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Fan-Out in Social Media Feeds Explained from First Principles

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By Nikhil Raj
| DEV Community
A First-Principles Walkthrough for Software Engineers If you’ve ever opened a social media app and scrolled through a feed, you’ve interacted with one of the most aggressively optimized systems in modern software. It looks harmless. Just a list of posts, ordered by time or relevance. Nothing fancy. Under the hood, it’s a small war against latency, scale, skew, and human behavior. This post is about fan-out, one of the core ideas behind how social media feeds are built.
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Upskilling at the Speed of Change: HR’s Role in GCC Excellence

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By Nikhil Raj
| SightsIn Plus
When Greek philosopher Heraclitus propounded his philosophy of change being the only constant, somewhere around 500 BC, he would scarcely have imagined how his maxim would become the cornerstone of modern industry, especially the Global Capability Centre (GCC) sector, more than two and a half millennia later. As AI, cloud, ML and automation force a rethink on the skills that matter, especially for the future, the role of Human Resources (HR) in GCC has also evolved.
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I live in Mangalore, Karnataka, and drive 70-90 km daily, with about 70% on NH/SH and 30% on bad rur...

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By Nikhil Raj
| Autocar India
I live in Mangalore, Karnataka, and drive 70-90 km daily, with about 70% on NH/SH and 30% on bad rural roads (loose laterite soil, broken tracks, and heavy rain for almost half the year). I need a compact vehicle that can handle both city traffic and the challenging rural and monsoon roads. With no preference for fuel type, which specific cars/SUVs should I consider, and why? Asked by: Nikhil Raj Without knowing your budget, it'll be difficult to recommend an ideal car for you.
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