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public/blogs/branded-types.mdx

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`ts-roids` is yet another library I created this month, it helps to bulletproof TypeScript with types and decorators, it includes more than 150+ utilities, you can check it out <L href="https://github.com/ashgw/ts-roids">here</L>, this just a small example of what you might use it for.
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`ts-roids` is a library I created this week, the goal is to bulletproof TypeScript with types and decorators, it includes more than 150+ utilities, you can check it out <L href="https://github.com/ashgw/ts-roids">here</L>, this just a small example of what you might use it for.
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public/blogs/mock-async-python.mdx

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Given a function ``some_result`` of the class ``Foo`` (we can argue later if static methods are true OOP, but bear with me now)
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public/blogs/white-board-interviews.mdx

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Does being able to solve the hardest LeetCode problems make you a better developer? No. But will learning basic algorithms and understanding how to apply them to real-world scenarios make you a better developer? Yes. I recently had to learn about Postgres' indexing algorithm called <L href="https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/gist.html">Gist</L>, I now know more about how indexes work in Postgres. Did I memorize every detail of how it works? No.
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Does being able to solve the hardest LeetCode problems make you a better developer? No. Will learning basic algorithms and understanding how to apply them to real-world scenarios make you a better developer? Yes. I recently had to learn about Postgres' indexing algorithm called <L href="https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/gist.html">Gist</L>, I now know more about how indexes work in Postgres. Did I memorize every detail of how it works? No.
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