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👋 Welcome to Tipsrundan! A biweekly newsletter by AFRY IT South with ❤️
This is the first (small) Tipsrundan post-vacay! I hope everyone had an awesome summer and got to enjoy some time in the sun (or a basement hitting those keystrokes! 😉). Let's dive in! 🤿
Björn Pedersen warmly recommends you to sign up for exercism.io and either practice your coding or reviewing someone else. He do (or don't) promise you'll have a great time and learn a thing or two!
P.S. it's also great to learn a new language this way!
Some of us use SQLite extensively, and those who don't might just miss out on something.
Litements is components built on top of SQLite which includes:
- a queue that allows you to create a persistent queue
- dictionary that allows you to have a persisten key-value store
- counter which gives you a persistent counter
A few of us know that Language Models used for Text in AI/ML is a way to compress knowledge. A few more of us knows that Data Compression that's great knows a bit about the statistical distribution of the data to compress it more efficiently.
💡 What if we used compression as a language model? The LZW algorithm actually models a maximum-entropy probability distribution. Read the following blog to learn exactly how it's done!
A good, well-written blog.
I believe that small websites are compelling aesthetically, but are also important to help us resist selling our souls to large tech companies. In this essay I present a vision for the “small web” as well as the small software and architectures that power it. Also, a bonus rant about microservices.
Thank you for this time see you in two weeks
- Hampus Londögård @ AFRY IT South