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Hot Take: Bring back the times when we use to network in the industry with people to become friends/build relationships rather than try to take advantage of them to see what they could do for you 🤷🏾‍♂️

PRO TIP: If your company is offering free Company subscriptions to any AI tools(Cursor AI, ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude) take advantage and start using these tools in your workflow.

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Y’all have no idea what it means to me to be able to talk to @kelseyhightower.com to thank him for his powerful message. His talk at #RenderATL was by far the most impactful to me. To see someone look like me blessing others in the community motivates to do the same!

We've reduced intelligence to what people can do with computers, which is fueling the current hype cycle.

Aww I hope you get some rest tonight. Just a reminder that your are awesome and your doing an amazing job 🙌🏾

Which linear algebra book are you reading

What makes MCP appealing is the adoption of existing technologies, including JSON-RPC, to close a feature gap, mainly the need to fetch external data and call other tools.

The ability to build extensions and integrations using existing technologies is the big win in my opinion.

‪Praying for you! So looking forward to hanging out during render in a few weeks‬ 🙌🏾

The more I dig into generative AI from the prospective of a retired person, the less I want to be involved, or make use of the tools.

I want to focus on using my own model of the world to contribute to society for as long as possible.

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Web Dev Challenge Hackathon S2.E2: Build a game played on at least 2 devices Build a game that requires at least 2 devices to play. Apps due May 12, 2025.

HEADS UP! if you want to learn something new + get free stuff for doing it, we've got a hackathon going for Web Dev Challenge right now!

build a multi-device game using @temporal.io, either with a teammate or on your own, and submit before May 12 to earn rewards

details:
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MCP: What It Is and Why It Matters The standard creating a common language between AI and apps

Learning the basics of MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is fairly simple actually.
It’s a protocol that lets AI agents control software tools.
This article from @addyosmani.bsky.social is a great introduction.

Really appreciate
@wagslane.bsky.social and his team
team for having the legendary
ThePrimeagen make a Git Course. I have definitely leveled up my git and linux/terminal skills. Highly recommend

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If you have to whiteboard or solve coding problems, use the PREP method.

- Parameters: What inputs are expected?
- Returns: What’s the expected output?
- Examples: Provide test cases
- Pseudocode: Write the steps/plan in English

Clarity is more important than speed. Talk & show your thinking.

To answer behavioral questions, use the CAR method.

- Cause: At my last role, we faced X problem…
- Action: I took these steps to solve it…
- Result: Because of my actions, we achieved X…

Keep it to 3 sentences. Be confident, now is not the time to be humble.

!checkin for Class 34 of #100Devs. This continued on from the previous class with information about preparing for the job hunt. It focused on networking & passing behavioral & technical interviews for software engineer roles.

#webdev #jobhunt

One of the mistakes I’ve made early in my tech career was constantly switching between programming languages and not going in depth with the fundamentals in the programming concepts (HTTPS/APIs, Databases, Authentication/Authorization, Architecture Patterns, Security, Performance, testing etc)

Have you been hearing how "AI will replace software engineers"? Is it true?

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We all believe that you’ll kill it

Good luck I’m positive that your going to kill it as usual

Playing around with Neovim today

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Finished my first course on Boot.dev. In the middle now of taking my Linux course. been learning alot through hands on exercises. I finally feel like I'm understanding how to fully us the terminal now

If you are looking to level up with got and GitHub skills check out this video below from Kedasha!

If I wanted to learn the fundamentals of ML so that I can better lead a team of ML engineers, what resources, blogs, or books would you recommend I check out ?

PS- I’m already a software engineering manager and I have no ML experience.

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Day 14/100

Started Learn Linux Course on boot.dev

Learned a few commands like

whoami = tells you the username
echo "Hello World" = prints out Hello World

History = checks the history of the commands you previously used

clear = clears the terminal screen but doesnt delete the history