This is simply brilliant stuff, Dr. Vikram Sampath, FRHistS. I must watch the rest.

Bangalore - Low profile, high impact people Mumbai - High profile, high impact people Delhi - High profile people.

No seat under open category for MD Dermatology in the two topmost institutes of the country i.e MAMC, New Delhi and KEM Mumbai. So even if a general category Rank 1 wants to take Derma from these hospitals, sorry man, you aint eligible simply because you aren't an OBC or SC or ST

Someone tell Bangalore that we do staged rollouts here. Who in their right mind deployed all of winter to prod in one go!?

Web4 will be finally closing our computer and going outside

How to keep your AirPods from getting stolen.

Founder interviewing a Full stack engineer

Swift service with spicejet Gwalior. Kudos to staff to go above and beyond. SpiceJet Ayush Abhishek Abdul haleem

Just a couple years back, writing Java multiline strings were pure torture.

Most young Java developers treat Integer == Integer as a reliable equality check. Take a look at the code snippet below and try to guess the output. Hint: It's not what you think :)

Did you know that Java was originally built for TV remote. In 1991, the Green Team designed it to handle the messy, fragmented hardware of consumer electronics where memory was scarce and crashes were fatal. The "Write Once, Run Anywhere" promise that still holds true.

Seems like a very interesting way to understand Kubernetes. I’m diving in. Anyone else joining here?

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Developer life hack: Combine Spring Data, Prometheus and Grafana. You can setup up dashboard to monitor for N+1 calls by recording high throughput database calls.

Spring boot 4 ships with leaner and faster approach to build apps.

This one is a silent killer in production code. Most people will trace the logic and pick the wrong method every time. Go ahead and give it a try ( no googling )