Learnings

<p>nice website with okr examples for different areas of the company </p>

<p>“In software, the greatest source of waste <em>is building the wrong thing</em>, period, not building the right thing slowly, not building the wrong thing slowly, just flat-out building things that add no value.” </p>

<p>How to combine multiple indexes: </p>

<p>How tracking pixels work </p>

<p>Common mistakes that Django developers can make </p>

<p>Chrome 79 shows the call stack for requests #initiator</p>

<p>Use <code>git config diff.lfs.textconv cat</code> to render Git LFS files in diff! Issue: </p>

<p>Comparing Python Clustering Algorithms </p>

<p>Python Tips and Trick, You Haven't Already Seen, two nice blog posts with this theme: and </p>

<p>PEP 591 specifies a final decorator that intends to restrict subsclassing for those classes with the giving decorator as well as overriding methods with this annotation. It plays nicely with the @overload decorator, although a type checker such as mypy would require the @final decorator to be put last. As any typing implementation, it's not going to be enforced at runtime if no runtime type checker is being used. For more info, see </p>

<p>8 great pytest plugins to consider using in your testing ecosystem </p>

<p>Fairness indicators for machine learning systems: </p>

<p>The official, opinionated, batteries-included toolset for efficient Redux development </p>

<p>Should I use Promises or Async-Await: </p>

<p>Thinking in React Hooks - Visual guide to Hooks </p>

<p>the subtle differences between legibility and readability </p>

<p>Metaflow a project from Netflix to help scientists and engineers build and manage real-life data science projects: </p>

<p>ADR: Architecture decision record for planning and documentation </p>

<p>Preventing the Top Security Weaknesses Found in Stack Overflow Code Snippets: </p>

<p>A visual proof that neural nets can compute any function: </p>

<p>Difference between a style guide, pattern library and a design system in pictures </p>

<p>Understanding Transfer Learning for Medical Imaging: </p>

<p>splitting and “chunking” UI elements makes the page more comfortable [UI, design, information architecture)</p>

<p>PostgreSQL at low level: stay curious! &gt; </p>