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Software engineer @ OctaneJS Core Team

Dasturchi, jiddiy, kamgap, oddiy inson


Òzim haqimda kòproq ma'lumot uchun: @Diyorbek_juraev_blog

Web sahifam: https://mrdiyorbek.uz/
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Post #866 126
Looking for a Backend AI Developer.

Requirements;
- At least 4 years of experience.

- Experience in designing and developing scalable and efficient backend systems for AI applications.


- Strong programming skills in languages such as Python and Node.js.

- Knowledge of distributed computing and parallel processing frameworks, such as Apache Spark or Hadoop.

- Experience with AWS, Azure, GCP, and their services for scalable backend infrastructure.

- Proven experience in AI/ML projects.

- Experience with large context models and vector databases.

- English C1 or B2

Job offers:
- Competitive salary + bonuses.
- Remote job (UK timezone).
- Friendly team.


Tanishlar bòlsa share qilish esdan chiqmasin. 🤝

Contact: @al_asadullah
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Post #865 107

Forwarded from Abduvoitov Asadbek

Quyidagi CI/CD pipeline, hozirda ishlayapkan kompaniyada qattiq nazorat ostida ishlatib kelinadi. Keyingi sprintda, CI/CD pipeline ni quyidagi service bilan yangilash rejalashtirilmoqda.

Services:
- Inngest
- Amazon EventBridge
- IronMQ
- AWS SQS
- Google Could Pub / Sub
- Azure Queue Storage
Post #864 135
O'tgangi Juma kuni o'tkazilgan "Hackathon" da User Centric bo'yicha qilgan ishim yaxshi ish deb topilibdi.

Keyingi safar barcha kategoriyalar bo'yicha yuqori natijaga harakat qilaman.

Hamkasbimning ishlari yuqori baholandi. 1- orin.

Congrats Asadbek 🔥✊. Let's keep growing.

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Post #863 151
Abduvoitov Asadbek Bugungi qilgan ishim, saytda mavjud barcha funksilarni AI bilan integratsiya qilish bo'ldi. Bajargan ishni to'liq yoritib berolmagan bo'lsam ham, submission vaqtdan 15 minut oldin topshirdim. Maksimal video, showcase atiga 7 minut edi, mendagi showcasing 9…
Kechagi 8 soatlik "Hackathon" da college larimdan biri Asadbekning qilgan natijalari.

Shaxsan menga juda yoqdi.

Kòrganlar fikir qoldirsangizlar bòladi. (Qòshimcha ideyalar bòlsa ham mayli).

Shaxsan òzim "Accessibility with AI"
bilan ishladim.

Yaqinda share qilaman men ham.

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Post #862 131

Forwarded from Abduvoitov Asadbek

Bugungi qilgan ishim, saytda mavjud barcha funksilarni AI bilan integratsiya qilish bo'ldi. Bajargan ishni to'liq yoritib berolmagan bo'lsam ham, submission vaqtdan 15 minut oldin topshirdim. Maksimal video, showcase atiga 7 minut edi, mendagi showcasing 9 minutda oshib ketti. Ko'ramiz, natija Dushanba elon qilinadi.


Integratsiya uchun, quyidagi texnalogiyalar ishlatilgan:
- Azure Speech SDK
- Azure Cognitive Services
- OpenAI
Post #861 131
Diyorbek.dev | 👨🏻‍💻 New Read: "Inspired" by Marty Cagan Hey everyone! I'm starting "Inspired: How to Create Products Customers Love" by Marty Cagan. It's packed with insights on building products that really resonate with users. I'll share my thoughts and key takeaways…
#1ST_CHAPTER

I just finished reading the first chapter of Marty Cagan’s fantastic book, "Inspired: How to Create Products Customers Love," and I had to share some insights with you all.


1. Essential Roles in a Software Product Organization: Cagan breaks down the crucial roles that make up a modern software product team. These include Product Managers, User Experience Designers, Project Managers, and Engineers.

2. The Product Manager’s Role: One of the highlights is understanding the significant responsibility of a product manager. They’re the ones assessing product opportunities and defining what the product should be. It’s a role that demands both vision and practicality.

3. User Experience Design: This chapter really emphasizes how crucial interaction design is. The collaboration between product managers and designers is key to creating products that are not just usable but also valuable.

4 Project Management and Engineering: It also dives into the importance of project managers and engineers. Project managers keep everything on track, handling scheduling and tracking, while engineers bring the product to life.

This chapter sets a solid foundation for understanding the critical roles in product development. If you’re interested in creating products that truly resonate with customers, I highly recommend giving this book a read.

