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amininho

Re: on Wednesday June 18, 2025 @08:13AM (#44309190)
Hi folks,

I'm a software engineer and engineering leader, and over the years, I've developed a habit of curating tech content — from blog posts to podcasts and talks. I usually consume and bookmark them for myself, but I recently figured: why not have them all in one place and receive a daily notification?

So I started a Telegram channel called TechGrub. Every day, I post links and a short description of stuff I’ve found valuable. Could be engineering, leadership, product, or AI topics.

I’d love to receive feedback, ideas, or suggestions on great sources you follow. Thanks for reading

Re: on Wednesday September 25, 2024 @09:48AM (#41647515)
A few years ago, I challenged myself to start a project and manage all its components—backend, frontend, and infrastructure—on my own. I had experience in each of these areas separately but never had the chance to develop them together. That’s how the idea for Expedition Diaries was born.

In this post, I share the journey, the challenges faced, and the lessons learned from building the project from scratch.

Re: on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @05:44AM (#40050087)
In this post, we explore the fundamentals of vector search, discussing how it operates and its applications across different data formats. You'll discover the key components required to implement vector search and its potential to enhance search functionalities.
Re: on Sunday March 24, 2024 @08:05PM (#39811679)
This post provides insights into managing overdue tasks, exploring various strategies for effectively handling such situations.
Re: on Saturday March 09, 2024 @05:49AM (#39650848)
Test doubles serve as an alternative to real dependencies in testing. In this post, we'll review all test doubles using a real-world Go example.
Re: on Friday March 08, 2024 @03:44AM (#39639168)
Test doubles serve as an alternative to real dependencies in testing. In this post, we'll review all test doubles using a real-world Go example.
Re: on Friday July 21, 2023 @07:21AM (#36812493)
In this blog post, I take a closer look at different aspects of doing extra work and putting it into practice.
An overview of some tips that may help you enhance the onboarding process and increase its efficiency.
As an engineering manager, it can be easy to feel a sense of distance from the team and concerns about technical decay over time. But there are solutions to this problem! In this article, I explore ways to improve low-level engineering skills, in order to reduce the gap between you and your team members and maintain effectiveness in leading a technical team.
Is it open source? How can we add an engineering blog to the list?