Mihir Sai Dudekula

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Bangalore, India Joined June 2023

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I'm Mihir, a Full-Stack Web Developer and open-source enthusiast currently pursuing my sophomore year at RIT

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MSMihir Sai Dudekulamihirsaidudekula.hashnode.devMar 1 · 6 min read

My HPE CPP to Grad Offer Experience:

Before my sophomore year even ended, I had both an internship and a graduate offer in hand — thanks to Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s Career Preview Program. When I started, I had very little clarity ab

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MSMihir Sai Dudekulamihirsaidudekula.hashnode.devJan 23 · 12 min read

Paging & Virtual Memory Explained: How Your OS works with limited RAM

Introduction Have you ever wondered how your system can run dozens of browser tabs, an IDE, music playback, background services, and even Docker containers—all on 8 GB or 16 GB of RAM? It can seem like the machine is doing more than the hardware shou...

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MSMihir Sai Dudekulamihirsaidudekula.hashnode.devJan 8 · 7 min read

Introducing Zod: A Developer-Friendly Schema Declaration and Validation Library

When working with TypeScript, managing and validating data types can often become repetitive and cumbersome. That's where Zod comes in. Zod is a TypeScript-first schema declaration and validation library that simplifies the process by eliminating the...

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MSMihir Sai Dudekulamihirsaidudekula.hashnode.devJan 8 · 6 min read

Sessions in MongoDB

Introduction Modern applications rarely perform just one database operation at a time. A single user action—placing an order, transferring money, updating a profile—often triggers multiple reads and writes across collections.The challenge? Ensuring t...

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MSMihir Sai Dudekulamihirsaidudekula.hashnode.devJan 6 · 9 min read

CPU Cores, Threads, and Execution: Trying to make sense of it all

Introduction: Why This Topic Is More Confusing Than It Should Be If you ask a room full of CS students how CPUs actually execute programs, you will often hear answers like: “More threads means more speed.” “Threads are the same as cores” “Threads ...

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My HPE CPP to Grad Offer Experience:

Paging & Virtual Memory Explained: How Your OS works with limited RAM

Introducing Zod: A Developer-Friendly Schema Declaration and Validation Library

Sessions in MongoDB

CPU Cores, Threads, and Execution: Trying to make sense of it all

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Mihir Sai Dudekula's blogs

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My HPE CPP to Grad Offer Experience:

Paging & Virtual Memory Explained: How Your OS works with limited RAM

Introducing Zod: A Developer-Friendly Schema Declaration and Validation Library

Sessions in MongoDB

CPU Cores, Threads, and Execution: Trying to make sense of it all