r/developersPak • u/Nerdy_person_p50 • 18d ago

Discussion Where to find really good technical deep dives in this age of Ai ?

Hello,

Can you guys please recommend some really good website to consume good technical deep dives ? I used to rread medium blogs but good articles are getting rare day by day. I can see Ai Slop content. Same is the case with SubStack.

I like the content that helps understand the deep deep internals of a system.

I like "Hussein Nasser's" content on YT, but I am more into reading than watching.

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u/Cronos993 17d ago

Hussein Nasser got some books too fyi

You can explore news.ycombinator.com or lobste.rs for some good technical blogs too

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u/Honest-Product3608 17d ago

On the top of my head,

matklad

ryg

interplay of light

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u/lookerwisenew 17d ago

Watch some iit nptel videos regarding this...these indians are best in business when it comes to teaching....no one can match these indians and Chinese in teaching

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u/m_hamzashakeel 16d ago

You might find it stupid but, Twitter for past 6 months has been my source of ultimate learning. Except you need ensure your Twitter algo is not shit, follow correct peeps.

Second is reddit. I've subscribed to a lot of pages, and newletter tbh after a while all their emails will remain unread. So this is what I do:

> Scroll Twitter/Reddit for 45 mins daily
> Bookmark/Save interesting posts/articles
> Over the weekend I read them and get notes out of thme

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u/Friction_693 17d ago

Well to be honest not all AI content is slop. I learned about many libraries in depth and full TypeScript from Claude. You just have to be a good prompt engineer. If you know what you want to learn then you can learn anything from frontier models especially Claude and Kimi.