navyad

reading code.

Mozilla, One of the best resources to learn web things.

learning about messaging-queues.

Good. very genuine way of approaching.

Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand. I like idea of 'I' itself which can shrug the belief(s) of social norms.

I too feeel they are distracting.

- pick a topic.

- find reliable resource/book to read from.

- read and make notes.

- refer notes to make things stick.

angelList.

find popular github repositories for your tech and explore them for fun !!

feedly

I stopped using it actively 3 years back, now i use very rarely.

-- solve problems by code.

-- enjoys the culture tech industry provides. e.g.: no 9-5 timings, work from home etc.

-- learning new tech.

thanks for input. right now i am playing with built-in corpus and text of NLTK library.

In my opinion learning new things will benefit in long run.

Also helpful to read some research papers

https://research.google.com/pubs/NaturalLanguageProcessing.h...

thanks.

Didn't know of this, highly helpful, thanks.

thanks, i would certainly have a look.

I am following http://www.nltk.org/book_1ed/

And how about Fear Driven Development.

It essentially a fear of trying out best technology, or best practices or fear of visibility. situation where organization does not support a progressive environment instead everyone has been kept under some kind of fear or pressure to create shitty code.

Thanks for sharing.

Django, really easy get started with.

-- read more code.

-- write code then reflect on it.

-- connect to like minded peoples.

-- communicate clearly and effectively to make sure your message is conveyed the way you wanted.

DRF with django its deadly combination.

totally agreed.

Nice one although wondering how Vim is involved here.

look for people in your local meetup groups.

sometimes these title can be dangerous.

From home to bus stop 5 minutes, take bus to office which would take around 1 hour, then 10 minute walk to office.

so in both ways, i would take around 2.5 hours.