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:DATE_STARTED: <2025-07-22 Tue>
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#+STARTUP: overview
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#+title: career_moc
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#+title: Career MOC
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#+filetags: :moc:career:
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Here will lie articles, resources, notes and the like relating to my career. It differ with [[https://www.zainezq.com/posts/career/career-list.html][this]] page in the sense that this one will contain:
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Whereas [[https://www.zainezq.com/posts/career/career-list.html][this]] page will contain /finished/ notes regarding what I'm learning at different points in my career. For instance, the majority of November was learning about Software Engineering principles; things like requirements, user stories, lean and retrospectives.
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* Notes
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[[id:56fabaf6-e8aa-45d0-a1c1-89f247f0a93f][APIM]]
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* News Outlets:
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Here are the best ones I’d actually use for a **10-minute morning software engineer catch-up**:
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| Outlet | Best for | How to use it |
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| **TLDR Tech** | Fast daily summaries of startups, programming, AI, tools | Probably the best “read with coffee” option. It is designed as a 5-minute daily tech newsletter. [fn:1] |
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| **Hacker News** | What developers are discussing right now | Skim the top 5 posts, but don’t get dragged into every comment thread. Great for trends, new tools, and engineering debates. [fn:2] |
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| **InfoQ** | Serious software engineering, architecture, DevOps, backend trends | Better for deeper engineering updates rather than quick gossip/news. It focuses on software development trends and best practices. [fn:3] |
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| **The Pragmatic Engineer** | Big tech, startups, engineering culture, career insights | Very good for understanding what is happening inside tech companies and engineering teams. [fn:4] |
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| **GitHub Blog / GitHub Changelog** | Developer tooling, GitHub features, CI/CD, Copilot, security updates | Useful because changes here can directly affect your workflow. The changelog covers GitHub product updates in one place. [fn:5] |
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| **Stack Overflow Blog** | Programming practice, developer surveys, AI/dev trends | Good for broader developer ecosystem articles and opinions around programming. [fn:6] |
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| **BleepingComputer** | Cybersecurity news you should know | Worth checking briefly, especially if you work with web apps, authentication, dependencies, or infrastructure. [fn:7] |
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| **Ars Technica** | Tech policy, AI, operating systems, security, wider tech context | More general than software-engineering-specific, but useful for understanding the bigger tech landscape. [fn:8] |
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| **The Register** | Enterprise tech, cloud, security, software industry news | Good if you want a slightly more blunt, IT/professional angle on tech news. [fn:9] |
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| **The Changelog** | Open source and developer ecosystem news | Better as a weekly listen/read rather than daily, but useful for open-source updates. [fn:10] |
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For your **10-minute morning routine**, I’d keep it simple:
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**Daily:**
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1. **TLDR Tech** — 5 minutes
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2. **Hacker News** — 3 minutes
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3. **BleepingComputer or GitHub Changelog** — 2 minutes
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**Once or twice a week:**
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Read **The Pragmatic Engineer** or **InfoQ** for something more thoughtful and career/architecture-focused.
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My personal pick for you would be: **TLDR Tech + Hacker News + GitHub Changelog**, then **InfoQ** when you want something more useful for uni/project/dissertation-level software engineering.
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[fn:1]: https://tldr.tech/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "TLDR - A Byte Sized Daily Tech Newsletter"
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[fn:2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Hacker News"
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[fn:3]: https://www.infoq.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "InfoQ: Software Development News, Trends & Best Practices ..."
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[fn:4]: https://www.pragmaticengineer.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "The Pragmatic Engineer"
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[fn:5]: https://github.blog/changelog/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "GitHub Changelog"
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[fn:6]: https://stackoverflow.blog/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "The Stack Overflow Blog - Stack Overflow"
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[fn:7]: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "BleepingComputer | Cybersecurity, Technology News and ..."
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[fn:8]: https://arstechnica.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Ars Technica - Serving the Technologist since 1998. News ..."
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[fn:9]: https://www.theregister.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "The Register: Technology news and analysis"
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[fn:10]: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-changelog-software-development-open-source/id341623264?utm_source=chatgpt.com "The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source"
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* Unread Articles
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- https://medium.com/@saiyaff/ai-tools-and-the-software-engineers-dilemma-e4ad89d516ca
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* Read Articles
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* Coding
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- [[id:2729599d-ae2b-4f22-b73d-bf22d81e0767][test-driven-development]]
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* Microlise
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* Resources:
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** Links
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- [[https://simpleprogrammer.com/my-free-blogging-course-is-getting-unbelievable-results/][Simple Programmer]]
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** Books
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- [[file:/home/zaine/master-folder/pdfs/technical/sicp.pdf][SICP Book]]
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- [[id:fdb8fa52-0c9d-4332-9f32-53bc6fee24b9][MVP and MVT]]
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- [[id:2729599d-ae2b-4f22-b73d-bf22d81e0767][Test Driven Development]]
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Some core programming concepts that are essential for software development. The things I need to add here are:
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* APIs
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** DONE [#C]: Clean up the code (js, css files)
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** DONE [#A]: Improve the search UI in org web
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** DONE [#A]: Improve the search UI in org roam
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** DONE [#B]: Improve design of org roam
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