This epic gem of a blog post is written by Steven Tey, who has had his product become #1 on product hunt.
• d.to/playbook

If you're launching or planning to launch a product this will guide you so well. Not only are the contents and resources so good but the components of the blog are well made as well.

Do you know what the most important step is? It's building a strong community around your good product.

#Blogs #Resources
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Sharing a gem of a Christian channel with you.
• @WongeluMinistries

They produce a devotional voice message every single day with more resources. It's mind-blowing and it's been a blessing for me. You should subscribe!

#Spiritual #Resources
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The same way you can share folders on Telegram, you can do so on Arc as well.

Ilya sutskever (a pretty smart Computer Scientist) gave John Carmack (a well known game dev and programmer) this reading list of approximately 30 research papers and said, "If you really learn all of these, you’ll know 90% of what matters today."

Here they are
• https://arc.net/folder/D0472A20-9C20-4D3F-B145-D2865C0A9FEE

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Very brief explanation on the difference between centralized, decentralized and distributed systems.

Centralized systems use client/server architecture where one or more client nodes are directly connected to a central server.

For Decentralized and Distributed Systems the difference is subtle but it's distinct.

A decentralized system is a subset of a distributed system. The primary difference is how/where the “decision” is made and how the information is shared throughout the control nodes in the system.

Decentralized means that there is no single point where the decision is made. Every node makes a decision for it’s own behaviour and the resulting system behaviour is the aggregate response.

A key characteristic is that typically no single node will have complete system information.

Distributed means that the processing is shared across multiple nodes, but the decisions may still be centralized and use complete system knowledge.

#Resources #Decentralized #Distributed #Lessons
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These are AASTU's study materials for Software Engineering.

Has all of these subjects:
• FoP, DSA, OOP, IP, MCP, FoDB, OS, SWENG, SRE, SDA, SPM, SQAT, SEAM, DCCN, AI, ML, Security and some more.

#Resources #ExitExam
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