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Some examples that come to my mind are 1. https://build-your-own.org/ 2. https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x

I'm interested mainly in distributed systems and machine learning, if you folks have any such recommendations I would really appreciate it.

In ML, I'm looking for something to absolutely learn from scratch. I'm fairly comfortable with Linear Algebra so anything that helps understand the algorithm underneath such resources will be very beneficial.

I'm looking for course suggestions in intermediate to advanced topics in Distributed systems and operating systems.

Example: this course on Raft by David Beazley https://www.dabeaz.com/raft.html.

Any suggestions/help/advice is much appreaciated.

Title says it all, when history is turned off youtube shows a blank home page. I don't get why they started showing the blank page.

You still know what subscriptions I have isn't the sufficient to give recommendations? Anyone else saw/experienced this?

asked chatgpt about the command to revert the action of "git add .", after answering the question it went of answering about "mass communication media". I never asked any question about it?

not sure if others have seen this. I've uploaded the image here https://imgur.com/a/LiyQ7hP. This behavior is happening in the default model (GPT-3.5)

Curious to know why this is happening.

This question is targeted towards individuals who have embarked on their entrepreneurial journey by either launching their own startup or bootstrapping it, specifically in vertical businesses like manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and more. I'm curious to know how you generated your business ideas, acquired your initial customers, and validated the problem you were addressing. If you have any advice, suggestions, or potentially valuable startup ideas worth exploring, I would greatly appreciate your input. Thank you in advance for sharing your insights!

For the majority of my career, I've worked as a backend engineer, but now I'm interested in transitioning towards being a distributed systems engineer. I've discovered a great resource at https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/index.html, which has been very helpful.

I would like to connect with others who have successfully made the transition from backend engineer to distributed systems engineer. What steps did you take, and what side projects did you work on to gain a better understanding of distributed systems?

I'm currently looking for ideas for few side projects and I'd love to hear your suggestions. Do you have any interesting ideas that you think would be worth exploring? I'm a backend engineer but open to do anything, tech stack is not a limitation. I'm particularly interested in projects that can be developed within a few weeks or have a quick turnaround time. Any input or ideas would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

As the title mentions, If you had a week or 2 to work on a tech/app, but don't have the time, what would it be? If you have any ideas, please share them as I am looking for inspiration on what to work on during my available time.

Note: Tech stack is not a limitation.

I've been writing in golang since the past year but I realize there is a lot I can improve in the way I'm writing go. Interested to know the best practices to be followed. Thanks again