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Ask HN: Seminal Papers on Distributed Databases
Could be worth a stroll through https://github.com/papers-we-love/papers-we-love
- experienced developers, I have a few questions for you all. 1) what's your tech stack and work like? 2) Are you happy with your tech stack, work and pay? 3) what are you up Skilling in? 4) what is your pay like?
- Caffè Italia * 09/04/22
- You should be reading academic computer science papers
- Out of the tar pit (2006) [pdf]
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What's the general truth you've discovered behind the all tech/programming books you've read?
Well, if you've got time I recommend reading Out of the Tar Pit, which I first heard about when watching some talks by Rich Hickey. Pretty much anything there is top-notch content on software development and even some good life advice. :p
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I’m pursuing a degree in IT rn, currently in 1st year…I want to become a software architect, how do I approach this?
Here's my opinion: There's a ton of basically unsolved problems in software development. Like state management and exploding complexity. It's still a young craft and we're still trying to figure out things. Good architecture is usually all about identifying the local maximum of the least shitty solution given a concrete context and possibilities. That context is usually heavily constrained by legacy code, external systems, regulatory requirements, man power and so on. So it's basically tradeoff-management and involves a shitload of communication. Your job is not always easy to justify. It's all about the long game, so you'll constantly have to fight short-term ambitions. For that you need negotiation skills and you absolutely need the respect of the developers, otherwise your ideas will not see the light of day. You can earn their respect by making their work easier on the long run. In order to properly understand their work it really helps to be a good developer yourself first.
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Which subreddit has active community for new computer science research papers?
It’s not a subreddit, but check out https://paperswelove.org/. My local group is great.
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Papers We Love
1. PhD thesis of Joe Armstrong, Erlang’s co-inventor: https://github.com/papers-we-love/papers-we-love/tree/master...
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Pentru un viitor absolvent de liceu
Cartile acestea o sa-ti creeze o fundatie foarte solida. In rest, mergi la papers-we-love and read at whim! read at whim!
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Papers with Code
Yes. I just resubmitted Papers We Love. Submission activity has dropped off and still a Scrooge McDuck’s embarrassment of riches.
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