Learnings

<p>Beginner’s Guide To Abstraction </p>

<p><code>select pg_reload_conf()</code> is a handy command to unnecessary database restarts, it reloads the configuration file with the changes you made. To check if there are no unapplied configuration changes, use <code>select * from pg_file_settings where applied = false</code>. For a better understanding on PostgreSQL configuration parameters, their values and whether or not they require a restart, check: </p>

<p>A great, and very complete, talk on Postgres configuration options and how to properly manage your database server </p>

<p>Most Common Neural Net PyTorch Mistakes: </p>

<p>Less known packaging features and tricks: </p>

<p>Adding non-code files to your lib: </p>

<p>Introduction to computational thinking </p>

<p>Options for public facing IDs in Django </p>

<p>WebSockets in 100 Seconds &amp; Beyond with Socket.io </p>

<p>Django API Domains </p>

<p>The trouble with transaction atomic: </p>

<p>How to Make Your Code Reviewer Fall in Love with You </p>

<p>How to specify different SSH keys for git push for a given domain: </p>

<p>Best practices for peer code review </p>

<p>Universal search bar for Figma, fetch assets faster from your design system </p>

<p>Unravelling <code>not</code> in Python: </p>

<p>The Curious Case of Python’s Context Manager </p>

<p>Javascript debugger statement </p>

<p>What is an Incident Postmortem? </p>

<p>Find a dataset for your next machine learning application </p>

<p>an important reminder of why trying to have an empathetic team is no excuse to not care about inclusion </p>

<p>Outcome Over Output </p>

<p>Best Python retrying library: </p>

<p>Common Issues Using Celery (And Other Task Queues) </p>