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Post #860 111
New Read: "Inspired" by Marty Cagan

Hey everyone!

I'm starting "Inspired: How to Create Products Customers Love" by Marty Cagan.

It's packed with insights on building products that really resonate with users.


I'll share my thoughts and key takeaways as I go. Stay tuned!

@Diyorbekk_dev
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Post #859 119
According to “Clean code” book by Uncle Bob, he defined some guidances and rules that developers should follow. This is more imperative for the less experienced developers. With more experience, comes the possibility of breaking some rules or reinventing them with justifications.

No code comments.
A good code needs no comment. The variables, methods, and any other component of the code such as attributes should use easily identifiable and descriptive names.

“Code comments are smell, remove them.”

Dead comments or code should be deleted.
Any unused piece of code or comments should be deleted. The best place to find them is in the version control systems.

Incorrect behaviour at boundaries.
Boundaries should always be unit tested. No behaviour should be assumed.

Positive conditionals.
Positive conditionals are easier to read than negative conditionals.

Standard architecture, coding, and design guidelines should be followed.
All the set standard architecture, coding, and design guidelines should be adhered to. Tools should also be used to ensure that this is accurate.

Good and Consistent naming.
Try to call variables, methods, classes to be understandable from the caller perspective. And it should be consistent.

KISS principle should be applied.
Needless complexity should be avoided. With increase in complexity, some design and codes in the system become useless. All designs and codes should be kept as simple as possible.

Use of exceptions instead of return codes.
In exceptional cases, an exception should be thrown, when the method fails to do its intended purpose. Null or return codes shouldn’t be used.

Make things small. Class size and method size both matter.
Typically, method should be small and compact in size. Ideally, <100 lines of code.

Boy scout rule- Leave the campground cleaner than you found it.
Leave the campground cleaner than you found it. Don’t ask for permission to refactor the code.

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Post #858 222
#work

Vibe of "Hey, Baby girl" ))


Picture: from my colleague Asadbek
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Post #854 201

Forwarded from Diyorbek's blog (Diyorbek Juraev)

Assalomu alaykum my kings and queens.

Anchadan beri bu kanalimda post yozishni tòxtatib qòygandim. Ishlar kòpayganligi sababli ma'lum bir vaqt tòxtalish (jimlik) bòldi.

Kerakli vaqtda jim turish bu sizlarga bòlgan hurmat albatta. 😊

Insha'Alloh yaqinda postlarni davomiy qilish niyatim bor.

Yuqoridagi kitoblarni tafsiya qilaman. Juda ajoyib kitoblar. Òqib bòlganimdan sòng xulosalarni sizlar bilan bòlishaman.

Ildiz (azon) kitoblar dòkoniga yana yòlimiz tushdi ...

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Post #851 231
Today morning's mission is done.

Steps: at least 3000 steps
Distance: 2km

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Post #849 189
Wanna be googler?

Google sari roadmap boyicha harakatni boshladim. Yaqin insonim deyarli ustozim desam ham bòladi Bakhodir aka bilan.

(Bu inson haqida keyinroq batafsil post tayyorlayman.)

1) Programming language. (JAVASCRIPT)

2) Data structure and algorithm.

3) Computer science.

4) System design.



Googler bolish uchun umrimni ohirigacha harakat qilishni reja qildim.

Yuqoridagi steplar bòyicha birin ketinlik bilan qadam boshladim.

Balki bunga yillar ketar, lekin chekinish yòq endi qaror qabul qilindi va ohirigacha harakatdan tòhtamayman.

😉 Bir kun kelib insha'Alloh googlerlar ichidan turib shu kanalga post joylayman.

Date: 18.05.2024

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Post #848 181

Forwarded from ᴏᴛᴀʙᴇᴋ ʀᴀʜᴍᴏɴᴏᴠ

🎬➺ Kremniy Vodiysi - dunyoning IT poytaxti (2020)
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Post #847 167
Diyorbek.dev | 👨🏻‍💻 // Optimistically update the cache queryClient.setQueryData( [`tabs/${selectedOrganization?.id}`], (oldData) => { const newTab = { id: "temp", ...selectedNodeData }; return oldData ? [...oldData, newTab] : [newTab]; …
React query bilan anchadan beri qanday qilib data create bo'lgungacha delaysiz cashni to'g'ri update qilishni o'ylab yurgandim. Bugun solution topildi.
🤦‍♂️ Bunday oson bo'ladi deb kutmagandim. Cashni ikki marta update qilinsa bo'ldi ekan. Temp id bilan.

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