Mohsin @backendbrat

Learner. Figuring out how computers work. Building and breaking things @zaplaunch. Self: @aljiwala. stackoverflow.com/users/4039768/ Bengaluru, India Joined August 2020

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Sam Altman @sama

6 years ago

How To Be Successful (At Your Career, Twitter Edition)

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Mohsin @backendbrat

2 years ago

Design a point of failure. If you don't, the system will assign one for you.

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Why is @stripe's API so good? Teams debate the naming of each field, talk about trade-offs, and attempt to plan ahead for new features that may change the shape of the API. We *take the time* to get it right, and individual engineers recognize the best design requires teamwork.

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Prashant Singh @pacificleo

5 years ago

Alan Zhang of WeChat was right when he said: “The entry point for PC internet is the search box. The entry point for mobile internet is the QR code.” 26/n

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LeadDev @TheLeadDev

3 years ago

'When someone asks how long something will take, don’t immediately respond with your top-of-mind hunch. No matter how experienced you are, every software task is unique, so take a beat and say, ‘Let me do some research and let you know’ – with @ginatrapani bit.ly/3QnQl3N

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BrBr @bryanbrake

6 years ago

If builders built buildings the way programmers write programs, then the first woodpecker that came along would destroy civilization. ~ Gerald Weinberg Weinberg’s Second Law

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2 years ago

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3 years ago

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mr.y @mryalamanchi

3 years ago

"Most engineers are wired to slap a react library and get shit done. Not care about how it impact users. " "And not long before you are under the weight of megabytes of Javascript mess that is impossible to get out of"

Subhash Choudhary @subhashchy

3 years ago

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Sarvesh Joshi @_SarveshJoshi

3 years ago

What a sacred Stackoverflow post.

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Mohsin @backendbrat

2 years ago

ML consists mainly of statistics, calculus, linear algebra & probability theory. Calculus tells us how to optimise. Linear Algebra makes executing algorithms feasible on massive datasets. Probability helps predict likely outcomes. Stat tells us what our goal is. 🗣️: @sirajraval

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Mohsin @backendbrat

3 years ago

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Mohsin @backendbrat

3 years ago

Liquid gold!

Sidu Ponnappa @ponnappa

3 years ago

Liquid gold!

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Addy Osmani @addyosmani

3 years ago

Be careful with legacy code :)

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svs 🇮🇳 @_svs_

3 years ago

What the actual fuck

Marcel Pociot 🧪 @marcelpociot

3 years ago

What the actual fuck

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Dan Romero @dwr

4 years ago

I think about this quote a lot: “People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware.” —Alan Kay

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GopherConIndia @GopherConIndia

3 years ago

.@manigandanjeff from @last9io giving flash talk at #GopherConIndia Talking about "handling api error responses in better way"

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M @mister_whistler

6 years ago

If you're the head of a team and NOT giving them time for 1-on-1s, 2 way feedback, enabling them, or concerned about their wellbeing... you're less of a head and more of an overhead. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk.