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learn data structures and algorithms leetcode is not a replacement for learning them, and it will hinder you during an interview

Daniel Lemire Casey Muratori strager Exactly! This is why I've always stated that performance must be included in the Architecture & Design phase: jabperf.com/are-you-shifti…

⭐️⭐️⭐️System Design Blueprint⭐️⭐️⭐️ blog.devgenius.io/system-design-…

The Era Of Efficient Engineering (also, brb, officially changing my name to “Someone on Twitter.”) cloudzero.com/blog/reinvent-…

📢 "The One Billion Row Challenge" How fast can YOU aggregate 1B rows using modern #Java? Grab your threads, flex your SIMD, and kick off 2024 true coder style by joining this friendly little competition. Submissions accepted until Jan 31. 👉 morling.dev/blog/one-billi…

a data structure book that teaches you how to design a data structure by looking at the underlying hardware, workload and access patterns, locality - sounds awesome .. (via Phil Eaton) cs-people.bu.edu/mathan/publica… "After reading this book, you will be able to reason about which

The Billion Row Challenge (#1BRC) - Step-by-step from 71s to 1.7s questdb.io/blog/billion-r…

the tigerbeetle repository is literally a GOLD MINE of alpha -- like this document on their approach to style, elegance, performance, caching, memory safety etc it's filled to the brim with gems: github.com/tigerbeetle/ti…

Blogged: Predicting the Future of Distributed Systems blog.colinbreck.com/predicting-the…

Want to learn what it takes to cache billions of tiny objects? I really like this paper because it not only presents a clever algorithmic solution to an important systems problem, but also thoroughly evaluates it on real-world data. The basic challenge here is that many systems