Author: Ying Wang
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One Item Store #2: Delays
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One Item Store #1: Start
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Property-Based Testing with `hypothesis`, and associated use cases
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Starting Anew
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Weekly Update 07/25/2020 - 08/01/2020
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Weekly Update #24: Last Full Free Week
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Weekly Update #23: (Formally) Wrapping Up
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Weekly Update #22: ECS Architecture Discoveries
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Weekly Update #21: Infrastructure Development for Contracting
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Weekly Update #20: Software Contracting Isn't Bad
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TinyDevCRM Update #19: Okay, taking a break...and working on another project...
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Postgres, as an App! (Now with one-click deploys to AWS + Heroku!)
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Postgres...as an App?
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#lifeprotip: Haskell-inspired "lifting into structure" for individual shell commands within a Docker context
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TinyDevCRM Update #18: Hedging my Bets
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The Services that makes the Cloud Worth It
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TinyDevCRM Update #17: MVP development Dockerization complete
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TinyDevCRM Update #16: Realtime Streaming + Other Keystones
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The Cloud's Kernel of Optionality
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TinyDevCRM Update #15: So close to MVP v0.1 release
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TinyDevCRM Update #14: Wrapping up main DevOps push
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TinyDevCRM Update #13: Over the Hump
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TinyDevCRM Update #12: Foundational Learnings #2
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TinyDevCRM Update #11: Foundational Learnings
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TinyDevCRM Update #10: The End of the Beginning
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DevOps is an Ice Rink
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TinyDevCRM Update #9: Continuing on this DevOps Grind
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TinyDevCRM Update #8: DevOps Acceptance
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TinyDevCRM Update #7: DevOps Depression
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TinyDevCRM Update #6: More DevOps Disappointment
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TinyDevCRM Update #5: DevOps Tutorials and Grunging
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TinyDevCRM Update #4: Token-based authentication + hourly journal
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TinyDevCRM Update #3: Schedule Slippage and Imposter Syndrome
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#lifeprotip: Use Docker to simplify development workflows
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TinyDevCRM Update #2: Front-end Shenanigans
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TinyDevCRM Update #1: Towards MVP and 0.1 Release
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I'm working on a data-driven event generation platform for software engineers
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Pioneering as a Process Person
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A Pythonista's Review of Haskell
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Getting Rid of Disqus
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What my QC25s taught me about designing long-lasting interfaces
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Writing Software to Last 50 Years
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Monads aren't as hard as you think
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Changelog Evolution
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Concurrency with Python: Conclusion
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Concurrency with Python: Data-Intensive Architectures
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Concurrency with Python: Hardware-Based Parallelism
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Concurrency with Python: CSP and Coroutines
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Concurrency with Python: Actor Models
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Concurrency with Python: Separating Identity From State