most was his emphasis on the value beyond just a paycheck. He highlighted the mentorship, the captivating project ideas, and the stimulating work environment we share. This made me rethink the importance of money, especially at my age (almost 24).

I've come to realize that the income we gain from our work isn't solely about the money. It's also about the mentorship we receive, the invaluable advice, the knowledge imparted, and the network we build along the way.

So, I wanted to share this perspective with you all. Sometimes, what we gain from our work extends far beyond the financial aspect. It's about the opportunities, growth, and connections that enrich our professional journey.

Keep coding, keep learning, and always cherish the valuable lessons and relationships that your work brings! 🚀

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Greeting

Just checking who is online to do a quick random stream.

in case you ask why "JUST BECAUSE" 😜


Anyways I Wish you the best last 2023 Weekend

Google Foobar Level 2 cracked successfully

Today had 2 questions. One was challenging which involves algebra equations solving and the other one is pretty easy sorting question version (major, minor, revision).


Next up is level 3 they say it is the toughest 🥵

Happy new year 🎊


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