This repository serves as a curated collection of links and resources for individuals interested in learning about various software engineering and computer science topics. It targets developers, researchers, and students seeking to deepen their understanding of modern technologies, system design, and programming languages. The primary benefit is a centralized, organized list of high-quality learning materials.

How It Works

The repository functions as a personal knowledge base, aggregating links to articles, blog posts, YouTube videos, and GitHub repositories. It covers a broad spectrum of subjects including distributed systems, programming languages (Rust, Go), AI/ML, blockchain, and system architecture. The approach is to collect and categorize diverse resources, providing a starting point for exploration rather than a structured curriculum.

Quick Start & Requirements

No installation or specific requirements are needed to access the content, as it is a collection of external links. Users can simply browse the README file.

Highlighted Details

• Extensive coverage of topics like Rust's borrow checker, LLMs, and low-latency trading systems.
• Includes links to foundational concepts such as interpreter design and WebRTC.
• Features discussions on system architecture, including containerless computing and hyperparameter optimization.
• References to prominent figures and companies in the tech industry (e.g., Andrej Karpathy, DHH, Cloudflare, Jane Street).

Maintenance & Community

This repository appears to be a personal learning log, with no explicit mention of community features, active maintenance, or contributions beyond the original author.

Licensing & Compatibility

The repository itself contains no code and is therefore not subject to software licensing. The linked external resources are governed by their respective licenses.

Limitations & Caveats

This is a personal collection of links and does not offer a structured learning path or curated explanations. The breadth of topics means depth may vary, and the organization relies solely on the author's categorization.