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I know we all are developers and with increase in loss of attention now a days (at least I’ve this), let me quickly note some points down: As tempted I was, this blog was not written by any AI agent/model/autocomplete. Same as the project (except the README) - I intended to write this down myself. This project is emotionally very close to me, and I’ll discuss the story towards the end. For those interested, I’d love if you all give it a read. This is only applicable to repositories with “git” as the version history. What is Context Pilot? Briefly, this project help answers the questions for you: ...

I generally don’t do this, but I thought this would be a good time to reflect on the past year and share some thoughts with you all. It’s been a year since I turned 30, and I wanted to take a moment to appreciate the journey so far. Haha, gotta turn off copilot for this one. I’m not 30. I guess, LLMs can’t express how I feel and how old I am right now. Very obvious! ...

I’ve had many iterations on this project that I’m going to talk about today, over the last 1.5-2 years. There are good and bad things about it. Good is that I’m persisting with completing it one day, bad is that I’ve not done it yet. In this blog, I’ll quickly touch upon why it has taken so much time and what’s happening behind the scenes. About the project: For a piece of code, this project is going to help you with questions like: ...

It’s the Day-1 of staying curious. I’ll talk more about it towards the end, but first - let’s get to the topic. Starting from my college life, I’ve always been excited to know the “how”, “why”, “what”, “where” questions of each data structure we would study. This series is not just about data structures though, anything that you can imagine with Computer Science - I hope to cover some of those in some more blog posts. ...

So this happened today, I was attempting a typing speed test on monkeytype and quickly realised a few things that kind of related in my personal life. Thought I’ll share with y’all and I’m confident you all will relate! For context, I’ve been at around 120 wpm (avg) to 135 wpm (max) in a 30 seconds speed test for quite some time now (maybe more than a year at least). And very honestly, I’m happy about it, I don’t wwant to grow my typing speed further - in fact I never planned it before as well. I used to just type as fast as my fingers would allow, and turns out it was good enough for me to do my work. Right now, my goal is more towards sustaining my wrists and fingers along with work, as it definitely pains a lot if your positioning is not right. ...

Hi everyone! Been a long time, thought I should talk about an ongoing project I’m working on. Introduction - What are we trying to do here? Lemme start with some context and disclaimer first: This was a part of an interview process in one of the amazing startups, and I wanted to extend it to an end-to-end project (kinda out of scope from the requirement of that interview process). I won’t be naming the startup here to help keep them anonymous and candid for their future candidates. ...

Alright everyone, we are back. Just FYI, we’ve had a blog on introduction to DocsGPT before: https://krshrimali.github.io/posts/2024/02/building-a-chatbot-from-your-documentation-website-docsgpt/. This is a follow up blog where we’ll discuss data scraping and preprocessing to be able to finetune our model for ChatBot use-case. Quick recap? Input is going to be a single link to documentation page (index page). Need to fetch data for “all the internal pages”. Preprocess (and/or clean) and transform the data to be able to finetune the model. Finetune the model and use it for ChatBot use-case. In this blog, we’ll be covering the first two above, and the rest will be covered in the next blog(s). ...

Hi everyone! Happy to be back, in case y’all have been wondering - where have you been Kush? Well, a lot of things have been happening on my YouTube channel and Twitch Channel - buffetcodes. But in any case, I wanted to write something out - so here it is. Disclaimer: this is more on a personal level rather than on an educational level, I’m sorry to disappoint if you were expecting a detailed tech blog today. I’ll come up with something soon. :) ...

Okay, I think I should just accept this, while at work, it will be very hard for me to go and actually code something. And it makes sense, honestly at this stage - I feel like giving 50% of the time to reading + thinking, and 20% to implementing + 30% on iterating and feedback. So you’ll see more links about reading etc. over here. Design a basic search engine (Google or Bing) | System Design Interview Prep Design a Payment System - System Design Interview That would be it, to be honest - not a lot. I’ve started reading through fasterthanlime’s videos on Silly Fast Fresh Deploys, I’ll share progress on it soon once I’ve some learnings. ...

Today was more like a reading/learning day. Here are the things I’ve been watching: Which Database Model to choose?: Why this? Going to be useful for the project I’ve been working on. Thinking on directions of storing in-memory, using key-value model but let’s see. I made every sentry page 300 ms faster (intermediate) anthony explains #540 Why this? Always enjoy watching Anthony. Came on my YT recommendation, thought I’ll watch. Looks like a CDN config fix, also learnt a few things on watching the type of network calls (cached or not) from this video. How does async rust work Still reading, not done yet. Will update my learnings when done. Update NeoVim Config to use ruff-lsp instead of pyright for most except hover Ruff has been there for long, boasts a lot of perf improvements as a linter. Good to see Ruff LSP growing. NeoVim config repository: https://github.com/krshrimali/nvim It’s of course going to take a lot of efforts to catch up to pyright in terms of capabilities, but I’m very positive. I love to see code actions finally in my neovim + python code. 🎉 It’s written in Rust, for those who don’t know 😉 TODOs: ...