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Book

Designing Data-Intensive Applications

You’ve pushed this down 2 times since June.

chapters 5 of 12sessions 3

The record

  1. 22 JunPaused · Designing Data-Intensive Applications
  2. 4 AugPaused · Designing Data-Intensive Applications

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Seven things half-started.

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  • The Rust Programming Languagech. 3 of 20 · since March
  • Essence of Linear Algebra3 of 15 · since April
  • Rebuild the allotment shedstage 2 of 5
  • Practical Typographyopened twice
  • French, properly this timenot started
  • That woodworking seriesepisode 4
  • Designing Data-Intensive Applicationsch. 5 of 12

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Designing Data-Intensive Applications

Book · 5/12 chapters

02

Rebuild the allotment shed

Project · 2/5 stages

03

Essence of Linear Algebra

Course · 3/15 episodes

Shelf · 4 waiting their turn

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Book

Designing Data-Intensive Applications

  1. 22 JunPaused
  2. 4 AugPaused
  3. 4 SeptNot now

You’ve pushed this down 3 times since June.

Finishing costs one line

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14 Aug

Sharpening is the skill. Everything else downstream got easier once that was fixed.

Hand-tool woodworking series

3 Jul

Window functions replaced about half the application code I used to write.

SQL for Data Analysis

5 May

The confident story your mind tells you is built from whatever it happens to have in front of it.

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