Month: August 2024

Most of the time, while preparing for job interviews, most candidates try to demonstrate their technical abilities or hard skills. Hard skills are no doubt essential, but soft skills play an equally important role and can literally make or break an opportunity. Learning and working on soft skills will not only help in acing an … Read more

In one of the many collaborative sessions with various flavors of LLMs – in this case, Claude – I arrived at this list of heuristics. It seems like once you reach some early-mid point of your career in tech, you create a portfolio page (still to be done), and you put a post with your … Read more

Introduction This article primarily summarizes the architecture and code flow of DataX and SeaTunnel, hoping to help readers understand the source code more easily. DataX Let’s first get a general understanding of DataX: GitHub: https://github.com/alibaba/DataX DataX Architecture The core architecture of DataX is designed as follows: To understand the diagram above, let’s consider a simple … Read more

Grove’s Mission Now seems like a good opportunity to remind everyone of Grove’s mission: Enable Gateways by streamlining access to a decentralized supply network🌿 We achieve this with 2 goals: Build a protocol, Pocket Network’s Shannon upgrade, that attracts and incentivizes high-quality supply (service providers) of open data sources and services. Build a suite of … Read more

In the previous part of the article, I discussed the style aspect of the procedure. Now, I would like to provide some information on writing the procedure itself. Starting sentence The starting sentence briefly describes the task, which is performed by going through the procedure. First and foremost, the technical writer needs to understand why … Read more

As of mid-2024, there are nearly 40,000 crypto ATMs scattered across the globe, with the United States commanding an impressive 82% of market share. The surge in physical touchpoints for digital currency is more than just a trend; it’s part of a rapidly expanding ecosystem projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of … Read more

Having worked on multiple technical drawing processing projects, it was a matter of time till an engineering drawing automation project came our way. What’s so special about engineering drawings, you ask? Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing annotations (GD&T) is your answer. These pesky labels often present a challenge when processing and extracting data from engineering drawings … Read more