Read it or Throw it #208

1. https://github.com/YaronWittenstein/productivity-tips-for-mac

I detailed list of productivity tips and tricks I'm using, maybe you'll find them useful to you too

2. AI Is Not the End of Software Developers

A good article talking about how AI can play as an assistance role in software development

3.  Getafix: How Facebook tools learn to fix bugs automatically

Facebook use AI to auto-detect common code bugs and how to fix them

4. Why Discord, Pinterest, Moz and Bleacher Report use Elixir. Case studies

In case you want to show your boss that Elixir is mature enough to be used in production use, send him this article and https://elixir-companies.com/

5. Amazon Timestream - Fast, scalable, fully managed time series database

Amazon releases their own time-series database. It'll be interesting to see how it'll affect InfluxDB and others

6. New for AWS Lambda – Use Any Programming Language and Share Common Components

This is big news!

7. Google Cloud wants to make it easier for data scientists to share models

Google promotes sharing AI models between data scientists.

Probably a GitHub-like platform for data scientists is just a matter of time

8. We Are Typists First, Programmers Second

The key point is that a competent programmer can't let his slow him down

9. GitLab's Secret to Multi-Million-Dollar Success: All 350 Employees Work Remotely

It's very encouraging to see more big and successful companies that work in a distributed structure 

10. Recommended video: Sergio Benitez, The Rust programming language

A great introductory video about why Rust is awesome

“Simple things should be simple, complex things should be possible”

Alan Kay