OTC CatchUp #82 Summary

We talked about GitHub Field Day India and where everyone was going to attend it and about accommodation.

Siddharth Bhatia told everyone about Thonny which is a Python IDE for beginners following which we discussed about various text editors and IDEs available out there.

We talked about Jupyter Notebooks and Google Colab.

Nilesh Shinde shared a blog by - Jovian about Machine Learning.

Then we talked about key bindings.

Dhiraj Chauhan told everyone about his GSoC organization - 52 North.

We talked about API Keys and how to keep them secure. Ideally, Key Authentication must be handled using a Middleware and not to be hardcoded on the client side.

Anil Harwani shared a resource about hard core obfuscation.

Siddharth Kaduskar asked for everyone’s suggestions on how to explore tech in various domains.

Dheeraj Lalwani asked everyone about where to publish tech blogs and Harsh Kapadia suggested to use canonical links.

We talked about how OTC came into existence.

We had a discussion about Data Structures and Algorithms and how problem solving is different from competitive programming.

We also talked about time and space complexity.

Lastly we spoke about Apache Airflow and CRON Jobs

Ishwar Gowda showcased an assembler he had built in Go as a part of following nand2tetris course.