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Maran Sowthri Kalailingam

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MSMaran Sowthri Kalailingamblog.maransowthri.devAug 9, 2024 · 2 min read

Life Formulas by Naval Ravikant

These are notes to myself. Your frame of reference, and therefore your calculations, may vary. These are not definitions - these are algorithms for success. Contributions are welcome. Formula Happiness = Health + Wealth + Good Relationships Health = ...

MSMaran Sowthri Kalailingamblog.maransowthri.devJan 6, 2023 · 5 min read

The day I became Linux Foundation Certified Kubernetes Application Developer

Who am I? I'm Maran Sowthri Kalailingam, Software Engineer @ athenahealth. When did I get certified? On December 28, 2022. You can check out my badge here Here's how I did it It all started on Aug 19, 2022. My initial plan was to learn more about Do...

MSMaran Sowthri Kalailingamblog.maransowthri.devMar 17, 2022 · 3 min read

The day I became HashiCorp Certified Terraform Associate

Who am I? I'm Maran Sowthri Kalailingam, Senior Software Engineer @ athenahealth When did I get certified? On 7th March 2022. You can check out my badge here Here's how I did it I'm a big fan of Fireship and his 100 seconds series. Several months ag...

MSMaran Sowthri Kalailingamblog.maransowthri.devJul 25, 2021 · 4 min read

The day I became AWS Certified Developer Associate

Who am I? I'm Maran Sowthri Kalailingam, Software Engineer @ athenahealth. When did I get certified? On July 19, 2021. You can check out my badge here. Steps that I followed 5 months back I bought this course on Udemy for 8$. This is a 32 hours on-d...

MSMaran Sowthri Kalailingamblog.maransowthri.devFeb 13, 2021 · 3 min read

Python - 5 Cool Tricks

1. Readable long number If you are declaring a long number (eg. 10 million) in your code, it would be much harder for other guys to read it (10000000 ❌). So to avoid this, python has a special feature for you. You can split the numbers with "_". This...