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  1. Two Simple Hacks That Boosted my Productivity

    For a long time, I had consumed about 30 to over 60 minutes of recommended videos before what I really wanted to watch.

  2. Learning Ruby Basics in < 9 minutes

    Russ Olsen in his book Design Patterns in Ruby makes it easy for beginners in the language to view an excellent intro about Ruby to help build better software programs.

  3. Why I Quit Duolingo After 440 Day Streak

    I started using the Duolingo app consistently in December 2019.

  4. How to Stay Consistent Without the Need for Motivation

    In a world full of distractions and fears of missing out, it’s very hard to be consistent.

  5. Chapter 1 Notes on Design Patterns in Ruby by Russ Olsen

    Part I: Patterns and Ruby Chapter 1: Building Better Programs with Patterns The first few times we see a problem we may improvise and invent a solution on the spot, but if that same problem keeps reappearing, we will come up with a standard operating proc…

  6. How Design Skills Improve Developers

    This article is an interview between Mustafa Kurtuldu; a Design Advocate at Google who speaks to Paul Lewis, a Developer Advocate on the Google Developer Relations Team, about if they are born with a natural ability to design & develop or whether life opp…

  7. The Psychology of Money was published in 2020 authored by Morgan Housel.

  8. 4 Books That Made Me More Disciplined

    Perseverance, grit, and willpower are essential to success.

  9. After Python2 Death, How to Convert Your Code Into Python3

    Since January 1, 2020 Python2 has been no longer supported nor maintained.

  10. 108 Notes on Deep Work (Review & Quotes Included From the Book)

    Deep Work was published in 2016 authored by Cal Newport.

  11. With AI - How to Colorize Old Photos From 1948

    In May 1948, an inhumane and tragic event occurred where more than 700,000 Palestinians were forced to migrate from their own land by the Zionists.

  12. 57 Notes on The ONE Thing (Review & Quotes Included From the Book)

    57 Notes on The ONE Thing (Review & Quotes Included From the Book) The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results The ONE Thing was published in 2013 authored by Gary Keller with Jay Papasan and has appeared 500 times on national bestseller li…

  13. Book Notes & Review - Atomic Habits by James Clear

    Atomic Habits is the #1 New York Times bestseller.

  14. Why Big Companies Buy Small Ones

    On January 14 this year, Google bought Fitbit (a wearables company) for 2.1 billion dollars!

  15. Book Notes & Review - The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg

    The Power of Habit is a best seller book for the New York Times, Amazon.com, and USA Today; authored by Charles Duhigg and first released in 2012.

  16. Baseball Game With Python and Rust

    What programmers do when they solve a problem is that they convert the logic to questions and then try to find answers to those questions.

  17. Sort Integers by The Number of 1 Bits With Python and Rust

    When I was coding with Rust to solve this problem, I thought I was dealing with memory so harshly and also thought that time will not be very optimized.

  18. Visit Siwa — the Most Relaxing (Yet Underrated) Destination

    At the end of last November, I spent the best journey I ever had.

  19. How to Create Good Habits and Quit Bad Ones

    You’ve probably been asked a question before and your answer was That’s what I’m used to And that’s because there is already a habit formed, but what is a habit?

  20. Forget Reading a Whole Book - Thoughts on the Behavior Model

    Whenever you hear baby steps , it might seem trivial to you but it’s not.

  21. A Rising Library Beating Pandas in Performance

    pandas was initially released in 2008 written in Python, Cython, and C .

  22. How to Clean JSON Data at the Command Line

    jq is a lightweight command-line JSON processor written in C.

  23. How to Clean CSV Data at the Command Line | Part 2

    In the last blog post, we proved that xsv is ~1882x faster than csvkit when joining two CSVs and saw how performant xsv is and when we can use xsv or csvkit when we are at the terminal.

  24. How to Clean CSV Data at the Command Line

    Have you ever dealt with a big-scary CSV file that has many columns that you don’t want and many records that slow down the process for you to filter and get the desired information?

  25. Understanding the Problem Minimum Numbers of Function Calls to Make Target Array is a medium problem at leetcode, I hope you have read the problem carefully and have tried solving it.

  26. How to Clean Text Data at the Command Line

    Cleaning data is like cleaning the walls in your house, you clear any scribble, remove the dust, and filter out what is unnecessary that makes your walls ugly and get rid of it.

  27. Understanding the Problem Minimum Number of Vertices to Reach All Nodes is a medium problem at leetcode, I hope you have read the problem carefully and have tried solving it.

  28. Penguins in Docker - A Tutorial on Why We Use Docker

    I’ve been reading Data Science at the Command Line recently and I’ve noticed an important reason why we use docker when I faced a problem.

  29. Understanding the Problem Thousand Separator is an easy problem at leetcode, I hope you have read the problem carefully and have tried solving it.

  30. Colored Rectangles by Dynamic Programming with Python

    Understanding the Problem Colored Rectangles is an 1800-point problem at codeforces, I hope you have read the problem carefully and have tried solving it.

  31. Good Subarrays with Python and Javascript

    Understanding the Problem Good Subarrays is a 1600-point problem at codeforces, I hope you have read the problem carefully and have tried solving it.

  32. Substring Removal Game with Python and Javascript

    Understanding the Problem Substring Removal Game is an 800-point problem at codeforces, I hope you have read the problem carefully and have tried thinking about solving it.

  33. Bad Triangle with Python and Javascript

    Understanding the Problem Bad Triangle is an 800-point problem at codeforces, I hope you have read the problem carefully and have tried thinking about solving it.

  34. How to Get Trending Tweets in any Country with Python and Tweepy

    Social Analytics companies have been massively using twitter to get insights about whatever data they are interested in for brands, celebrities, etc. and also trending topics.

  35. How to Write a Book with Python and Sphinx

    Want to write a technical book or document your project?

  36. Happy Number with Python and Javascript

    Happy number is a medium leetcode problem, please invest some time in understanding the problem at leetcode.

  37. The Misleading Joy of Consistency

    The Downside of Consistency in Duolingo Yeah that’s right, yesterday was my 241st day streak at Duolingo.

  38. Watermelon with Python and Javascript

    Understanding the Problem Watermelon is an *800 problem at codeforces which is the easiest problem out there.

  39. Shuffle String with Python and Javascript

    ‍ Shuffle String is an easy leetcode problem, please invest some time in understanding and implementing at leetcode first and then come back here again to see how we can approach it.

  40. Reck - A Web Application to Detect Faces

    Whether there is a need to know how many people are in a certain area or an event or in a car, or in surveillance applications and more, Reck can help detect faces in a picture.

  41. Classicle - Smart Service to Tell You the Topic of an Article

    Sometimes the need of artificial intelligence can be more important than what the human is capable of.

  42. Why I Don't Burnout

    Sometimes you don’t have energy to work on something, you may feel depressed or whatever negative feeling you’re having, maybe you’re lazy and you can’t stand any other thoughts coming by feeling like your mind is out of your body.