Shreyash
@webdevcaptain.com
Software Engineer with a strong focus on Full-Stack development and a curiosity for AI and Machine Learning.
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This sounds amazing! 🔥
I’ve seen many projects using a combo of tools like esbuild and the TypeScript compiler,
so with tsc speeding up, I’m sure we’ll see simpler, faster builds across the board.
Thanks @typescriptlang.org team
I’ve seen many projects using a combo of tools like esbuild and the TypeScript compiler,
so with tsc speeding up, I’m sure we’ll see simpler, faster builds across the board.
Thanks @typescriptlang.org team
Today we're thrilled to announce our effort to port the TypeScript compiler and language service to native code, gaining a 10x speed boost in build times and editor responsiveness!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/t...
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/t...
A 10x Faster TypeScript - TypeScript
Embarking on a native port of the existing TypeScript compiler and toolset to achieve a 10x performance speed-up.
devblogs.microsoft.com
March 12, 2025 at 3:31 AM
This sounds amazing! 🔥
I’ve seen many projects using a combo of tools like esbuild and the TypeScript compiler,
so with tsc speeding up, I’m sure we’ll see simpler, faster builds across the board.
Thanks @typescriptlang.org team
I’ve seen many projects using a combo of tools like esbuild and the TypeScript compiler,
so with tsc speeding up, I’m sure we’ll see simpler, faster builds across the board.
Thanks @typescriptlang.org team
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This problem is very present in software job interviews too.
They are often too knowledge driven.
The interviewer wrongly assumes that people should have the same facts as them, when memorized knowledge is really only a small part of problem solving.
They are often too knowledge driven.
The interviewer wrongly assumes that people should have the same facts as them, when memorized knowledge is really only a small part of problem solving.
March 12, 2025 at 2:22 AM
This problem is very present in software job interviews too.
They are often too knowledge driven.
The interviewer wrongly assumes that people should have the same facts as them, when memorized knowledge is really only a small part of problem solving.
They are often too knowledge driven.
The interviewer wrongly assumes that people should have the same facts as them, when memorized knowledge is really only a small part of problem solving.
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@rolldown.rs wasm story is just brilliant
February 7, 2025 at 10:54 AM
@rolldown.rs wasm story is just brilliant
After years of selectively reading in tech,
Machine Learning with Pytorch and Scikit Learn
is my first book read cover to cover! (except the math, I needed a second round for that 😅)
Thankyou @sebastianraschka.com, I guess this is the most well-rounded and comprehensive book on Machine Learning
Machine Learning with Pytorch and Scikit Learn
is my first book read cover to cover! (except the math, I needed a second round for that 😅)
Thankyou @sebastianraschka.com, I guess this is the most well-rounded and comprehensive book on Machine Learning
January 23, 2025 at 5:21 PM
After years of selectively reading in tech,
Machine Learning with Pytorch and Scikit Learn
is my first book read cover to cover! (except the math, I needed a second round for that 😅)
Thankyou @sebastianraschka.com, I guess this is the most well-rounded and comprehensive book on Machine Learning
Machine Learning with Pytorch and Scikit Learn
is my first book read cover to cover! (except the math, I needed a second round for that 😅)
Thankyou @sebastianraschka.com, I guess this is the most well-rounded and comprehensive book on Machine Learning
After 5 years of on-and-off learning, I finally published my first package on crates.io
It might not be super useful, but I’m proud of it
I’m comfortable with Rust now, though work keeps me busy with JS, Python & Go 😅
Would love to build some devtools and OSS
It might not be super useful, but I’m proud of it
I’m comfortable with Rust now, though work keeps me busy with JS, Python & Go 😅
Would love to build some devtools and OSS
January 16, 2025 at 10:24 AM
After 5 years of on-and-off learning, I finally published my first package on crates.io
It might not be super useful, but I’m proud of it
I’m comfortable with Rust now, though work keeps me busy with JS, Python & Go 😅
Would love to build some devtools and OSS
It might not be super useful, but I’m proud of it
I’m comfortable with Rust now, though work keeps me busy with JS, Python & Go 😅
Would love to build some devtools and OSS
Reposted by Shreyash
