Alexander Kolobov

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Serbia, BeogradJoined October 2023

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AKAlexander Koloboviamaleko.hashnode.devSep 29, 2024 · 7 min read

Algorithms in Everyday Tasks

Originally published on TechBullion. I often hear from front-end developers, that the ability to solve algorithmic problems, which are frequently assessed in interviews, is completely unnecessary for regular developers. They believe the same applies ...

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AKAlexander Koloboviamaleko.hashnode.devSep 23, 2024 · 11 min read

Working with a Product from an Analytic Perspective

Originally published on Dataconomy more than a year ago, this article served as the basis for my speech at Terricon Valley this month, so why not post it here too. I have been a programmer for over 14 years, with the last six years spent leading mult...

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AKAlexander Koloboviamaleko.hashnode.devOct 23, 2023 · 12 min read

Working with Geospatial Data: A Story About Implementing Our Own Reverse Geocoding

In software development, one often encounters intriguing challenges, particularly when operating under stringent resource constraints and striving to minimize costs before the MVP proves its value. In such situations, the choice of algorithms and app...

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Algorithms in Everyday Tasks

Working with a Product from an Analytic Perspective

Working with Geospatial Data: A Story About Implementing Our Own Reverse Geocoding