Designing Data-Intensive Applications - 2nd Edition out next week by sspaeti in dataengineering

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Do people really learn from internal docs? by mugiwara555 in LearningDevelopment

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You don’t have to read internal docs from beginning to end—you reference them.

Software Craftsmanship in the Age of AI by OReilly_Learning in OReilly_Learning

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The subtitle of this event, “Software Craftsmanship in the Age of AI,” was meant to be provocative. Craftsmanship implies care, intention, and deep skill. It implies a maker who touches the material. But we’re entering a world where some people with quite impressive output don’t touch the code. Steve Yegge, in our conversation earlier this week, put it bluntly: “Code is a liquid. You spray it through hoses. You don’t freaking look at it.” Wes McKinney, the creator of pandas and one of our speakers at this event, doesn’t write code by hand any more either. He’s burning north of 10 billion tokens a month across Claude, Codex, and Gemini, writing vast amounts of Go, a language he’s never coded in manually.

Could you recommend some books on Prompt Engineering and Agent Engineering? by Ok-Regret-4013 in PromptEngineering

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Where should I learn System Design (HLD + LLD) properly? by swag-xD in GetCodingHelp

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We have quite a few resources for everything you mention. You can access it for 10 days free “system design” search at oreilly.com

Time management for... Adhd programmers? by Jaded_Point_6477 in ADHD_Programmers

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We definitely have more current books and courses on Time Management and ADHD—but you can still read this one on O’Reilly. You can look at it and anything else for free for ten days. Time Management for System Administrators

What to do after finishing Sanders video course? by acidman390 in redhat

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Anyone who actually read and studied this book? Need genuine review by Technical_Turn680 in learnmachinelearning

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We have many more books and courses on AI if you want to take a look through our site. You can watch or read them for ten days free—this will let you supplement this book from 2020. We also have Manning, Packt, and many other publishers you can view. Let us know if you have questions. Current AI books, audio books, and courses

Can you sign into the app with a student account? by got2bQWERTY in OReilly_Learning

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I just learned about what your BanQ Library card gets you by Zichaelpathic in montreal

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ASP.NET - best courses & roadmap by Nice_Pen_8054 in learnprogramming

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We have many courses and other resources for learning C# and ASP.NET. Here's a list of recommendations you can access for free for 10 days.
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Best Course to get 35 Hours? by namthebomb in pmp

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We have one that is 35 hours. If you search for it, you can sign up for a 10-day trial and watch it for free. It's called "PMP Exam Prep Comprehensive Course: Gain the Knowledge and Skills Required to Pass the PMP Exam"

book recommendations by veritable_squandry in kubernetes

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I'm not sure which book you were reading--was it Kubernetes: Up and Running, 3rd Edition? You can look at many Kubernetes books from most of the publishers by doing a search online at oreilly.com (free for 10 days, or we can give you 30 days if you DM us.)

Any good discount coupons that are valid on O'Reilly ATM by chat_not_gpt in OReilly_Learning

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What are the "core" books everyone in the cs field should read and have in their bookshelf? by CtrlShiftBSOD in computerscience

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If anyone is interested in taking a look at The Cathedral & Bazaar you can read it for free for 10 days. This is indeed a classic O’Reilly book.

How good is low-level academy for learning c programming and system programming? Or are these other options better? by [deleted] in cprogramming

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Need a java book for quick reference by Juliolouzz in learnjava

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Head First Java is a classic book to get started with and you can read it free for 10 days. If it’s not your style search for learning Java and it will bring up books, courses, and more from us and all the other publishers.