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10 Best Tech Careers Videos

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30 days ago

12 Logging BEST Practices in 12 minutes
Better Stack
Learn about what makes a good log, log levels, debugging and security. From structured logging and sampling to security and performance optimization, learn how to implement a logging strategy that actually works when you need it most. Whether you're a junior developer or a seasoned engineer, these practices will save you countless hours of debugging and prevent future incidents.
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30 days ago

I Broke Amazon Twice. Here's How.
Steve Huynh
Hear how an ex-Amazon principal engineer recalls two different times he broke Amazon. This is great example of how to recall your stories in a behavioural interview with very technical details.
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30 days ago

the reality of landing a tech job in 2025
Low Level
Learn how Low Level would apply for jobs in the current tech market. He walks through a real example job description on LinkedIn and explains what he’s thinking and how he would approach it.
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30 days ago

How To Stand Out In An Insanely Competitive Tech Market (Ex-Amazon Principal Engineer)
Steve Huynh
Learn from an ex-Amazon principal engineer how to stand out in an insanely competitive tech market through depth, recruiter optimization, leveraging your network and building with AI for real users.
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Last month

So You Think You Know Git - FOSDEM 2024
Scott Chacon
Scott Chacon walks through some helpful git config, oldies but goodies, new tips about git, tips around big repos and monorepos and some GitHub tips.
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Last month

Increase your productivity on personal projects with comprehensive docs and automated tests - DCUS
Simon Willison
Learn how Simon Willison utilises automated tests and comprehensive documentation to maintain 185 projects.
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2 months ago

The Best Programmer I Know • Daniel Terhorst-North • GOTO 2024
Daniel Terhorst-North
This talk discusses the belief that great programmers are not born but made through deliberate effort and continuous learning. It emphasizes the value of building simple, understandable code and supporting others, rather than relying on rote knowledge or ego. The author admires programmers who possess curiosity, adaptability, and an open-minded approach to tools and languages. The goal is to share traits of an exemplary programmer, hoping to inspire readers—whether as fellow developers, candidates, or interviewers—to recognize and aspire to these qualities.
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3 months ago

Binary Search tutorial (C++ and Python)
Errichto
This is the most comprehensive lecture on the binary search taught by Errichto, a finalist of multiple big programming competitions like ICPC, Facebook Hacker Cup and Google Code Jam (even got 2nd place in 2018).
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3 months ago

42 Minutes of $10m Salary Negotiation Advice (From A Sr. Director In Tech)
Colin Lernell
A guide to salary negotiation to maximise your earnings. Learn from Colin Lernell (ex-Patreon, Noom, Udacity) who has personally been able to negotiate over $2,000,000 a year in tech offers.
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3 months ago

Semantic Versioning 2.0.0
A solution to managing software versions in a system with many dependencies by using major, minor and patch versions.